“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Since the board does not indicate punctuation, it is arbitrary on my part. [...]

Except for punctuation, the Seth Material in this appendix is unedited, and Rob’s notes have been included.

To one extent or another, all of the events of their lives happen punctuated or accented by the possibility of disaster. [...]

(Jane gave me a punctuation here: “There’s a period after the minus side.”)

(Jane delivered that whole paragraph with great flowing intensity, and I’ve punctuated it to the best of my ability just as it came through her. [...]

[...] As usual this new voice ended sentences on an unexpected upbeat, so that often a sentence was finished and a new one begun while I was writing without appropriate punctuation; then I would go back and add it in the proper places.

[...] Undoubtedly I missed some minor asides, and changed phrasing and punctuation. [...]

[...] Actually, correcting the proofs — carefully scrutinizing well over 500 printed pages word by word, checking and rechecking notes, spelling, punctuation, and so forth — kept us so busy that we suspended the next eight scheduled sessions, covering a period of 26 days. [...]

[...] Now in trance, Jane was going through these complicated sentences without trouble, even indicating punctuation.)

[...] (A few times I made two sentences out of one long one, for example.) Much of the punctuation was indicated by Seth. [...]

[...] This seemed strange to her because as a writer she is used to watching out for grammar, punctuation, etc.

[...] The first time, at about 10:45 PM, she could not exert enough pressure to use the keys; the second time at about midnight was more successful, but still uneven in pressure and lacking punctuation and capitals.

[...] For obvious reasons I’ve deleted most of Seth’s instructions for punctuating his material, beyond leaving a few examples in place at the start of his Preface, or in an occasional session. [...]

[...] The streets are lined with trees arching up to meet overhead; periodically those intersecting patterns of leaves and branches are punctuated by bursts of light from the streetlamps. [...]

(Now, as if by way of punctuation, Seth/Jane’s voice really shouted out:)

[...] Growing up, she was “frightened most of the time,” Jane told me as I prepared this note: She often lived alone with her bedridden mother, such periods being punctuated by a succession of itinerant housekeepers appointed by the welfare department. [...]