“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] However, I confessed to Jane, I couldn’t say that I really expected her to produce both the book itself; through Seth, and then do all the work involved in writing the notes too — yet as it turned out, to some extent she did help me annotate this work.

[...] But Dick’s message was certainly a heartening one, and one I’d say that Jane could really use to good effect.

[...] I couldn’t see how she would be able to really give her great creative spontaneity full reign, to accomplish the things I felt she had in her.

[...] When at last she began to talk she said she was “not really here, but not out of my body either,” while giving this automobile-accident probability data.

[...] I would certainly say more if it were possible, but outside of knocking Ruburt over the head, or putting him in a deep trance, there is really little I can say.

[...] For all intents and purposes you create the action, but actually you are really utilizing action and merely constructing it into terms that the outer senses can perceive.

[...] Jane had been “really out, not aware of anything,” she said — but Seth promptly returned when I voiced some doubts about using this material in his book.)

[...] “Boy, I felt Seth was getting into some really good stuff — a whole new system of geriatrics,” she said. [...]

[...] 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.

[...] She wasn’t aware, really, that she had let the cat in until she was back in the chair. [...]

(A note: I don’t really understand why any sort of Framework 2 connection should arise involving us and Spain, however—the question arose as I typed the rest of the session after writing the notes on page 110-111. [...]

[...] She wanted to know what really happened to Christ, if he wasn’t crucified.”)

(10:07.) Now, my fine feathered friend: you never really trusted the verbal expression of feelings, while you trusted the verbal expression of ideas. [...]

[...] I was really bleary. [...]

Try to understand that all of these reactions are really happening at once … Joseph’s desire at this end attracted his mother’s like desire. [...]

[...] There’s much debate already about the “cancer deaths” that may show up in the local populace, since no one really knows yet just what a “safe” dose of radiation could be in such a situation. [...]

(Jane said she had been really dissociated. [...]

(While she was waking up, Jane asked me several times if she had really been asleep. [...]

[...] In wishing to close himself to such information, Ruburt would wish to close himself off from beneficial knowledge, and from the kind of exploration which in itself expands, and opens barriers that are not really barriers but doorways.

[...] I explained to her about what I really meant by my question concerning physical life in the future, and she then said that Seth was going to comment on our experience in physical reality in new ways in the future, rather than experience a lifetime of continuous physical creatures.

[...] She said that whenever I ask questions about painting she “really goes out.” [...]