“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The term itself is probably not a good one, though it is of course highly descriptive. [...]

There were many alternate probabilities. [...]

[...] These are the probabilities now, in which case your landlord will still own the property, and it will be relatively unchanged.

[...] If so, you should probably know it.

[...] However as you have probably supposed by now, change of sex and race is the usual as far as continuing existences on your plane are concerned.

You would most probably not even admit that you breathed at all if you did not have tangible evidence before your eyes, and yet you have the evidence of the camouflage world of physical appearance before your eyes; you accept it and make up farfetched fantasies to explain its existence rather than face the facts.

[...] It’s been bothering me for the last few days, for no apparent reason; looking back, probably since Jack Joyce visited a few days ago about our making estimated tax payments to NY State. [...]

[...] Jane and I have made a tentative recording setup in the bedroom, and probably will begin experimenting with it soon.

None of your abilities contradict each other, or oppose each other, or minimize each other, or in any way negate any of your probable accomplishments. [...]

[...] As I told you last time, you have indeed turned a corner of probabilities into what can only be a new era—which you have, incidentally, prepared for yourselves, as within the integrity of your beings you came to your own decisions. [...]

[...] The Friday episodes should probably be discontinued therefore. [...]

[...] Such exercises also involve you with the facts of the events of your own life, for you automatically are following probabilities from the point of your own focus.

[...] “If he had been, he probably would have given me the information, and I wouldn’t have had to go through all that.”

[...] I am speaking in terms of probabilities, for the future is plastic.”

(At first we were unhappy with the delay, but then began to see it as probably a good thing. [...]

[...] She said my sneezing did not bother her, that Seth was willing to wait; but also that Seth probably called the break early because of my continued sneezing.

[...] Seth probably used his 90’s analogy because the other evening on TV Jane and I saw a program about Eubie Blake, the jazz pianist, who is still performing on stage in his late 90’s, and doing very well at it to. [...]

(According to Seth I have lived a life in Boston, and it ended probably just before the Civil War.)

I am dealing with probabilities—but I do not believe it would have been out at all yet, and your own attitudes would have made that an even more regrettable situation. [...]

If you worry about probable future threats, you lose some of that natural safety. [...]

[...] I was still somewhat uneasy about the decisions I had reached by October 9, but decided to go ahead anyhow, that I was belaboring what were probably rather innocuous points by that time.)

[...] The best was probably the opening of fluent communication between the two of you, and Ruburt’s understanding that you would go full steam ahead to help him recover—his understanding that you did indeed want him to recover. [...]