“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Once again, however, these are of course blueprints of probabilities. [...]

Ruburt was not projecting other difficulties to the gallery situation, as both of you thought probable, but was reacting to the limits set upon independence.

[...] I told Jane that at first I was somewhat jealous of Tom, probably feeling that in some way he was intruding into my own special relationship with Miss Bowman. [...]

In all probability there will be some failures, but there will be many successes, and the fear of failure will be our worst inhibiting factor. [...]

[...] As you probably suspect, the overeating is the one great indulgence that you allow yourself, and even then you surround it with all kinds of taboos. [...]

[...] A witness now and then would probably also help Ruburt’s confidence, if you know of any persons.

[...] My memory of you includes your probable selves, and all of these coordinates exist simultaneously in a point that takes up no space. [...]

[...] The sad part is that you probably won’t be able to understand it. [...]

As you have probably supposed by now, there is consciousness in everything. [...]

[...] These dimensions, and our part in them, will be explained along with the God concept, probabilities, and time. [...]

[...] But because you heard me and because you listened, the probable future was changed.

[...] We thought the new work would probably be a long one, but we hardly expected that it would require publication in two volumes.

[...] Checking the page proofs is the last stage we go through before publication, and Volume 1 is due to be marketed this summer — probably in July.

[...] As I reread the book I learned that Jane devotes considerable portions of several chapters to material involving our friend, Sue Watkins — her adventures with dreams, projections, and probable realities — and also refers to her in other chapters. [...]

[...] The horizontal communications stretch and expand to allow for later developments in terms of probabilities, for consciousness always knows itself in more than one context, and it is possible for nature to experience itself in ways that would seem to be most improbable when the properties of conservation and learning are at their (underlined) strongest spring.