“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I remember our specifically commenting on the flowers there, on all our visits. [...]

[...] However, remember that the object came from our visit of Tuesday July 12, whereas the gathering was held on Saturday July 16. [...]

You must remember here that time is part of the camouflage pattern. [...]

[...] If you remember, I mentioned earlier that your outer sense of touch was extremely immediate, in a way that sight was not, and I also gave you immediacy as one of the qualities of the inner senses.

[...] Jane then read the notes and suggested any corrections she happened to remember. [...]

[...] [I have always had it since I can consciously remember.] When I remarked that my father had got rid of his hay fever, Seth said he gave it to me. [...]

[...] It will be remembered that a young couple from next door heard Seth, and came over to see if anything was wrong. [...]

[...] Lorraine remembers a black mailbox; the apartment of course had a rear entry also. [...]

[...] She remembered nothing of what she had said, which for her is somewhat unusual. [...]

[...] He said he remembered the information Seth was giving him. [...]

[...] (Humorously:)I am an old dog, and I remembered you.

(I did remember a vivid dream of last night, though, and described it to Jane. [...]

[...] (I don’t think this at all.) Remember, however, what I told you much earlier. [...]

[...] Everything included here was definitely remembered by one or the other; nothing was added. [...]

[...] During the many centuries of our remembered history, those conflicts in themselves have been — and are — surely serving at least one of consciousness’s overall purposes, within our limits of understanding: to know itself more fully in those particular, differentiated ways.

[...] [Later I remembered hearing a bit of that.] Our caller had received a number of pages of information from Jesus Christ. [...]

[...] Remember, we are dealing with a scattered force, various elements of the personality sent out to do different tasks—and in a fashion they are caught between the superior self and the debased self. [...]

[...] That is, there is as much anticipated time as there is remembered time.

“In childhood we have little past time to remember. [...]

[...] I did remember her describing an older woman in shabby clothes, whose lips were moving as though she was talking to Jane; there was no sound. [...]

[...] I took comfort in remembering her excellent vocal power when delivering the private session for December 3.¹² Her voice is a powerful and dramatic connective among realities for her, charged with energy and emotion whether she’s speaking for herself, for Seth, or speaking or singing in her trance language, Sumari.¹³ That vocal steadiness and power, coming out of someone whose weight hovers around 100 pounds, has always been most reassuring to us. [...]

And so for the first time that I could remember, Jane actually said that she was considering medical help, even if only under certain conditions. [...]

[...] Jane remembered sleeping, but nothing that might have taken place during that time. [...]

[...] “I don’t remember anything.”)

[...] If all of this sounds farfetched, then remember that the shapes that you perceive meaningful, many other species within your own field cannot perceive at all.

(“Bill thinks he remembers seeing a waitress with a scar on her arm.”)

[...] What I have said, however, should serve to remind you when you question that these things were created by yourselves as you forgot your true beginnings, and only when you remember your beginnings will these cease. [...]

[...] Remember that such a clear intent is like a key, opening in Framework 2 all the resources necessary. [...]

Now, Ruburt had some other things planned for class this evening and remember you are not to come here and listen to me as if I were some Sunday preacher for I make every effort to show you that I am not. [...]

(I remembered making the remarks, but hadn’t realized her reactions to them, although I had noticed her increased impairment walking. [...]

[...] Without that pause — in which man can remember past in the present, and envisage a future — natural guilt would have no meaning. [...]