“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The sad part is that you probably won’t be able to understand it yet. [...]

It would be better if he was really mad rather than sad. [...]

[...] She did not remember what she had said, but had a feeling of sadness. [...]

It is surely a sad sight to think of this poor monk, trying to find his monastery, and prayer only betraying him indeed as he falls into the stream. [...]

[...] Sometimes sad or depressing thoughts provide a refreshing change of pace, leading you to periods of quiet reflection, and to a quieting of the body so that it rests.

(11:34.) But you worry that you are a failure in the framework of that postcard American system, even though now you see quite clearly that the postcard system is not bright and glossy, but a facade, behind which lurks a great sadness. [...]

[...] We may even be a little sad and jealous that we chose to be born a few decades too soon. [...]

We’d felt the same way when Willy had died three years ago, and now — as she had then — Jane said sadly: “If I could answer our questions about that cat’s death, maybe I could answer our questions about everything….”

[...] I found it a sad experience to read about the race situation, Viet Nam, the conditions of life and crime in New York City, etc., although of course I realized that much of this news meant something was being done about some urgent problems.

[...] The large majority of people are confused, besieged, and struggling without any clear idea of why they are in such a state, and with barely a hundredth fraction of your insight or understanding, unable to form their own framework, yet aware that the conventional one is sadly lacking. [...]

[...] She recorded her brief song in a sad, low-pitched, quavering voice that was like none I’d heard her use before. [...]

During our next session I will give you further material on the inner laws of the universe, and show you again how the so-called laws of the universe, with which your scientists deal, are sadly inadequate and the result of the same kind of distortion as your cause and effect theory.

[...] If the ego were allowed to make all the choices, with no veto power from other layers of the self, you would all be in a sad position indeed.

[...] She was very unhappy and sad. [...]

[...] The whole manner was compassionate and understanding and sad.

[...] Without it, or when I am not working generally within that framework, I become listless and sad. [...]

[...] If the ego were allowed to make all the choices, with no veto power from other layers of the self, you would all be in a sad position indeed.

[...] Telepathy will be proven without a doubt, and utilized, sadly enough in the beginning, for purposes of war and intrigue. [...]

On the screen we saw a parade of citizens expressing shock, sadness, and outrage, frustrated by the knowledge that it had all happened before—not only in our country but around the world—and that it would happen again many times more. [...]

[...] I told Jane that God of Jane is her best book yet, and that I hope it does well in the marketplace.¹⁵ Yet I sadly noticed that the book’s appearance led to another intensification of her symptoms—the same reaction she’d had when we received our first copy of Mass Events 25 days ago. [...]

[...] And how sad, we said, that others who needed such help might not be able to do the same…. [...]

[...] If the ego were allowed to make all the choices, with no veto power from other layers of the self, you would all be in a sad position, indeed.