“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] As soon as Rick Stack finishes publishing The Early Sessions (probably with Volume 9, it seems at this time), we plan to launch the Personal Sessions series. [...]

[...] The corner of probabilities of which I spoke has indeed been turned, and is being turned. [...]

[...] I thought she was probably tired from this afternoon’s upset, and also encountering resistance to the session. [...]

[...] We have not seen him since Monday, and probably will not for at least two weeks. [...]

[...] Any such episode as described by Seth above would have taken place probably more than 40 years ago. [...]

[...] I had a sneezing spell at break, probably because of the emotional content of the above material.

[...] And this is not anything but a probability.

[...] In ordinary terms, synthetic plutonium is probably the most toxic substance on earth. [...]

[...] Probably that there is no such thing in nature as perfection, and that although we think we can conceive of such a quality, we really cannot—hence the way is left open for such messy manifestations as “life,” etc.)

[...] They also probably answer some of my questions about the role her sinful self may be playing these days.

[...] It is probably as long a pause as she has taken during the sessions. [...]

[...] We would prefer that you not think of any given entire entity in terms of a physical structure, though we have ourselves used the term structure to make explanations simpler, and will probably do so again.

[...] Jokingly, I thought, I’d probably ‘get something’ just when I’d have the least amount of time to write it up afterward, make any drawings I could, and just plain take a while to think about it. [...]

2. As he or she has probably done while going over some of the other notes for “Unknown” Reality, the reader might wonder why we don’t just ask Seth to comment upon a point of interest as soon as it happens. [...]

[...] I’ve read that it’s predominantly rural in character, and thought that it was probably even more so back in the l6th century. [...]

[...] But I also see, in your terms, your future and your past and the probabilities of your development, and the abilities that you have and must use. [...]

[...] The day had been exceptionally hot—well over 90 degrees—probably the hottest of the year so far.

[...] For that matter, in the terms of your language, and intellectual concepts, you will probably have to take it for granted that you cannot understand the nature of such a God.

[...] There will most probably be an increase in mail. [...]

(See my probability dream, as I called it, involving Dick on the night of Sunday, October 26, 1975. [...]

[...] This morning she did surprise me—and herself—by sleeping until noon, probably out of exhaustion. [...]

[...] “I probably had more,” Jane said, “but I was feeling so sickly by then that I just quit....” [...]