“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In terms of experience humanity is working out its problems and challenges end in 20th century terms and in the old Sumerian (spelled) civilization. [...]

(Pause at 9:35; one of many.) The old Sumerians (spelled) are singing their chants now at the same time that Ruburt is trying to translate them now in your terms. [...]

[...] The spelling and punctuation are always Jane’s own. [...]

[...] [Check the spelling of that name.] It’s okay now to use Silvadene on the dressings for the knee. [...]

[...] Then Jane told me that Teresa is only in her mid-50’s, and that Georgia said she’s quite rational in between her spells of calling for help. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) The image, for an analogy, of an e-y-e (spelled out) within an eye within an eye, endlessly repeated, may be useful here. [...]

[...] The hardness previously represented a kind of armor, which is now being shunted (spelled) aside. [...]

(‘Wait,” I asked, “do you want to spell those?” Jane, as Seth, nodded. Then rapidly, almost with a lilt, as though singing, she spelled out eight names. [...]

[...] “Here I think the stuff is great, but then I worry about how the reader’s going to relate to it … I knew I was spelling out those names.”

Translated for you, the eye (spelled) is the symbol for this greater mind, for it sees through all systems, and looking outward sees infinities of itself dancing into its own eyes: the glances themselves vital creations and dimensions of consciousness.

Rob yawned, and the pointer spelled out: I HOPE IT’S NOT THE COMPANY.

[...] IN A SENSE, ALL THINGS COULD BE CALLED FRAGMENTS … but the words were piling up in my head, and after the first few sentences were spelled out, I felt that sense of diving down into the unknown, of letting go. [...]

(Seth/Jane obligingly spelled out the name at my request.)

(Again, Seth spelled out the name. [...]

(9:10.) In those annals there is legend after legend, tale after tale, history after history describing civilizations that have come and gone, kings risen and fallen, and those stories have always represented cultures (spelled) of the psyche, and described various approaches used by man’s psyche as it explored its intersection with earthly experience. [...]

[...] She had a coughing spell. [...]

For Richard the name Andrews (spelled) or Andrus is significant. [...]

[...] A-c-r-i-l-a (spelled out), a descendant of the Roman tribes, brought to Germany by the Romans to secure the Empire.

“When I first mentioned the family name, Grunaargh (as Seth spelled it out for us in that session over three years ago), I knew that its members had something to do with printing, or the promulgation of printed material. [...]

I asked Rick to correct spelling, to delete the few notes I inserted in succeeding years, and to keep the presentation of the sessions uniform in the use of roman and italic types, punctuation, parentheses and brackets, dashes and hyphens, and so forth. [...]

(Jane received the first few words of this answer within before the board spelled it out. [...]

(During this session, Jane received the answers to many of the questions before the board spelled them out. [...]

C A C H E (spelled out) and more money to come; but it was known in advance it would not be delivered. N I. (Spelled.) The woman in the background mentioned earlier. [...]

[...] Instead this is carried on by the core (spelled) inner self.

[...] (Pause.) They are a sign of the instability of the P S I (psi spelled out), factor, and mitigate against the validity of your results.

[...] The unifying nature (pause) underlying the principle of P S I (spelled) group together in a conciliatory fashion. [...]