“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The ribbon itself is in three pieces, for instance, and is tacked to the Bristol by five pieces of tape, etc.

[...] The front of the card contains a picture of three cherubs singing. [...]

(I asked Seth three questions, asking for elaboration on color, the country connection and the nurse, or nursing. [...]

(It will be remembered that in the 63rd session, June 17, 1964, Seth stated that he could “also see a sort of trouble in September for a woman neighbor who lives three doors down the street from him” in Williamsport, PA, “the difficulty here somehow involving two children... [...]

(John told us that although he had kept his eyes and ears open for news, he knew of nothing happening to any such neighbor, although as explained through John’s map in the 63rd session, two such women neighbors with children live three doors from him. [...]

[...] Again, John said the initial V meant nothing in particular to him, but when he returned home he planned to do what he could to ascertain just what did take place three doors from his own place, to a woman with at least two children, or who is connected somehow with children. [...]

(The list is a summary of three other pages of detailed notes, which are on file. [...]

[...] Personality represents only those aspects of identity that you are able to actualize within three-dimensional existence. [...]

(Matt Adams read three palms: Lydia, Florence, Rachel)

[...] Two or three people, and some connection with water.

[...] Seth mentioned two or three people; the stamps depict a total of nine people, plus two hands on the special delivery stamp. [...]

[...] The three pages of questions we devised are on file. [...]

Your pendulum sessions can go for three-quarters of an hour now at the most, but regularly, and when you are done the two of you should briefly discuss your goals for the day. [...]

[...] Rob was painting in the back studio, three rooms away. [...]

During that experience I knew that we formed physical matter, not the other way around; that our senses showed us only one three-dimensional reality out of an infinite number that we couldn’t ordinarily perceive; that we could trust our senses only so far and only so long as we did not ask questions that were beyond their limited scope of knowledge.

[...] “I’ve got outlines for three novels, and none of them really please me,” I said.

[...] What he wanted was three or four sample chapters. [...]

[...] (A long pause; Jane was very restless.) The dream, I believe, was a part of a series of three dreams, the other two yet to come. [...]

[...] You perceive reality in three dimensions, and you have a glimpse of reality in a fourth dimension. [...]

[...] The word manipulate is found twice in Jane’s handwriting on the object itself; but there are also three other words on the object that begin with this letter: Mean, en masse, and more.

[...] Movement is especially prominent in the dreams discussed, and in three out of the four can be violent or strong: Flying, swinging, running as fast as one can. [...]

Three friends and a story of disaster, though not that strong.

[...] She told me that her son, Peter, had died a few months ago at the age of three. [...]

[...] Your son is not a three-year-old any longer. [...]

[...] This doesn’t mean that we consciously make a choice in the way we’re used to; we don’t sit down and say, “Well, I think I’ll get a broken leg this afternoon at three in front of Rand’s drugstore.” [...]

“The husband should follow this exercise three times a day: He should imagine the energy and vitality of the universe filling his wife’s form with health. [...]

The two who were here this evening, and their friend called Ann, these three are capable of developing in ways that were denied them in their earlier years, mainly because of their environments. [...]

[...] Both of us had almost forgotten that we wanted Seth to help us locate the little three-legged pointer that goes with the Ouija board. [...]

[...] We didn’t find it and all three of us ended up embarrassed. [...]

(Seth dealt with this subject some two or three years ago.)

[...] The circumstances were relatively good, though somewhat unstable; a period of three days was particularly beneficial however, which is why it appeared that so much was happening at once.

[...] The figure was perhaps three feet tall, standing facing me but with the light coming from the doorway behind so that the face was in shadow.

The brain to some extent keeps the mind to a three-dimensional focus. [...]

[...] For instance: You may at [the age of] three have believed it was dangerous to cross a street. [...]

[...] One particular method is three-pronged. [...]

[...] Before this however we had the time to go over the three sessions in which Seth dealt with the Gallaghers while they were on vacation in Puerto Rico; these are sessions 199, 200, and 201.

[...] Jane has made copies of the clairvoyant material from the three sessions involving the Gallaghers; they are to write in their account of what actually transpired after each of Seth’s predictions or statements. [...]

[...] There was telepathic exchange between the three of them. [...]

I equate this with three events: a movie I saw on TV the night before last where Sean Connery sees through the god of his people after reading The Wizard of Oz; a Raggedy Ann doll Rob found in the yard and brought in that reminded me of my old Suzie; and a part of a review I read yesterday on a book about death. [...]

(Usually we keep the records of her ESP class in a separate set of three-ring binders, but Jane wanted to insert this one as part of Session 393 in our “regular” sessions: She wanted to show Seth discussing a subject that was emotionally very important to a class member—Audrey Shepherd—whose adopted son had died by drowning last summer.)

[...] The three men vainly tried several methods to coax the half-wild, half-tame creature back up the chimney. [...]

I pushed Jane in her chair out on the porch, as close to the hemlock as we could get behind the floor-to-ceiling glass; we looked up at the chattering animal from only three feet away. [...]

[...] As she wrote in her journal today: “Great day … began typing Chapter Three of God of Jane and the book really started taking off; I’m just tickled; I did great, and added lots of on-the-spot stuff as I typed. [...]

As for the nuclear power generating plant on Three Mile Island, engineers have not yet been able to enter the contaminated containment building housing the reactor—Unit No. [...]

I gave the three-hour recommendation because at the time he was worried that he could not correlate the new physical impulses with his other activities. [...]

[...] As far as impulses are concerned, most likely Ruburt could have three or four excellent sessions a week at certain periods in your lives, and there would be periods of vacation also. [...]