“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The 13 mentioned earlier may possibly refer to highway numbers (pause) of a road running past the tackle shop.

In your time the periods of high conscious activity would run approximately for three days, followed by a day and a half to four days of inactivity, according to the circumstances. [...]

Negative thoughts running rampant do cause infections. [...]

[...] The same sensations were running painfully down her right leg from the hip—but again, “they feel good by the time they reach my toes.”

(Now the noise in the fireplace was fluctuating.) There you run into problems involved with Catholic or Christian devotion, the natural feedback needed in the development of creative work, and the striking originality of creative ventures that strike out on their own, forming their own paths. [...]

[...] Now he reacts you see by bothering you all the more, peeking in on you, to discover whether or not you are really upset, or rather, if his own imagination runs away with him.

[...] We will still probably run over our usual time on some occasions, while during certain periods we may run somewhat less. [...]

[...] After a few such experiences however you would not run into this difficulty.

[...] As you know, the running records have been broken in late years time and time again. [...]

These developments reoccur now and then in trial runs, so to speak, restating various genetic positions, though they often appear in your world as abnormalities. [...]

Our sessions have many years to run.

[...] In the sort of work you are doing, both creatively in your arts and in your psychic work, the inner activities and developments run below surface and are unseen. [...]

[...] Unfortunately, what you think of as good and evil reside within yourselves, and you cannot blame an evil force for the destruction that runs rampant across the earth. [...] The mistakes in the long run, and in your terms, will not count, but they are very real to you at this time. [...]

You will not find yourself by running from teacher to teacher, from book to book. [...]

(“Well it’s nice to know you haven’t run out of words,” I said. [...]

(Through March 26 to 28, Jane had a notice running under Personals in the Elmira Star Gazette, stating her intention to form a class in creative writing. [...]

[...] Jane was concerned about the influx of people for the latter, since she has run out of room in the apartment. [...]

[...] Your dream perceptions seem physical — you walk, run, eat, and perform other physical functions. [...]

[...] The knowledge is translated into information that is broken down in the dream state into more specific data, highly symbolized, suiting individual requirements and “run through the body” in a kind of ghostly trial fashion.

[...] It implied instead caution against the possibility of conflict with your friend’s mother, and this could easily have occurred, to no good result in the long run.

He dared not fall sick until the final night of the play’s run, although the attack almost occurred just before the first night of the play. [...]

[...] Again, Seth had run well past break time on the half-hour. [...]

It always pains me to speak so briefly and run. [...]

A child sits, perhaps three years old, with his finger stuck up his ass, feeling the shit that warmly runs down, and that child knows that shit is good. [...]

A comparable attitude as the one you have would run this way: “I am sure I am going to move, but there is no house in front of me to move into, so obviously no such house exists.” [...]

[...] I wished to hell I could (underlined) run, I thought, for boy, I’d have run right out of there, fast!

[...] The male was usually heavier, a handy physical advantage in some areas — but the woman was lighter and could run faster.

[...] No matter how fast he ran or how far he traveled, early man could not run out of land, or trees, or forests, or food supplies. [...]

Ruburt identified with him being closed up and running scared. [...]

[...] Progress in the development of personality in the long run will be determined by the ability of the whole self to recognize and become aware of all of its self-conscious portions.

[...] Someone runs away. [...]

(“Someone runs away.” [...]

(“Then did your ‘Someone runs away.’ envelope data have a strong emotional color?”

[...] I said that such periods seemed to run in cycles, that I watch Jane and would always call someone if I thought anything else was amiss. [...]