“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Perhaps your life span runs for seventy-seven years. After death you may, under certain conditions and if you choose, experience the events of those seventy-seven years at your leisure — but not necessarily in terms of continuity. You may alter the events. You can manipulate within that particular dimension of activity that represented your seventy-seven years.

[...] They had heard the voice from this apartment; their place is actually two lots away; a space of perhaps seventy feet separates the two houses.

[...] And for one-thousand, nine-hundred and seventy-eight years Christianity has flourished in one way or another. [...]

We held seventy-five Instream tests and eighty-three envelope tests between August 1965 and September 1966. [...]

Now, what you would want to do with a seventy-two year old woman is beyond me. [...]

[...] She said later that she did not know the age of the woman medium being discussed here, but that she had taken it for granted it would be in the seventies.)

[...] Mansfield is a college town about seventy miles distant. [...]

(Dr. and Emma Martin are old friends of my parents, and their age—early seventies, or nearly so. [...]

[...] In one study of eight hundred of my own dreams, I was really surprised to find that only seventy of them took place in my old hometown, and even here, as a rule, the action involved the present rather than the past. [...]

[...] Our fifty- or sixty- or seventy-year life-spans are like self-contained novels, well plotted and executed.