“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The particular voice effect, for example: This is nothing difficult, it proves nothing. What would it prove?

[...] Nevertheless these are limitations, when I must accept these physical laws in order to prove to pompous nincompoops that what we, you and I, know exist does in fact exist.

[...] I told Jane I realized it would be tougher for her to realize these things, but that I thought events would prove them out.

[...] I think it’s very good material, and will prove to be very helpful. [...]

The medical tests along the way proved that I did not have some of those most frightening conditions. [...]

[...] That proved to be it for the day. [...]

[...] I am waiting to see how you do, and Ruburt will be mad at me because he will say that you will not be spontaneous if you know I am around and, you see, you must prove him wrong. [...]

[...] He will not need to prove himself, so it will be easier for him to accept contemporaries with fairness.

[...] She began to feel sleepy during break, though, so this proved to be the end of the session.)

(This session proved to be a continuance of the last session. [...]

[...] This proved interesting to us and we understood it while Carl was speaking; later however because of our lack of background in math we found it difficult to recall what Carl had said.

(This proved to be the end of the session. [...]

(10:55 P.M. This proved to be the end of the session.)

[...] It seemed to Ruburt, with his understanding, that if his information was coming from a paranormal source, and that source was good, then it must also prove itself to be infallible, or he was a false prophet. [...]

[...] If you can get possessions while not having a worthwhile job, then they must work that much harder for more possessions, to prove their way correct, and yours lacking. [...]

[...] Some use religious dogma, and others rely upon scientific dogma to prove their cases, but in any case, they are presented with a world of deception and vengeance.

[...] Under such conditions you can even seek out illness to prove to yourself the strength of your own spirituality — and to impress it upon others. [...]

[...] This proved to be the end of book work for the evening. [...]

[...] You can, however, prove to yourself by reading the cards. [...]

[...] Whenever evidential material has been given, my dear friend, and it has been given to help others deal with a problem that was of vital interest, it has not been given as a demonstration, and it has not been given to prove anything to anyone. [...]

I have wanted to cover this because I can prove the existence of this dream world to you, and its continuity, always within the spacious present. [...]

You will be merely doing what you have been doing all along, but with the aid of the ego you will be able to prove the extent of your achievement. [...]

Those who prove interested in these sessions, and who become part of a group, will be sustained; but always I will work with you in the development of your inner senses, without the display of fireworks for display’s sake alone.

(By 9:55 we thought she was out of trance, but this proved to be an over-estimation. [...]

[...] When the advantages no longer outweigh the disadvantages, then it is sheer stupidity to hang on by your teeth to prove that you can do so. [...]

[...] That shows you how modern and up-to-date I am, and proves that I am not archaic. [...]

All in all our own tests proved invaluable, not only as a part of my training and as a means of increasing my self-confidence, but also in preparing me for some other out-of-body-experiences that would take place during later Seth sessions. [...]

Trying to prove the existence of telepathy and clairvoyance to a self-professed “hard-nosed psychologist,” sell fiction to one of the best magazines in the country, and conduct our own tests in the Seth sessions was rather a bit to take on in one year—as I discovered.

[...] He wore the sweater night and day in a frenzied attempt to prove that it I had no harmful effects upon him. [...]

[...] My experiment proved to be quite a task, but was successfully accomplished, with the use of polymer waterproof glue.