“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The handstamp is round; does oval mean round, or something nearly round? [...]

[...] A connection with a light or a round bright object that suggests light.

(“A connection with a light or a round bright object that suggests light.” [...]

(“Connection with high round objects.” As can be noted on the tracing, Marilyn’s ceramic cat is composed of round or circular components. [...]

Connection with high round objects. [...]

[...] refers to the very modern, rounded or circular design of Marilyn’s ceramic cat. [...]

[...] The object, the round object, seems to have something to do with motion.

[...] Jane said she had an image of a “round object”, that had to do with motion, but had no idea as to what it represented.

[...] The object, the round object, seems to have something to do with motion.” [...]

[...] Something else here: He equated the cube with a large pill, which would be round and difficult to swallow.

[...] One shorter with dark hair back from the forehead, and a round face from the front. [...]

(The shorter dark-haired man mentioned reminds John strongly of the new regional manager mentioned above; particularly since the man’s face looks round from the front, but not in profile. [...]

[...] He ended up laughing until the tears rolled down his cheeks, as the three of us went round and round the room with the table.

Erected roundly and snug

(“In any case the impression of a round cancellation shape.” [...] On the back of the card is the usual round cancellation, bearing the date, zip code and city and state—Ft. [...]

[...] In any case the impression of a round cancellation shape. [...]

[...] There are these fairly thin wooden posts, but not round (frown, gestures) rectangular at the top, you see. [...]

[...] He was dominant, round-faced with thick glasses. [...]

[...] (Pause.) I do not know the specific painting, although a round object was involved. [...]

[...] Last evening, however, he became involved in a round of such projections, which operate, of course, as negative suggestions. [...] Previously this round of projections had been almost automatic—that is, he did not catch himself at it, but accepted the worries as worries, without seeing that the situations might or might not occur.

There is a connection with something that is round as an apple; that is, round like an apple but smaller in size, and it turns perhaps on the end of a chain. [...]

An apple can be red, round, weigh so much, be good to eat, sit in a basket, but be natural on a tree. [...] You do not ask: “How can an apple have color and be round at the same time?”

[...] If you ask: “How can I have reincarnational and probable selves at once?”, you are asking a question comparable to the one mentioned earlier, colon: “How can an apple have color and be round at the same time?”

(Then there followed the round of infections, the antibiotics, the broken leg opening up, and so forth, and to me these meant that she had little hope herself. [...]

Something round, in the nature of a pin cushion. [...] Round with an apple shape, belonging to his wife.

(Pause at 10:09.) Impressions again, perhaps a round object in his hand. [...]

[...] Perhaps the round object in his hands has something to do with lights, as a bulb. [...]

(“The impression of some round shapes on it, or connected with it, of orange.” The dish photo on the page 12 side of the object contains round shapes, for instance, but in shades of gray and in black only.

The impression of some round shapes on it, or connected with it, of orange. [...]

(After everybody had made their rounds concerning her vitals, which were all normal, Jane said she might try for a short session. [...]

[...] There were many people about, sitting and eating at small round tables with white cloths. [...]

[...] She spoke as, following Seth’s suggestions, we sat at the round card table in the living room, waiting to see what might develop. [...]

[...] It may seem that there would be no way to get out of the reality of the orange if you were forced upon its surface, but to go round and round, and you might seem isolated. [...]