“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Although in retrospect I don’t quite understand what Seth meant.)

“Seth used Session 909 as a bridge between chapters 6 and 7 in Dreams. This means that now the session serves as a connective—a very effective lure, say—between volumes 1 and 2. Indeed, in retrospect it almost seems as though Seth, that ‘energy personality essence,’ planned it that way! [...]

[...] The insights, which seem rather obvious in retrospect, represent a sort of synthesis that I’ve been trying for in recent years.

[...] In retrospect it was a bit frightening—there was a terrific sense of power and energy. [...]

[...] Again in retrospect, she said the episode was “slightly scary,” while agreeing that she had given inner permission for it to take place. [...]

[...] In retrospect, I remembered that when I applied the material it had seemed to stick more quickly than usual—so it must have contained more adhesive than usual. [...]

[...] In retrospect, Jane and I had been wondering if Monday’s session should have consisted of book dictation — yet Seth was putting that material to use tonight….)

[...] This means that now the session also serves as a connective—a very effective lure, say—between volumes 1 and 2. Indeed, in retrospect it also seems as though Seth, that “energy personality essence,” planned it that way! [...]

[...] But such associations aren’t nearly as easy to foresee as they are to understand in retrospect.

[...] I told her I liked it, but in retrospect I see that it’s content is far more revealing than I’d first realized. [...]

(I hadn’t deliberately planned that those notes would do that, yet in retrospect I was glad they had—especially in the unprecedented response Jane was getting from her Sinful Self. [...]

[...] As we talked about it, each from a somewhat different angle, Jane ended up saying the experience seemed pretty “prosaic” after all in retrospect—yet at the time it had been pretty powerful.

[...] Our told troubles now seem minute in retrospect. [...]

[...] In retrospect I believe this question was triggered by remarks Jane made about insights she’d achieved through her manifesto from the Sinful Self. [...]

[...] [However, Jane and I freely admit that on occasion we’ve made the wrong choice in deciding to ignore what Seth had to say; in retrospect we’ve seen that he gave out very valid material.]

[...] I could have said [in retrospect] that my attitude stemmed at least to a large degree from my watching her struggle with her own hang-ups. [...]

[...] As far as she knew the material hadn’t come from Seth, Jane said, but in retrospect it seems obvious that it had been in preparation for Chapter Twenty.

[...] It is only when the personality passes out of the dream experience, or the dream universe, that the dream experience in retrospect may appear unreal. [...]

[...] Those dream experiences often seem out of joint or out of focus in morning’s hindsight, or in retrospect, simply because they occur with a complexity that the brain could not handle in ordinary waking terms.

[...] In retrospect, I still don’t know—the next day—whether Fred had visited the police station in West Elmira to ask directions to the hill house. [...]

Since it’s sometimes difficult to be sure of just what Seth is saying, in retrospect I wished that either he’d volunteered more information about his explosion-expansion, or that I’d been quick enough to ask him to do so. [...]