“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Perhaps 20–25 people were at graveside, compared to the much larger group at the church. The priests spoke briefly. They were perfectly sincere people, and I found it arresting to listen to them as they spoke of Jesus Christ, the afterlife, and so forth, with such utter sincerity and conviction. Their commitment was for life, I thought, and so was bound to be different than most other people’s. I wondered how often they went through roughly the same procedures with the dead, and speculated about how their sincerity and love must have stood them in good stead at such often-repeated times. For each time, they had to ring true to those left behind, adding those necessary personal touches, and references and little stories, to match the personal history of the newly deceased.

Sincerely,

It was however Ida’s quite sincere curiosity, and her open-minded willingness to perceive, that subconsciously caused Ruburt to agree to the session. [...]

[...] Nevertheless when an honest request is made either to attend a session or to hold a session, and when you know that the person making such a request is sincere, and if other conditions are appropriate, then by all means it would behoove you to meet with the request.

I am not suggesting for example that five sessions, or four, be held in a week at this time; only that sincere requests should not be automatically denied because they do not fall within the scheduled time. [...]

I abhor fanaticism of any type yet I do not feel, myself, that a sincere request under ordinary circumstances should be denied. [...]

[...] Because you were willing to go along now he believes in your complete sincerity at all levels, and in your willingness to help him.

[...] By the way, we have been so busy we haven’t written to her, either, lately—and we sincerely hope that she is doing well.

“Now,” I mentally said to my departed loved one in all sincerity, “if we had the chance to do it all over again, I’d suggest that we dispense with all divisions—that we regard the Seth material as a great whole, any part of which, public or private or in between, has the creative power to help not only us but many others. [...]

Most sincerely,

She is sincere, and sincerely deluded, a psychopathic personality who delights in arousing fear in others. [...]

Sincerely,

On behalf of the three of us, again I send you our sincere thanks, and our heartiest salute. [...]

[...] Out of the mail I’d picked a letter from a sincere individual who’d tried to visit us this summer. [...]

Begin, Sadat, and Carter are each “God-fearing” men, sincere believers in their causes. [...]

[...] Remarkable, I told her, and I sincerely hope it’s a sign of many more good things to come. [...]

My most sincere wishes to you both. [...]

For several years after Jane’s death, I explored possible publishing ventures with old and trusted friends — people who, like Richard Kendall and Suzanne Delisle, sincerely wanted to see Jane’s and my work kept in print. [...]

[...] He told Jane a lot of technical and legal details she didn’t very well understand, but he is certainly sincere, she thinks, about Seven. [...]

(I will close on this note, though in all sincerity, I think those who are left behind have it far rougher than those who go …)

[...] She is at best deluded and neurotic, and embarrassingly sincere.

[...] They will want a man who is sincere. [...]

[...] There are, and I do not want to shock you, individuals who quite humbly and sincerely, do the best that they can. [...]

[...] Now the mail has retreated way into the background, even though I don’t forget what it means, that we get such a response from what we do, and that each of those writers is sincere, and in my opinion deserving of an answer. [...]

Now, I would sincerely like to see some action on your part, and I will give you instructions in the sleep state when you are ready for them, so you have a standing invitation out, and I will promise you it will not be a pompous [sic] week. [...]