“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He also promised to call an ophthalmologist friend of his, to explain Jane’s case to him and hear what this individual—a Dr. Werner—had to say about Jane’s double vision. [...]

[...] She evidently doesn’t. So far we’ve tried it tentatively on various portions of her body, with what appear to be some promising results. [...]

Either will be some experience for you, I can promise you. [...]

[...] These included promised material on my “probability dreams” involving family members; Jane’s hang-ups about finishing the two Seven novels she has started; and whether her teeth might have anything to do with her eye condition.

(“For those of you who do accompany me, I promise you an adventure, a creative alteration of consciousness, and experiences beyond those that you have known in your terms. [...]

[...] As he promised he’d do early in this work, Seth himself does “set the scene” now and then by mentioning our activities, but obviously — and rightly — he’s more interested in delivering his material. [...]

[...] They may even move out further into another psychic organization that offers more promising development, or to them a more pleasing psychological climate.

[...] Yet the new self never comes—not the promised, overly idealized self that feels a godly love without distinctions. [...]

[...] He promised something Jane and I could really focus upon … an exciting yet thoughtful time of “work” and new information. [...]

It is important that he used to promise himself that he would go on tours or television if he became well. [...]

[...] He said Dr. Kardon herself could take the blood from Jane; and she has promised to visit us here.

I cannot promise you that you have been a king, or that you will be one (humorously), nor a story reading in which you are a hero... [...]

[...] Seth has promised to comment. [...]

[...] And I am not just making promises about our little party, either.

[...] I promise you that neither of you will feel any poor results from tonight’s long session. [...]

[...] I promise to get back to more philosophical matters, but I did want you to know the dangers and tragedies you have managed to avert, since I also told you of the opportunities that you had missed.

(Long pause.) Ruburt broke through both psychically and creatively—that is, the sessions almost immediately provided him with new creative inspiration and expression and with the expansions needed psychologically that would help fulfill his promise as a writer and as a mature personality. [...]

This will be your long-promised short session.

It was the woman’s deep need which would have let me make an exception, and yet I promise you that on no occasion will I try to coerce Ruburt into giving a session. [...]

[...] Now I speak to you not idly—and these are not mere promises thrown about. [...]

[...] It would even be a tragedy if you made none—for whatever road you took would seem to be taken at the expense of numberless, perhaps more promising ones.