“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Of course I want that session, and those immediately following, followed faithfully, and the routine as he has now developed it. [...]

[...] It involved making money, definite hours, a routine and also adult status. [...]

[...] A Sumari is very uncomfortable as a member of any large commercial venture, particularly if the work involves habitual or boring routine. [...]

[...] My daily life is lived with the knowledge of that association, of course, and my normal routine now includes “turning into Seth” twice weekly, and has for years.

[...] After I hung up we wondered why our friend, who knows our usual routine so well, hadn’t realized that we’d probably be having a session at this time on a Monday evening.

[...] Once we were caught up I’d read her the Seth material received each week on the succeeding Saturday or Sunday until I got back to the twice-weekly routine of transcribing, early next year; I expect to do the last of the Dialogues illustrations late in January 1975.)

[...] She seems to think fifteen minutes is not quite enough for her to achieve results as a matter of routine, although she enters a trance state readily enough.

[...] The two Eastern exercises, done occasionally by Ruburt, should be adopted by you both as a matter of routine daily.

[...] People were out of work; the old routines of livelihood had been uprooted. [...]

(For while approaching the end of the exercise routine I am quite aware that I will be in an extremely relaxed mood, and that as I lay resting I can count on drifting into a state where dreams reveal themselves. [...]

(In line with doing things differently, no session was held last Saturday night because over the weekend we decided to give up the Monday–Saturday session routine we’ve followed for the last eight months, and return to our original practice of holding sessions on Monday and Wednesday evenings. [...]

[...] Our days became a routine of actions devoted to survival, although Jane finished Oversoul 7 early in July, and resumed her classes. [...]

[...] My eyes are down most of the time as I write, although I have cultivated the habit of looking up at Jane quickly every sentence or so, as a matter of routine.

[...] I wrote it down as a matter of routine.

[...] Such omissions can easily result when the session routine is interrupted—we simply may not keep a particular session that closely in mind as we become involved in other matters during a break. [...]

[...] (The new threats being the death of my mother; our freedom to travel, now that we have finished Personal Reality; the absence from home and the interruption of routine, etc., as we talked about tonight.) Reading our book however kept some improvements alive, and it was but a matter of time before he would read again the sessions of work that I gave him (as Jane did today). [...]

[...] Usually I have little trouble fitting the typing into our daily routine. [...]

[...] I doubt if it is possible; our daily routine is busy enough now.

[...] This has been the routine for the last year and three-quarters or so. [...]

[...] He saw himself writing books, then taking a trip to break the routine, returning again and plunging into work.