“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We have tried to go along with his pronouncements, but also have felt numerous misgivings, as may be quite natural.

[...] This pattern was most pronounced while Seth was producing Mass Events, but without checking at the moment we remember similar if shorter layoffs while the previous books were being produced. [...]

[...] And “several years” will pass before scientists and engineers pronounce the site finally and safely decontaminated, at who knows what enormous expense, for each step in that cleanup process will have to be scrupulously managed for maximum safety.

[...] Perhaps her method of presentation was in keeping with Seth’s own pronouncement at the beginning of his Preface, almost three months ago: “This book will be my most ambitious project thus far. [...]

[...] The pressure soon was so pronounced that it was unmistakable; all agreed that they experienced it. [...]

(Incidentally, Seth pronounced sepia as say-pia.)

[...] 7  3  0; perhaps 4,  4  1  0. (Each number pronounced separately.)

[...] The effects were very pronounced, and continued as we went shopping, etc. [...]

[...] The red color was pronounced and I called Jane’s attention to it. [...]

[...] Zeno-mythlin (The mythlin is my phonetic version of the name Jane pronounced, somewhat haltingly.) That may be two names, perhaps with a hyphen. [...]

[...] At times such signs have marked the beginning of a pronounced altered state of consciousness for her, but she added that she wasn’t going into “a psychedelic experience” now.

[...] Jane pronounced this data as six, three, not 63. [...]

[...] (Each syllable was so carefully and separately pronounced.)

[...] His first name will be Ambum, A-m-b-u-m, pronounced Ammum. [...]

[...] I asked Jane to repeat it, to make sure I had it right the first time, and she very definitely pronounced that word.)

[...] On Saturday evening he leafed through some of the Seth material briefly, then pronounced it the work of a clever schizophrenic. [...]

[...] Note that Jane, or Seth, pronounced these numbers as five six, rather than fifty-six. [...]

[...] Tonight with your overhasty pronouncements on my part you meddled, however innocently.

[...] On purpose he pronounced the word Ponce as P O N K A Y, which sounds very much like padre.

[...] As stated earlier, I felt pronounced amusement while making the drawing used as the object. [...]

[...] A four plus one, and an initial—initials—I believe three, J A B. (Pronounced almost as a question.) Masculine. [...]