“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Some of them were very angry, others were puzzled and hurt, trying to explain it all.

I thought I would unravel this little puzzle, though I see from what you say that you had already arrived at some of these conclusions.

[...] I was also puzzled. [...]

[...] This puzzled us for a moment at break. [...]

[...] This puzzled us, and we think it contains some sort of distortion as far as the red five is concerned. [...]

(Now I did mention to Jane perhaps the overriding question I have, and have often puzzled about: the intensity of her personality’s response to the idea of the Sinful Self. [...]

[...] Her recovery was up to her, then, although I still puzzled why she carried her situation to such extremes when she said she didn’t want to die.

[...] I have had awareness of this occurrence a few times, and puzzled over it, seeing effects in finished work that I wanted, without knowing how I had achieved them. [...]

People with schizophrenic difficulties often enjoy word games and puzzles, so they may well use these to confuse any therapist. [...]

[...] You have, however, the clues, and again, begin to organize your reality along those lines—to take each release or new motion, however small, as one part of the puzzle that is falling into place, in line with the greater pattern.

[...] “Didn’t I just get a break?” Jane asked, puzzled. [...]

[...] “Now I see why I felt so puzzled before the session,” she said, “even with the company. [...]

[...] Shakes head, puzzled.)

[...] Jane was puzzled at this data at the time she gave it, as though she didn’t have it right. [...]

(A puzzled gesture.) There is something connected with the town that has to do with the word west. [...]

[...] Last name is Repanshek; but there is a puzzle here, since the name doesn’t seem to be an Italian one. [...]

[...] The conscious mind is not able to follow the pieces of the puzzle, so to speak, as it is being put together. [...]

[...] Questioning on my part, and Jane’s use of the pendulum, told us these symptoms, somewhat annoying and at first puzzling, were related to the above material. [...]

[...] We list what we see as connections, and have noted that if we are really puzzled about any test data, Seth will say something about the problem after break.

[...] While we were puzzling over Guippy Street.)

[...] I told Jane I thought the whole thing was one more piece of the puzzle falling into place—that above all I didn’t want her to worry, to just forget it. [...]

[...] We thought of games involving the French book, or even crossword puzzles. [...]