“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(3rd Question: How about that scramble? “I do not know if it refers to a scramble of lines, events or perhaps eggs. The term scramble is my impression.” I told Seth it referred to events. See also page 195. A scrambled-egg connection also enters in, somewhat removed, since the Bernards and Jane and I had scrambled eggs for breakfast Sunday, November 27.

I do not know if it refers to a scramble of lines, events, or perhaps eggs. The term scramble is my impression.

(“A scramble as of events.” This is good data. The object, the shopping list, represented quite a scramble on Jane’s part. She walked downtown Tuesday after the items, and these along with others made up a load that was all she could carry home.

[...] Unscramble yourselves, be thoroughly scrambled, and you will untopsy-turvy and know what you feel. And to scramble you further, give us a moment. [...]

[...] We want to scramble up your perceptions, so that you can experience experience and not place curtains of labels between you and your own feelings and own knowledge. [...]

[...] And I hope when I am finished, you will be sufficiently unscrambled to know what I am telling you, because when you are not scrambled, you do not understand what I am saying! [...]

[...] (Jane laughed, scrambling her syntax.) “I can’t pick it up, and for that reason it can get quite exasperating when I talk about it. [...]

[...] There was a merging here, or a scrambling, of valid information.

[...] We also compare it with the number 12 data, wherein the numerals in the dentist’s address became scrambled with the idea of people in his waiting room. [...]

[...] There is something spilled on the boat, and a scramble. [...]

[...] There is something spilled on the boat, and a scramble.

[...] I scrambled for my clipboard and pen.)

(9:57.) Suppose that you turned on your television set to watch a program, for example, and found that through some malfunction a massive bleed-through had occurred so that several programs were scrambled, and yet appeared at once, seemingly without rhyme or reason. [...]

There is always a time scramble, for the inner senses deal with basic data in the spacious present. [...]

[...] Finally Floyd opened the damper a bit and lit a sheet of newspaper in the fireplace: The smoke immediately sent our very upset tenant scrambling up the chimney, across the roof and into the hemlock tree growing at one corner of the front porch. [...]

[...] He should discuss his feelings clearly with you about those hours, and if he finds himself scrambling to meet them and so forth.

[...] The scramble was initiated by a turnabout, and another turnabout is coming.

A scramble. [...]

[...] “A scramble” can apply to either or both slips, since when we went shopping on December 18 and 21 we found the stores very crowded. [...]

[...] A scrambled afternoon: two appointments not kept, one later kept, a caucus… caucus?

[...] In many such instances there will also be at least a short spurt of intense but scrambled, perhaps garbled, creative activity, in which the individual tries to recognize these various elements, as mankind himself has attempted many times in the creative, sometimes garbled creation of his own religions (with soft irony).

[...] A scramble. [...]

(“A scramble.” [...]

[...] It is fashionable now to think about noise pollution, yet the same kind of circumstances occur with inner sound, particularly when your inner thoughts are self-contradictory, scrambled and random.

[...] She married a man with a name like scramble or scrapple. [...]

[...] At this the personage began to scramble backward up the street toward the store, falling backward as though losing its balance at the same time.)

[...] No longer were the minute-to-minute messages to the body scrambled.