“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The pace proved to be so fast in the beginning that I soon gave up trying to keep abreast. [...]

[...] One element therefore would be dropped, and it would prove in the overall not as effective as it would seem—one could be a liability, and might need to be discarded even if at first included. [...]

[...] All of his statements concerning Jane’s writing sales have proved out so far. [...]

[...] In the same fashion, however, you see, say, book jackets, ideal situations, in a way that the people in the business world simply do not—and you do become literally outraged when their vision proves to be so inadequate. [...]

I will have you know I would not do such a thing and my performance right now proves I would never do such a thing as you can all tell. [...]

[...] I don’t have to ‘make the material work,’ or prove through my actions that it does, because it proves itself in the way that creativity does, by being beyond levels of true-false references. [...]

[...] If she has hassles, I added, they’re quite understandable: Not only is she offering our world creative new ways by which to understand reality, but in her uncertainty about what she’s doing, she feels that she must prove her ideas to the world all by herself—something that few people have to do in such an all-encompassing manner. [...]

[...] I’ve rejected all that kind of hash projected onto Seth’s books by others or myself—the assumptions that Seth must prove himself as a problem-solver—or the importance of functionalism over art. [...]

[...] The facts will prove otherwise, and he will be able to relax.

[...] Through the use of age regression and hypnosis, you will be able with effort and discipline to prove the existence of reincarnation. [...]

[...] It collects evidence, then, to prove its point, because the rational mind, as you understand it, must have an acceptable reason for everything (underlined) (all intently).

[...] You long believed emotionally that it was unrealistic to express love or hope, for circumstances would surely prove such expectations to be foolish.

(11:22.) There were several characteristics that proved difficult, however. [...]

[...] But the session hardly proved to be a short one. [...]

[...] Then I told Rob about another idea I had about it, one that I couldn’t possibly prove.

[...] Seth’s data proved to be unexpectedly penetrating and intimate — so much so that what follows is edited to some degree. [...]

It is not there now, but perhaps records could prove its existence. [...]

[...] It’s certain to prove invaluable to us in daily living. [...]

[...] Three of these proved to be correct. [...]

[...] We have been able to prove, to ourselves at least, that dream events are quite real. [...]

If you recall, I told you that the psychological time experiments would prove more fruitful now, but Ruburt really came up with a peach.

(This proved to be the end of the session although we did not realize it at the time. [...]