“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Maria had scanned Jane the previous evening. While Seth was speaking Edgar hypnotized Maria so she could scan Seth and wondered if Maria should tell Seth or Jane her findings.)

(Edgar and Maria explained their method of healing by hypnosis. Edgar hypnotizes Maria and she, by scanning lights which she sees in the patient’s chest, can read the symptoms. Edgar remarked he would like Seth’s comments on their method.)

(To Maria.) You had your chance, you see, and you did not scan me.

Now Ruburt is not invaded when I speak. He is not taken over by another, his individuality is not violated in any way, and it is very important for you to realize that and to know it. It will give you confidence in your own work. You are dealing with an old wise experimenter right here, and you saw what you needed to see. Do not categorize your experience. In this instance you saw what you saw when you scanned. That is all you should make out of the situation. The individual is inviolate always.

[...] He was having a bone scan at the time. [...]

[...] A CAT-scan did not reveal where they came from. [...]

I quickly scanned the first page, written in blue ink, and caught phrases like “in a pig’s ass,” and “quit this horseshit of writing it out,” and so forth. [...]

[...] Upon scanning the one manuscript, I found several references to Fred writing on it in a series of restaurants in Pennsylvania—which means of course that he didn’t take a direct flight here from Denver. [...]

(When Jane and I visited F. Fell’ s office in New York City last July, we stood in the foyer of 386 Park Avenue South and scanned the list of tenants. [...]

[...] I’d scanned the letter while Peggy was present, but hadn’t made the rather obvious connection then, nor had Jane. [...]

[...] Jane has scanned portions of it and found it excellent; we’re surprised that we haven’t heard of it before, especially in light of Pierce’s two bestsellers on The Crack in the Cosmic Egg. [...]

(Our exploration of “flamboyance” came about through Seth’s use of “extravagant” in this session, as I scanned the original notes this morning while coming up with some new questions. [...]

[...] For whatever reasons, he sounded too much like I had at the supper table tonight, right after I’d scanned the headlines of the front page of our daily newspaper.

(I scanned the local newspaper during “break.” [...]

(A long pause while I scanned the next three questions: twelve, thirteen, and fourteen.)

My eyes scanned the list. [...]

(I hadn’t read today’s local paper until I had a minute to scan it while we waited for the session to begin. [...]

[...] When you sense threat or danger for which the body can find no biological correlation, even as through cellular communication it scans the environment physically, then it must rely upon your assessment and react to danger conditions. [...]

(“Just the same,” she said, scanning the page, “this is a little too much....”

2. When I come across material that puts down the physical body, I sometimes try to counter such negative projections by turning to one of the technological accomplishments of our “degraded” species: I study photographs of minute portions of the human body, taken with a scanning electron microscope. [...]

(At a quick scan I thought the ideas answered all the questions we’d had about the symptoms over the years—explaining, for instance, their onset before the psychic developments, etc. [...]

[...] Seth had referred to probabilities and hinted at reincarnation in connection with Rooney, I realized as I scanned the notes, but before I could ask about such relationships he returned with a page of information for Jane on a different subject. [...]

[...] When I say that the dreaming self has memory, therefore, of its dream experiences, I mean that it scans its present existence. [...]

[...] Scan any paragraph of your notes, then turn your mind gently a half notch aside. [...]