“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Usually her enunciation is good, though at times I have to ask her to repeat a word.

[...] “It’s all right,” Jane repeated to herself. [...]

[...] I repeated my question about the Sinful Self’s opinion of Jane working on Speaker manuscripts.)

[...] I also repeated that last paragraph—for as it happened both of us thought there was new material there. [...]

Only in a manner of speaking (repeated twice), there are certain — (humorously:) a necessary qualifying word — “power selves,” or personalities; parts of your greater identity who utilized fairly extraordinary amounts of energy in very constructive ways. [...]

[...] When I asked her to repeat what she had said, she spoke the same word again, loudly and rather explosively. [...]

(Jim Adams visited today with some sample black frames for her reading glasses, and repeated to Jane what I’d quoted him as saying his friend Dr. Werner had said about Jim’s description of Jane’s condition. [...]

[...] I repeat that statement here, again. [...]

He therefore feels highly upset if he does not accept all of my views as he understands them, and makes it a point to repeat that rebellion now in a different way.

And I repeat, he should indeed stay away from spiritualistic literature. [...]

(At break I repeated my question about titles for Parts One and Two of Seth’s book. [...]

(10:00.) The cycle would then be repeated. [...]

I have said and I will repeat: In fact, there are no closed systems. [...]

[...] Jane as Seth repeated the word.)

[...] I note this aside from whatever changes may be taking place in her, as Seth has repeatedly maintained recently. [...]

Remind him, and I know I am repeating myself, that concenration must not be upon the problem—which, remind him, has lessened. [...]

(Very forcefully:) Emotions, instead of propelling a physical rocket, for example, send thoughts from this interior reality through the barrier between nonphysical and physical into the “objective” world — no small feat, and one that is constantly repeated.

Inherent, and I repeat inherent in the spider as in man, is the complete comprehension, or rather comprehension through direct experience, of the universe as a whole. [...]

[...] I would like to repeat again the fact that in many instances, and with exceptions, ideas not fully constructed on your plane not only have great force but are also freer from the effects of physical laws. [...]

I repeat that no system, either microscopic or cosmic in size, is ever a closed system. [...]

(While we were there Dr. S. repeated several times that he wasn’t a vascular surgeon himself. [...]