“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Seth discussed Frank Watts to some degree in the 85th and 88th sessions, promising more data in the future.)

[...] We have asked him to discuss his Framework 1 and 2 concepts for it, though, and he’s promised to do so; he’s had a good deal to say about those structures in the nonbook material Jane has delivered since the 814th session was held.

[...] It also serves as a uniting promise for the future, and gives you common dreams.

(I reminded her of a couple of subjects I hoped Seth would discuss, as he’d promised to do some time ago: 1. The great flood of June, 1972, in this area, and our roles in it; see the notes for the 613th session in Chapter One. [...]

(To leave St. Joe’s I had only to sign a slip of paper promising payment, but we don’t know what the bill will be or when we’ll receive it—within a few days, I suppose. [...]

You two more or less made me a promise that Ruburt would begin working sensibly on his book again (after last session), and instead you took a trip. [...]

(I asked if Seth would discuss Tam’s dream of January 1, 1973; her cold symptoms dating from last October; and the letter Seth has promised to dictate for correspondents. [...]

[...] I do not promise to answer them, but I promise you the opportunity to ask them. [...]

[...] For this reason we had let the candle-flame tests go for the moment, even though they appear promising.

[...] As Seth had promised, it was a good chapter. [...]

1. Recently I asked Jane if Seth could give us some information on the consciousness connected with nuclear energy—a fascinating question I’ve often speculated about—and she promised me that he’d discuss it soon. [...]

[...] Your ideas offer hope and literal promise. [...]

[...] Man’s involvement in sports is an instant example, of course, where society’s rewards and the promise of spectacular bodily achievement lead athletes into activities that would be considered most painful by the ordinary individual. [...]

(Tonight I asked Jane if Seth would deliver his promised letter for correspondents. [...]

[...] I have promised you that I would explain more clearly the nature both of your abilities and their part in our venture, and so I will.

(Not having heard from her publisher yet, as he had promised she would by now, Jane wrote and mailed to him a pretty stiff letter. [...]

[...] Now I had come back to fulfill a promise I had made to return. [...]

[...] Their spokesman told me that their dead leader had promised them that on his return he would perform one particular feat for which he was known to prove his identity. [...]

[...] For myself, I listed the following before the session, as I’d promised Seth last time I would:

A cruel trick, Ruburt felt, offering promises unfulfilled. [...]

There is a session I promised to our lady of Venice also.