“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I suppose what bothers me about the whole thing is a sneaking feeling I have that Prentice-Hall’s attitude would be the same no matter what we thought; that they aren’t on the ball in that department.

[...] You begin by changing your thoughts toward your contemporaries, your country, your family, your working companions. [...]

(With considerable humor, staring at me:) I thought I gave you my 1980 speech last time.

I have nothing against bestsellers, and as I predicted the books will succeed financially beyond anything you would have thought—but over a period of time, in a dependable fashion, and in a way that will also best be suited to the temper of the times. [...]

[...] I thought Seth was doing very well.)

[...] In a very limited fashion alphabets do the same thing, for once you have accepted certain basic verbal symbols they impose their discipline even upon your thoughts, obviously since you think in words so often.

[...] When any of you think of another, you are aware whether you know it or not, and when he thought of me, I was aware. [...]

[...] I thought it could underlie her daily life like a foundation.

[...] The conservative behavior that, for example, kept him a virgin into his mid-twenties, was never understood by others—no one, for example, would have thought him at that time a virgin.

Now, I have given you what you wanted, and some information that I thought you needed, and I will end the session: like Old King Cole, a merry old soul was he. [...]

[...] A bit later Jane thought of Claire Crittenden, who is out of town, again without knowing why.

[...] Most of these are not as symbolic as Jung thought them to be but are literal interpretations of the abilities used by the inner self. [...]

[...] Those thoughts and desires and impulses not made physically real in your terms will be made real in other systems.

[...] She thought Seth had done this deliberately to compensate for the traffic noise coming through our open windows, and because the witnesses had, in the beginning of the data, unwittingly distracted her by moving papers, coughing, etc.

[...] Jane and I thought the session over, but Seth returned briefly again at about 11:45, to comment in a hearty manner that during the physical lives Jane, Seth and I lived together in Denmark, during the 1600s, I did him out of considerable money. [...]

[...] Seth, I thought, would say that my father chose all the circumstances of his life, and that such a deprivation in old age was a probable result that materialized physically. [...]

[...] Note the error, 1985, in the postmark; I thought Seth might comment on this but he did not. [...]

[...] We thought Seth would comment later.

[...] They know me and they have known me well in past lives, you see, so I was not the stranger to them that they thought I was. [...]

[...] Very encouraging, and we plan to continue working with these thoughts.

[...] This may lead to the suspicion that I expect you to return to the grunts and groans connected in conventional thought with the cavemen; such is far from the case.

Pleasant thoughts and images will help as he falls asleep. [...]