“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Remember some time ago I mentioned your feeling about oils and the emotions. [...]

[...] Yet she didn’t remember any of the material at break. [...]

(Pause.) You had better remember in what session that information was given you.

[...] She did not remember what she had said, but had a feeling of sadness. [...]

(This “hanging before” appearance, it will be remembered, is remarkably similar to the effect I observed when the same three of us experimented with our first and only seance. [...]

[...] I remember finding the door, which was very heavy and thick, slightly ajar. [...]

[...] Remember that they did exist … by the same token your triumph reinforced the healthy aspects of your present egos.”

Remember Augustus, in the case mentioned earlier in this book. [...]

[...] She said Father Trainor always read the Lepanto and the Elegy on his Sunday visits, and that she could not remember his reading anything else.

[...] It will be remembered that Philip is the entity name for John Bradley, who first mentioned the sessions to Lorraine. [...]

[...] When you allow yourselves freedom in the dream state, when you allow yourself direct experience of reality, when you do not remember it.

“I don’t remember much of that,” Jane said, “but I’ve got the feeling that Seth meant the material to defuse some of my own thoughts lately—that there isn’t any answer for all of the pain and suffering in the world—that the whole thing is so vast that you can’t say or do anything that will be of much use to anyone….”

[...] It had been a deep one, too — yet she remembered hearing the thunder when I asked her about it. [...]

[...] Jane was fully dissociated; she remembered very little of the material she had just delivered.

[...] He should remember that many people have far greater hassles … with health, personal relationships, finances and vocations, and without any satisfying accomplishments to offset their misfortunes.

[...] Either or both were very pleasant after the strangeness disappeared, and I lay quietly and deliberately did my best to analyze and remember each sensation. [...]

[...] I will check with my brother in Webster, hoping he can remember after six years. [...]

[...] The dream contest simply represented seeing which of us could remember the most dreams within a week. [...]

[...] She remembered none of the last delivery.)

[...] So tell Ruburt not to judge himself too harshly, and in all of this have him try to remember his sense of play….”

[...] I should always remember that each time Jane and I sit for a session, it’s a unique event in the world.

[...] Remember that the above material was delivered with many pauses interspersed. [...]