“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The dream was a statement of those particular feelings.

(“Your readers certainly don’t expect that of you,” I said, explaining that I was keeping in mind Seth’s recent statement that both of us had decided upon our joint experiences, wanting and not wanting the symptoms at the same time. [...]

[...] I told Ann, for instance, that her brother used several names and wore a toupee, and this was correct, along with many other statements. [...]

These impressions also included some statements concerning the origin of the disease that killed Peter. [...]

[...] And there is a certain element of time in this statement. [...]

(Rob thought the concentration of writing a statement on how I felt would help. [...]

[...] [Her statements turned out to be exactly prophetic, of course, as I noted five months later in the 741st session. [...]

3. Both Jane and I think Seth’s statement, that in another probability “Ruburt … learned all there is to know about science …” is pretty strong, but since it came through that way we let it stand. [...]

The dream state is (underlined) a statement of perception and communication. [...]

[...] I showed her my rough notes on the latest insight, and took pains to explain to her that it wasn’t a negative statement, but one that I saw as having only beneficial connotations. [...]

[...] You interpret that statement, however, in social and moral terms. [...]

[...] You exist outside of your present context, but such statements are meaningless, practically speaking, unless you give yourself some freedom to experience events outside of that rigid framework. [...]

(Seth’s statements are presented in full from each session, with the comments from Peggy and Bill just below each statement in italic type. [...]

[...] As usual Seth’s impressions are in regular type, the written comments of the Gallaghers in italics below each statement.)

[...] Jane and I made an effort to obtain detailed answers to Seth’s statements, and Peggy cooperated in excellent fashion. [...]

[...] I’ve been curious about that statement ever since, and mentioned it to Jane today in connection with my letter to Tam.

[...] They will almost always follow firm statements by either of you, and they look for your direction.

[...] Your art is indeed an excellent defense, used in this manner, for it is an anthem of individuality, and a statement of uniqueness.

(The balance of the session tonight after these two important revelations, consisted of an interchange between us that stressed reassurance upon my part,; including the statement, repeated often, that Jane now understood she didn’t need her symptoms any longer, that they could begin to disappear. [...]

[...] I am simply making a statement about this realm of probabilities.

[...] In one sentence Augustus would make a statement, and ten minutes later make it clear with another remark that the first fact had not been true.

(Coupled with all of this is the statement Seth made recently to the effect that we “have made no major errors.” [...]

[...] Seth’s statement stopped me in what seemed to be a new way personally—for I don’t think I’ve considered that Jane might even see Seth’s own material as in competition—or as even a threat, although I don’t care for that word —to her. [...]

[...] These few statements, however, will help him, and help him enlarge on an inner circle of acquaintanceship with friendly colleagues that belong in those other categories, but indeed are friendly colleagues as well.

These statements of mine are general, for each individual will have his or her own way of reinforcing beliefs. [...]

I wanted all of this material together, so that a concise statement of our positions, and of the purpose of this material, could be made. [...]