“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Then, gradually, I became aware that my consciousness was settling back in my body again, but slowly, like dust motes descending through the evening air down to where my body sat upright at the table, head bent, fingers furiously scribbling notes about what was happening as if they had a mind of their own.

[...] He was also afraid, particularly when he tried teaching, that he might be led to give up and settle for another occupation that would bring automatic respectability, money, and some prestige.

[...] But John shook his head and settled down on the couch. [...]

[...] It is possible the yellow object inside the sealed envelope had settled into a corner. [...]

[...] I never did get to settle down in my own place in Schuylerville! [...]

[...] After Jay and Ella had each married they settled in Elmira. [...]

Often I think of the routines Jane and I settled into upon moving into 1730 in 1975. [...]

John “settled down” eventually; he lives with his wife and children in Seattle, Washington. [...]

[...] He gladly settles on an old car—anything that moves will do. [...]

[...] Naturally I prefer that you feel secure and as settled as possible, for the simple reason that the sessions will go better.

[...] My thrills deepened considerably — and those feelings of rightness were what I settled for; I could carry my wonderings no further, nor did I want to.

[...] So I experiment between May and November, coming in for the winter when the wild skies of fall are over and the bone-chilling cold settles in.

(In ESP class last night Jane told all of her loyal students, some of whom have been with her almost from the time she began holding such meetings in the summer of 1967, that class was suspended until we’d moved into the hill house and settled down a bit — however long that might take.

[...] After she’d settled down on her right side, she felt it go out again — but from the back of her head now, and still traveling truly north to its Canadian goal.

One night in April of 1968, we settled down for our usual Monday night session, unaware that anything new was about to happen. [...]

[...] The subconscious bargain was this: For relative freedom the rest of the year, you settled for a virus that would hit you any time between January and March 20.

[...] Your parents would have visited you last year, and be strongly tempted to settle in a small town northeast of Miami, where your father would be amazed at the opportunities in his own business. [...]

[...] During her first weeks home, I seldom slept more than two hours at a time: It seemed that I was always getting up to check the dressings on her decubiti, to adjust her pillows, to help make her more comfortable on the motor-driven, pulsating air mattress we’d finally settled upon as the best recommended support available. [...]

[...] All of us went through grade school and high school in Sayre, a railroad town in northeastern Pennsylvania: Our father settled his family there in 1923 when he opened an auto-repair and battery shop. [...]

[...] One of the reasons for my failure to settle the matter right away was the lack of any immediate pressure to do so, for we hadn’t seen Sue since before the 729th session was held; that’s over five weeks ago now; newspaper work has often kept her too busy to make the trip to Elmira.

[...] When you have settled yourself upon a particular man, you see, it becomes a matter of principle with you that you get him. [...]

[...] He planned to go to Cape Cod; as soon as he was settled for his projected stay of several weeks, Bill was to write us. [...]

[...] country, is pragmatic enough to join it in a very efficient exchange of large sums of money; these transactions, in part to settle business claims against Iran, are a portion of the arrangements made last January to free the American hostages.