“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(It can also be said that five plus one makes six. There are, thus, 6 sixes on the back of the object. [...]

[...] There are a total of six personal names on the object, the other two, Don Sieburg and Lincoln, being printed.

[...] Once again, there are six personal names on the object, and five of them are male.)

This will not happen overnight, but it has already begun; and the forces that are now working toward such a reorganization will suffer, within six months, a seeming downfall from which, however, they will indeed recover.

It will occur within six months to one year after the reorganization. [...]

[...] It will occur within a year and a half, and perhaps within six months. [...]

[...] We usually see him every month or six weeks; if he unearths some pertinent information he will let us know by a card or letter so that it can be inserted in the record.

[...] He was six weeks old. [...]

[...] All friends, they arrived this way: A group of two, a single, a group of three, for a total of six. [...]

Four six, or 1 9 4 6, connected with the object. [...]

[...] Six. [...]

[...] He referred to my changing my own account last Monday and Jane’s today, to the purchase of six-month treasury certificates.

[...] You give yourselves, say, six months, and you promise not to withdraw the issue from Framework 2’s account in the meantime. [...]

[...] She repeated the idea she’d voiced several times lately — that although Seth had ended the Augustus data rather abruptly in Chapter Six, he planned to return to it occasionally through the book.

[...] As mentioned (in the 628th session in Chapter Six), there was a time before his condition developed when his “good-self thoughts” and his “bad-self thoughts” vied for his attention, and the body tried desperately to react to constant, alternating and often contradictory concepts.

[...] Tam Mossman, Jane’s editor at Prentice-Hall, has read the first six chapters of Personal Reality [as we call it], and has written her a very encouraging letter.)

For the most part over the six years and 510 sessions covered in The Early Sessions, from December 2, 1963 to January19, 1970, Jane spoke for Seth in her own creative yet also objective manner. [...]

[...] Rick has of course published the first six volumes of The Early Sessions.

[...] She hasn’t read it beyond the first part of Chapter Four, although I gave her a short excerpt from Chapter Six to read to her ESP class. [...]

[...] A six and seven. [...]

(“A six and seven.” [...]

[...] Columns five and six of the object contain references to a bookstore and the books on display in the window there. [...]

[...] I suggest a six-hour sleeping block of time at one session, and no more. [...]

(We usually sleep six hours at night, then supplement this with a half-hour nap late in the afternoon. [...]

(After the last session, which was held six days ago now, I realized I’d forgotten to ask Seth a question that had been on my mind for some weeks: I wanted his comments on Jane’s swollen feet. [...]

I picked the six-thousand figure for good reason. [...] A fifteen-or- twenty-year mortgage need not upset you, as a six-thousand-dollar home purchase will be paid off by you without fret in a period of five to eight years.

[...] That is, though I am no banker, you should not at this time pay more than six thousand, even though a higher figure might make more land possible. [...]

First, Seth’s headings for the six chapters of Volume 1 give a broad outline of his material in that book:

[...] However, we’ve been extremely pleased to see that in the last couple of days her legs have acquired a good deal more movement at the knees: her toes spanned a distance from front to back of a good six inches as she swung her legs back and forth. [...]

[...] My astral body was in the same approximate position, perhaps six inches above. [...]

[...] “Number forty-six. [...]

Forty-six or 1946. [...]

[...] Jane and I furnished wine, so did the Gallaghers, and the Wilburs brought two six-packs of beer—one of Draft Beer, the other of Carling Black Label.

[...] We used it toward the close of the evening last Friday as an object upon which the six of us focused our attention. [...]

(“Forty-six or 1946.” [...]

[...] It would hardly be a coincidence, I added, that the mass events at Jonestown and Three Mile Island took place within less than six months of each other, and that they represented the two poles, or extremes, of mankind’s present main belief systems: religion and science.

(“One six.” We made no connections, either for one six, sixteen, etc. [...]

[...] One six.

[...] Carla took Jane’s temperature — it was up again to 101.2. Judy came in to check the flow, and said Jane was to get the Bactrim every six hours, or four times a day. [...]

[...] Very understandable, then, that Jane, both for herself and for Seth, would write so eloquently about the disparity between her psychic abilities and “the currently scientifically-oriented blend of rationalism,” as Seth describes that quality earlier in this Session Six for The Magical Approach.