“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You may take a break and we shall continue.

[...] At our next session we shall go into this more deeply and define the psychedelic experience for you. [...]

I suggest your break and we shall continue.

[...] This multidimensional identity is a psychological structure with which we shall be dealing in our discussions. [...]

You may take a brief break and I shall continue.

You may take a break and we shall continue.

[...] is precisely how I shall operate in the future. [...] Like any good teacher I realize that you need incentive, and I shall supply them, and in good measure indeed. [...]

[...] When I write my own book, you will read it word by word...and so shall you all, ...and then, there will be tests. [...]

[...] So shall you all one day be naked of these characteristics. [...]

Someone—I forgot who—once said, “unless you become like little children, you shall not enter the kingdom of heaven.”

You may take your break, and we shall continue.

[...] The debris left that is still being cleared away, and cleared away it shall be.

[...] The qualities for which you shall become known will be somewhat the result of your psychic development also. [...]

[...] However I shall do so in my own fashion per usual. [...]

[...] Because, Philip, you are such a good witness, and I must admit because I too have known you in the past, I consider you an old friend, and we shall to some extent renew acquaintance.

[...] In your case, Joseph, and I have said this many times, you overcompensate now for past, shall I say fleshiness, by a most unnecessary esthetic and self-punishing attitude. [...]

S-c-h-r-a-v-a-n-s-d-a-t-t-e-r. He was at the time 33 and had been caught in an act of shall we say indiscretion, for which he was severely and unjustifiably beaten. [...]

[...] And that as you challenge me, so shall you be challenged. [...]

And now I shall leave you on tippy-toe. [...]

Now, give us a moment, please, and we shall give our Instream material now. [...]

[...] However you can stand the change, and so we shall close early. I shall look in on you now and then, however.

Perhaps I shall contact you both some night under those circumstances. [...]

[...] A few preliminary remarks are in order, and then I shall do my best to answer your questions.

[...] His own interpretation of the communication attempt is correct, so I shall not waste time discussing it.

You may take your break and I shall continue.

Our friend is not at his best this evening, but we shall see what we can do.

[...] We shall discuss that later. [...]

I will let you take a break and we shall continue as we are getting across some excellent ideas this evening.

I suggest a brief break and we shall continue.

[...] Nevertheless, if you have a test for us this evening then we shall do what we can, since it is not good particularly for him to refrain through fear. [...] We shall have too many successes to worry. Therefore, if you have a test for us we shall see what we can do.

You may now take your first break, and we shall consider these emotional systems in the relation to the personality in the dream state.

I will give you theoretical material, and I hope that we shall implement it with our own demonstrations. [...]

You may take your break and we shall continue.

[...] In order to explain, I shall have to speak about the nature of consciousness in general. In doing so I shall end up telling you much about yourself. [...]

You may take a break and we shall continue.

[...] Shall I go into them?

[...] We shall give you better ones. I shall have to make up a dictionary for you. [...]

You may take a break and we shall continue.

[...] At our next session we can have some theoretical material, and I shall add any other personal information that I think necessary. [...]

[...] I could not do them justice in a short period, and would like to devote most of one session to them; and so we shall very shortly. [...]

Obviously we have more to say here, and so we shall. [...]

Now, we shall see what we can do.

[...] If you have no more questions, then I shall bid you a fond good evening.

[...] Once again, I am with you more often than you suppose, and I shall be with you this evening when you dream.