“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In one way, perhaps hard to describe, it is such a perfect observation on Seth’s part—the first sentence of the above paragraph. [...]

[...] Underline that entire sentence.

[...] But they did not stay open for more than a sentence or two.)

[...] This last sentence referred I believe to Seth’s entity itself, from inflections given.) In one way I am a whole that is more than the sum of its parts, while I am also a part of more than I am. [...]

[...] Remember the first few sentences of this session. [...]

(From Seth’s delivery following last break, I’ve deleted less than two short sentences of very personal material. [...]

[...] I placed the test envelope in Jane’s lap while she gave voice to the above sentence. [...]

[...] Underline the last several sentences, and take my word for it.

(The above change that Seth made in mid-sentence is, to the best of my recall, the first he has ever so made. [...]

[...] “God, I get impatient!” she exclaimed “But in physical reality I can get only one of them at a time, and you can write just one sentence at a time.⁷ Oh, forget it, Seth,” she added, half laughing, for that “energy personality essence” was ready with comments on what she’d just told me. [...]

[...] In introducing this man to another couple, or trying to rather, Jane discovered in mid-sentence that she had forgotten his name.)

[...] His last sentence before break was: “I will have something to say concerning Ruburt’s experience the other evening….” [...]

[...] She had trouble enunciating the next sentence, and had to repeat it:) Dead holes turn into live holes … where the motion and impetus, in your terms, would be toward the future … I can’t get any more…. [...]

Then a give-and-take period began in which Seth corrected Carol’s notes as she read them, added several remarks to clear certain sentences, and bantered back and forth with her. [...]

[...] I just got the next sentence,” she laughed, but my writing hand was lame so I asked her to wait. [...]

As soon as she delivered the first phrase of the first full sentence for Chapter 6, I recalled that she’d accurately quoted it to me this afternoon, saying that that was the way Seth would start the session.)

One more sentence: this arrangement automatically sets up artificial barriers between spontaneity and discipline, and colorations that were sexual in nature, leading to deductions such as: spontaneity was dangerous, obviously, since it needed such controls. [...]

(As I looked up, Seth said in anticipation of my question:) You can add the word “is” to that sentence (before “involved”) if you want to. [...]

11. As Seth, Jane spoke with a smile while staring at me, for I’d voiced the same sentence last night in ESP class.

[...] “I almost think I could go to bed right now, but I know I won’t. There: I just picked up the next two or three sentences for after break,” she said as she got up and moved about, “but they can wait.”

[...] This is perhaps one of the most important sentences in this evening’s session.

(Lorraine thought the last sentence of the monologue was significant to her. [...]