“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A corner building, I presume, since I see one side of the building, where the other side is flush to others.

This is somewhat like drugging a child about to be born as a side effect of drugging the mother to make the birth easier, you see. [...]

[...] Seth’s closing reference to a “sweet creature” was a reference to our sweet cat, Willy, who midway in the session had hopped up on the couch and snuggled himself tight against my left side as I took notes.)

[...] This motion may be from side to side as you gently shake yourself loose.

[...] The walls were wood-paneled, in beautiful condition, and shelves were built along two sides. [...]

[...] This time she lay on her side facing north after we’d retired, for she wanted to send help to a very ill person in a small town in Canada. [...] She was physically uncomfortable as she lay on her left side, however, so after a few moments she turned over. [...] 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.

[...] Thus it has two display windows, one on each side of the door. [...]

[...] When I tore the article from the newspaper I wrote the month, day and year on it, not realizing the date was printed on the reverse side.

[...] (Jane gestured, her eyes still closed.) Also a connection with a building that is not seen from the front but from the side, perhaps from a verandah.

(“Also a connection with a building that is not seen from the front but from the side, perhaps from a verandah.” [...]

[...] The turning around of the bed will alleviate a soreness of his ribs on the left side.

[...] In connection with the bed data, Jane has been mentioning for some time now that she has a vague soreness of the ribs on her left side.)

The physical side of these sessions is accepted by Joseph. [...]

[...] Then chest felt quite strongly as though it was scooped out on the left side. [...]

[...] The acquisition of your house is on its own a creative achievement—almost purely a side effect of your creativity. [...]

[...] Two sides of the same coin.

[...] It was thought of in terms of social transition, or your place in society, and transition in terms of your work, particularly here on Ruburt’s side—on his part. [...]

[...] The bushes at the side however, and the garden area, largely compensated, and the secret quality the corner had.

[...] They happened at about 8:15, before staff people came in to turn her on her side. [...]

[...] He suggested X-rays, however, “just to be on the safe side,” and so her body was treated to a basically unnecessary dose of radiation in the name of preventative medicine.

Side by side.

[...] Now this is the other side of your own experience, so to speak. [...]

(“The impression on the object, on the lower bottom, of very small rectangles or squares…” On the back of the object is the phrase “Side-opening loading-port for easy rapid-load.” [...]

The words “Side-opening” were neutral to Ruburt. [...]

[...] It was time to turn Jane on her left side, facing the window. [...]

[...] It’s apparent that the idea of people giving us money may have a negative side. [...]

(The main thing I want to note is that after the catheter had been changed for the last time, Jane very nearly turned over on her left side by herself. [...]

[...] The numbers on the other side of zero, the minus numbers, represent identity in that time of relative nonbeing. [...]

[...] A circular formation surrounded by flowers I believe, with closely-crowded, old, at least second-story structures to the left side of the street, or close to the street and nearly identical in rows.