“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Disconnected from that, two women, one older than the other, I believe related, perhaps though not necessarily sisters. [...]

[...] Perhaps this is the death of your sister-in-law’s father, however.

[...] The child (Sean) was a girl—1432—France—and at one time your sister—strong literary abilities—some interest in music—should not be pampered for the personality is already given to indulgence. [...]

I had meant to mention earlier that your daughter and sister were brothers in a previous life in Afghanistan. [...]

[...] There is no basic difference between the love of a child for a parent, a parent for a child, a wife for a husband, a brother for a sister. [...]

[...] (Mark 11:15–18). Yet many who consider themselves followers of Christ now turn against the outcasts that he himself considered brothers and sisters.

[...] And learn the significance—the meaning behind the fact that your daughter and your sister are approximately the same age, and you will. [...]

(John’s wife’s sister is named Evelyn, and so would be the aunt of John’s children. [...]

[...] There’s a woman connected with him, a sister, who helps him somehow. [...]

[...] Perhaps, though I am not sure, a daughter or sister. [...]

[...] The older woman is Virginia’s mother’s only sister. [...]

[...] His doctor told him to take it easy, as did his sister-in-law. [...]

as a royal brother and sister

[...] Your Mr. Reed as their sister told where they were and broke under pressure and fear. [...] Your Mr. Reed, then the sister, was hiding with the brothers here. [...]

[...] He has mellowed in his attitude toward my youngest sister, also.] We got spanked when we misbehaved, which is something I’ve always been ashamed to admit to others. [...]

[...] You might compare the situation to someone who has been separated from a sister or brother for years — explaining, however, that the separation is psychological and not physical.

[...] The envelope enclosed a letter from Doug’s recently married sister Linda, who now lives in Brooklyn, NY. [...]

[...] Nor does his sister Linda, who wrote the letter and enclosed it in the envelope from which the flap used as object was taken. [...]

(I remember Doc Kiley best from my grade school days, just as I do his sister Helen. [...]

[...] Leonard lives alone, however, and though he has brothers and sisters, you thought of him as alone. [...]

A half-sister at that time. [...]

At one time the personality’s sister was a father to the present personality. [...]

(Billy, of course, was highly intrigued by the change his nose told him had taken place in his sister. [...]

Now Ruburt was correct in the impression he gave during your break, and this other portion of your personality also has a sister. [...]

[...] His mother and Ella (his sister) are with him. [...]

[...] I do not see any tragic circumstances surrounding the sister of Ruburt’s student (Shirley Bickford), of the kind told to Ruburt. [...]