“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The test object, sealed in the usual double envelopes, was the insurance slip for the manuscript of Jane’s ESP book, dated August 30,1965. [...]

(To leave St. Joe’s I had only to sign a slip of paper promising payment, but we don’t know what the bill will be or when we’ll receive it—within a few days, I suppose. [...]

[...] Every time you say, I am helpless, and I am slipping into chaos, whether you get laughs or not, or whether you say it humorously or not, you are indeed pushing yourself further into the chaos you are creating with every breath you take because you make no effort to change the nature of your thoughts and this is what you must do, exert your own control. [...]

In the data he would often differentiate between his impressions and any of mine that had slipped in, connect mine to their source in personal associations, and tell us whether or not they were legitimate. [...]

[...] I slipped the photo between two pieces of Bristol, then into the usual double envelopes; the Bristol board prevented identification of the photo’s serrated edges by touch.

[...] Lines of communication were open and the entity merely slipped through, or partially through, momentarily. [...]

Perhaps we can get the specific remark, perhaps not, but if we do we will slip it in.

[...] But then John hadn’t witnessed a session, and the voice episode had slipped his mind, two weeks ago. [...]

Later in the session I will slip in a few remarks, if possible, concerning the ESP book.

[...] I found I had to work harder taking my notes, to remind myself of the many symbols and signs I had worked out; some of these had temporarily slipped my mind, I discovered. [...]

I do not need a permission slip. [...]

At the 9th power certain values begin to slip away. [...]

[...] I knew they were due out soon, but slipped up in my own awareness that their publication could—would cause her additional problems; my opinion was based on her paper of last December, in which she wrote that from its very inception she had been concerned about the reception Mass Events would be accorded by various elements of the public.

(We visited the park three times during that week, but I kept the date for the ticket straight by attaching a penciled slip to it. [...]

(Indeed, Jane slipped back into it several times, at brief intervals. [...]

The fact that you slipped so easily into this frame should remind you of abilities that you had at one time. [...]

In your sleep, however, your consciousness slips out of your body and returns to it frequently. [...]

[...] It is difficult for Ruburt to maintain steadily that particular reception of frequency, and within certain limits there is sometimes a slipping in and out, so that now and then Ruburt’s personal subconscious is allowed to intrude. [...]

[...] At the end of the session Jane said she got to her feet because she felt very dissociated sitting down; she was talking with her eyes closed and felt that she might slip into a trance. [...]

(Tracings of the sales slips used in the 25th envelope test, in the 220th session, January 5,1966.)

(The following is an exact copy of the impressions as I wrote them on my slip of paper. [...]