“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The ones that are less advantageous were used as methods of bringing about desired good ends—i.e., they were used in the service of “good beliefs.” [...]

Men also domesticated animals almost from the very first, so that men and animals both did each other a service — they worked together. [...]

(The day was amazingly warm — over 43 — as I drove to 330 after leaving my own typewriter at the service franchise. [...]

[...] I hoped to get service today, it being Friday.

(This morning after breakfast I took the car to Ron Traver’s service station — but the noise, which I’d heard when I started it up — had disappeared by then. [...]

[...] While talking to Jane he mentioned that our landlord’s books had been called in by the Internal Revenue Service.

[...] Our landlord operates a restaurant featuring a large party and catering service, so it is conceivable that a falling ill at a “party-type gathering” could refer to an illness occurring on those premises. [...]

[...] Certain scientific treatises often make you believe that the attainment of your adulthood has little purpose, except to insure the further existence of the species through parenthood — when nature is then quite willing to dispense with your services. [...]

[...] They provide a social as well as a medical service. [...]

[...] I think an error can enter into the car adventure, possibly, in that at the time I felt the mechanic servicing the car did not go about the job properly, and nearly delayed our leaving on vacation by several days as a result.

[...] I obtained the actual object on Friday, August 14,1964; while doing this the car was left at the station for servicing, and the events developing at the station very nearly prevented our leaving on vacation the following day, Saturday, August 15.

[...] As noted in the car data on pages 8 and 9, I had an appointment to pick up the car at the service station at 5 PM Friday, August 14,1964, the same day I bought membership in AAA. [...]

[...] I am more than a question and answer service, however.

[...] You have been denying your own feelings for some time, or only giving lip service to them, and we will have to set you straight and free.

[...] You are a problem to them, as they are to you, even while you both receive services from the other, and your report may help take all of you off the hook. [...]

[...] I told John I expected to attend the service tomorrow at the funeral home, that I was willing to be an honorary pallbearer, providing the times worked out. [...]

[...] Except for lip service, you do not encourage Ruburt in physical pursuits at all, or reward him for any accomplishments in that area when they do show. [...]

[...] In many cases, as with Kubler-Ross, it is again an issue of high insight occurring but put at the service of conventionalized beliefs.

[...] I took a shower, ate breakfast and fed the cats, put the trash out to be picked up by the service we subscribe to, and gave both Classie and “Black Dog” — whose name, Margaret Bumbalo told me, is Missy — snacks of dry cat food. [...]

[...] Remembering well the barrage of negative suggestions that passes for preventative medicine — the public service announcements about cancer — she was filled with foreboding. [...]

Such newspapers as you read do a definite service, that should not be overlooked or thoughtlessly condemned.

[...] Particularly in the race question they have performed a great psychic service, for they have aroused deep, creative, constructive emotions on the part of people who otherwise would not have been involved. [...]

[...] I had repaid her during my three years of military service during World War II.

[...] One thing became quite clear as we talked: The fund idea abruptly led us into looking at our beliefs and motives and “work” in new ways—a valuable service right there. [...]

[...] Many give lip service to such a belief. [...]

[...] Today I picked up the lawnmower from the dealer who services it; tomorrow I take the cats, Billy Two and Mitzi, to the vet for their first encounter with Doc Davidson. [...]

[...] He told Jane that he would have some news for her “within a month”—which would be fast service indeed. [...]