“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane has been having trouble with the new teeth, so I put Sea Bond adhesive on them before she ate lunch, and this helped somewhat. [...]

[...] A great sword, a shield, cries; white teeth and dark skin. [...]

(After the session she had more impressions off to her left of the Turkish leader—“the white teeth and dark skin. [...]

[...] Such as her impulse to hold a cigarette in her right hand again, or to reach out with her left hand to scratch her right thigh, or to hold the cup she uses in the morning to rinse out her mouth while the nurse does her teeth. [...]

(A few days ago Jane told me, after she’d examined herself in the mirror, that her teeth were “straightening themselves out,” etc.)

[...] But she said no, that there seemed to be “glue” on the new Sea Bond insert I’d applied to her lower teeth during break, so that she could eat supper in comfort. [...]

[...] When the advantages no longer outweigh the disadvantages, then it is sheer stupidity to hang on by your teeth to prove that you can do so. [...]

[...] She didn’t get her lower teeth back afterward because they’d become messed up, she said.

[...] When she looked into the mirror she smiled briefly, and showed her teeth — a lot better than yesterday, when we didn’t do it at all.

(I told Jane I’d called Paul O’Neill about her teeth last night, and that he’d be getting back to us soon about the best way to get her fixed up. [...]

[...] Are teeth or thyroid in any way responsible for the eye difficulty?

[...] They had strong teeth and bones. [...]

[...] I fixed her lower teeth with a fresh insert, but it didn’t seem to help.

[...] (See the 618th session in Chapter Three.) If to you this means, “I give great attention to seeing that my children brush their teeth, eat enough, and perform properly,” then you will interpret the “better and better” suggestion in that light.

[...] There are tiny innocuous instances that come up daily: “Shall I go to the movies, or bowling?” “Shall I brush my teeth now or later?” “Should I write to my friend today or tomorrow?” There are also more pertinent questions having to do with careers, ways of life, or other deeper involvements. [...]

(Seth’s material on Paul O’Neill’s cottage came about because of our conversation with Paul this noon as he checked Jane’s lower teeth here at the house. [...]

[...] Now it seems that we should bring you up to date, and so we have two questions, or rather assignments, for you that other members of the class have already gotten past in their own way some with valor, some by the skin of their teeth. [...]

(A few notes, rather than at the end of the sessions:On Thursday, November 9, I had the two teeth extracted by Paul O’Neill—a difficult time indeed, but after an uncomfortable night and morning, am recovering as expected. [...]

[...] There is a tendency to grit the teeth.

Our material will give Timothy something to sink his teeth into, in ways that suit his particular fashion. [...]

[...] This is the appointment that Jane kept while in a trance state, and thus had her teeth cleaned without discomfort. [...]

(See the tracing of the dental appointment card on page 1, and my notes about the card on page 2. The card refers to the appointment that Jane kept while in a trance state, to have her teeth cleaned. [...]