“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] As a diamond has many facets, so does your reality in that regard.

[...] You have experience in concentration in regard to your paintings, but Ruburt has not been used to concentrating in that manner. [...]

[...] My heartiest regards to you both.

My best regards to you both, and to Ruburt bravo.

[...] My fondest regards to you both.

[...] My best regards to all of you. [...]

[...] My heartiest regards to you both.

My heartiest regards.

My fondest regards to each of you.

[...] You do need to support each other in that regard, helping each other to approve of yourselves.

[...] In that regard you have not used your joint abilities to uphold your strengths. [...]

[...] She does the same with the little poems she’s worked upon, most of which she regards as being not only incomplete but quite inconsequential: “I wouldn’t even type them up, like you did,” she commented. [...]

I should add that I don’t think Jane has started to “set … aside” the medical interpretation regarding her “arthritis situation,” as Seth suggested she might do when he came through on April 12. [...]

[...] My regards are with you both, and with my usual deep regret I will end the session. [...] My best regards also to your visitor, and my heartiest good evening to you all.

After I touch upon the contents of Volume 1, I’ll have the freedom to move into some other topics that occurred to Jane and me as I put Volume 2 together — subjects regarding the Seth phenomenon itself, for example. [...]

[...] These are supplemented by notes regarding the relationship involving Seth, Jane, and myself, and by other pertinent material that throws light upon the larger framework in which these sessions take place. [...]

[...] Sports are regarded as an enviable field of endeavor. [...]

[...] The suggestion I gave about his situation is important in that regard. [...]

It is important to remember the benign unpredictability of Framework 2 in that regard, so that you leave the doors open for desired results in whatever way they might occur. [...]

(Pause.) Our material was precisely the kind that would directly threaten old beliefs, so in that regard there were bound to be points of conflict. [...]

(The following is a resume of John Bradley’s comments regarding the impressions given above. [...]

[...] None of your parents, in other words, had an easy give-and-take with their fellows in that regard. [...]