“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This was more to save me work in finishing up notes than because of any tiredness on Jane’s part. [...]

(9:53.) Again, in our material on suffering (see the 895th session, for instance), I mentioned that illness serves purposes—that it has a face-saving quality in your society—so here I am speaking of the body’s own abilities. [...]

If they every do, save them. [...]

[...] We wondered if this method of acquainting both of us with involved questions before the session began might not save asking the question during the session itself.

[...] I mentioned being able to put myself in a dissociated state at the gallery when things got sticky, and said this saved lots of effort on my part. [...]

(Just before the session was due, Jane remarked that she hoped Seth would discuss the Frank Watts material, thus saving me the trouble of asking the question during the session. [...]

[...] She brought with her a batch of papers Leonard Yaudes had saved for us; naturally our talk revolved around Leonard’s recent heart bypass operation—see the opening notes for sessions 894-97, for example, and my own reactions to Leonard’s situation.

[...] We are all in the same pie together, save that I am the baker and the crust both. [...]

[...] She had begun using her old typewriter for first drafts of her writings since leaving the gallery a few weeks ago, with the idea that since we do all the Seth material work on this machine, which is the best of the three we own, some wear and tear might be saved on it.

[...] You have learned through his behavior, and saved yourself some other steps, for example.

[...] It is saving him from suicide. [...]

[...] The cycles of health and disease are felt as rhythms of the body by the large variety of animals, and even with them illness or disease has life-saving qualities on another level.

3. I’ve been saving the following untitled poem of Jane’s for a spot like this. [...]

[...] On the other hand, you are not a student either, so I saved you until later. [...]

[...] You know that she will be highly critical and, therefore, she saves you the burden, the added burden, of questioning yourself. [...]

[...] The Ottoman Empire ended up stripped of its power then on purpose, where the deceiving nature of power was given to Christendom, and in this our friend saved his people from a probable future in which the unsavory aspects of power predominated for them.

This is highly important material, and one of those nights where you could save time with a recorder.

[...] Then the sessions came (in 1963), and he felt they had saved you both.

[...] Save the discoveries for yourselves. [...]

I have been saving these. [...]

[...] There is much more that can be said here, but we shall save it for another occasion. [...]