“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We’re to get transcripts of the several tapes made.

[...] Our visitor taped Seth’s copious material, and is to send us a transcript of it.

1. When Seth came through with “You get what you concentrate upon,” I remembered that he’d first spoken that sentence some years ago — and that soon afterward I’d made a little paper sign bearing those words and taped it to a wall in one of the two apartments we occupied in Elmira, New York. [...]

[...] At times because of the faster pace during this session, I may have missed a word here and there, but only to a slight degree; this can always be checked against the tape the Milligans made.

[...] John will do this on tape; Jane and I will transcribe the notes and insert them into the record for future use.

[...] He did not ask you to discover what needs within you were being satisfied in your marriage, anymore, my dear friend, than you asked yourself why you brought the tape to class this evening. [...]

(Turned tape over during break—don’t know if anything was missed. [...]

[...] This can be compensated for by an evenness of disposition on your part ...(tape was changed here, words missing) ...you need not manufacture such an attitude... [...]

[...] Bill said the ad was wrapped in brown paper and sealed with brown paper tape.

[...] Instead, Jack began to play a taped Seth session. [...]

[...] After the experiment I had to tape it to a sheet of paper in order to preserve it for the notebook in which we keep our envelope objects.

[...] A tape recording she has made confirms this amply.

(After supper we set out to buy a tape recorder. [...]

[...] Jane has the event on tape and is using it in her book on ESP. [...]

[...] The last time I heard voices they chattered away at a great rate, like a tape played too fast.

[...] These strips I used as tapes to measure the circumferences of the third finger on both of our right hands. [...]

Our program of discussing Seth’s material, as well as our own ideas—which included our taping suggestions for Jane to listen to daily—had come out of those sessions for December 1 and 3. Obviously, we were trying to encourage Framework 2 activity. [...]

[...] We played the tape of suggestions we’d made. [...]

[...] They sent back a tape in which they evaluated the information. [...]

[...] Bill Ward’s artwork arrived in a large rectangular package, but contained no tissue paper and bore no ribbons or string; it was instead sealed with tape. [...]

[...] I also suggest that you keep an extra tape on hand.