“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

All right. [...]

(Jane said, “It’s all right, Janice,” and then said to Phil, “There was a baby. [...]

(“All right. [...]

(Another insight is that “the body has it’s own rights.” [...]

[...] This is all right, and the effect will be minimized when the newness has worn off. [...]

Bill laughed and said, “I notice that you seem to be left-handed while Jane is right-handed.”

[...] First of all, as far as the hands are concerned, to be left-handed or right-handed has to do with inner mechanisms and brain patterns that come before the motion of the hands. [...]

[...] After she’d settled down on her right side, she felt it go out again — but from the back of her head now, and still traveling truly north to its Canadian goal.

As the evening passed Jane told class that she’d keep Seth’s “true reality rhythm-speed” to her left and, she hoped, would speak an understandable translation of it, speeded up for our cognition, to her right. [...]

A note added later: Of course, nowhere in the 712th session did Seth come right out and say that in class the night before Jane had tried to express her version of his “own true reality.” [...]

[...] “I think it’s something we’re blind to, that’s right in front of us all the time, but we can’t see it,” I said. [...] It doesn’t seem right, or natural, that an individual might have to spend say fifty years suffering in life for things that happened to him when he was a child, say; I don’t think nature would arrange things that way—it’s too self-defeating....” [...]

(Jane now took a long pause, sitting with her right hand raised to her closed eyes at 10:11.)

[...] Jane’s is on the right, made at next break:)

[...] Black print or lettering or writing in a right-hand corner, extending outward toward the center.

(“Black print or lettering or writing in a right hand corner, extending outward toward the center.” [...]

[...] “Is one of the cats out?” Jane asked right away, looking around. [...]

1. Seth was evidently experimenting here, for right away he went back to using “it,” instead of “he,” when referring to All That Is. [...]

(Jane called back to me that she was all right during a break, and this and my waking up served to end the session. [...]

[...] A mole or mark on one of the feet—a possible weak point in the right elbow—given to high exuberance, quick moods—but not forgiving. [...]

While Ruburt felt he was doing the right thing, he would put up with almost any inconvenience, or make almost any sacrifice. [...]

[...] As I told Jane this evening after reading her list with her: No one, myself included, would have any right to expect another to pay a price such as her symptoms so that the other party would get anything out of the deal whatsoever. [...]

[...] It seems quite scientific to believe in inoculations against such dangerous diseases — and certainly, scientifically, inoculations seem to work: People in your time right now are not plagued by smallpox, for example. [...]

“Years ago such spontaneous objections of mine really bothered me,” she continued, “and I’d sit and mentally argue with Seth so that the session didn’t begin right away; it only started after I mentally shut up. [...]

(Some of the material from the tape is good, other parts not good — some right, some wrong, as might be expected. [...]

[...] I did all right. [...]

[...] I was amazed at the way her body was still trying to right itself after all of these years. [...]

[...] The poverty “rightly or wrongly” has been chosen for a reason. [...]

[...] I might note here that earlier this evening Jane was able to raise her right arm higher than she’s been able to do for several years. [...]

[...] She did well—zipping right through the six double-spaced pages. [...]

And I know that truth speaks to more than intellect, and there is a higher truth than intellectual truth, though intellectual truth is important and it can lead you in the right direction. [...]