“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] That sentence is not distorted.

[...] I thought her last two sentences garbled.)

[...] The next word she uttered was the word “indeed,” beginning the next sentence. [...]

(Again Jane took the pen from my hand and underlined the word “all” in the above sentence. [...]

(Seth actually made an elaborately humorous request for the dash in the last sentence: Jane, her eyes very dark, leaned far forward over our coffee table and spoke to me in a soft voice.)

(Jane’s voice abruptly grew much louder with the last sentence — an effect Sue and I have witnessed often. [...]

[...] All I saw were the vivid places and people, and I spoke in jerky quick sentences, sometimes with no effort to make complete sentences.

[...] As she spoke, she would suddenly stop in the middle of a sentence, begin to hum a tune and then would forget what she had said. [...]

[...] For a few sentences she continued in this deeper and stronger voice; then, as though she had been merely practicing, her voice began to soften.)

(With the last two words of the above sentence Jane’s voice suddenly broke out loud and strong again. [...]

[...] Jane just finished the sentence when there was a knock on the door. [...]

[...] That sentence cannot be emphasized too thoroughly. [...]

(Jane took a long pause while delivering the last sentence. [...]

[...] This can refer to the last sentence above. [...]

[...] We are doing well, but for now we find this sentence cannot be completed.

(Jane took long pauses before and after the following sentence.)

Give us a moment … We will begin the next chapter, to be called: “States of Health and Disease” — the entire sentence in quotations.

Ruburt can regain normal flexibility, normal responsiveness; I wish that I could automatically impart to you the quite simple knowledge that lies behind those sentences, so that you could accept them without quibble. [...]

(The circumstances surrounding Jane’s delivery of Seth’s Preface, while she was in trance, are given in the 685th session for February 25, 1974, in Section 1. After a break midway through the session, Seth began the material below at 10:57 P.M. He always indicates each word, phrase, or sentence to be underlined. [...]

(I settled for sentences recording the gist of the session, then, and will add notes where necessary. [...]

[...] Remember the whole sentence.

[...] But Jane asked me to read her Seth’s last sentence, then she went back into trance.)

[...] A new nurse, a student, came in to take Jane’s blood pressure in mid-sentence. [...]

(Long pause.) I am speaking primarily to Ruburt in this particular sentence, but to some extent this applies to both of you, particularly involving the projecting of negative beliefs into the future. [...]

[...] Jane began speaking now while leaning back in her rocker, eyes closed, her voice again high, very clear but distant, very distinct but rather emotionless, ending sentences often again on the upbeat. [...]

[...] Once again most of Jane’s sentences ended on an upbeat inflection.

(Jane’s delivery for Seth seemed to be the same as ever, except that she took longer pauses between sentences — almost as though she waited a bit each time to gather the impetus to deal with her very relaxed physical state. [...]