“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane’s delivery had alternated between slower and faster states, but her trance had been deep. [...]

[...] Some of these occasions occurred fairly early in our sessions, when Ruburt was worried about spontaneous trances, so after making my presence known to him, I acquiesced to his decision at the time. [...]

[...] Jane’s trance had again been good, her delivery variable. [...]

[...] Jane said that during break she was in a rather “half and half” world —half in trance, half not. [...] Nor does she have as many scruples about allowing the deeper trance state.

[...] He will learn to operate within this new trance state quickly. [...]

(Jane began speaking in trance while sitting down, her eyes closed. [...]

[...] As did Jane, even while she spoke in trance.)

[...] He has been speaking through me for over seven years now, in twice weekly trance sessions.

[...] Not long after, however, I felt impelled to say the words aloud, and within a month I was speaking for Seth while in a trance state.

[...] As a whole it was completely new to me, though each word had been spoken through my lips, and I had devoted many evenings in trance to its production. [...]

[...] It was only natural, then, that I found myself comparing my own conscious creative experience with the trance procedure involved in Seth’s book. [...]

(“Are we in a trance or under light hypnosis when we are talking to you?”)

[...] Trickery then, part trance.

[...] After resting briefly she lit a cigarette and went back into trance.)

[...] I answered it, then Jane took over when she was out of trance; for five minutes or so she talked to a woman who lived a couple of hours away and wanted to come to ESP class.)

[...] “Well, it was a good trance,” Jane laughed, “in spite of bugs and phones.” [...]

[...] Jane left trance rather easily. [...]

[...] If she was in a trance now it was a very light one. [...]

[...] Jane left trance easily enough. [...]

[...] Jane left trance quickly. [...]

[...] Jane had been in a good trance, and was bleary when she came out of it. [...]

[...] Jane’s trance was deep, but she left it quickly. [...]

[...] Jane had been in a deep trance; her pace had been fast, with few pauses. [...]

[...] Still in trance and quite amused, Jane continued to stare at me. [...]

[...] Again Jane’s trance had been deep, and again I had writer’s cramp. [...]

[...] Jane’s trance had been a good one, her pace rather fast. [...]

[...] Jane said the trance had been a deep one. [...]

[...] Jane had again been in a deep trance, but left it quickly. [...]

[...] As Jane did last time she visited Dr. Colucci in May 1965, I put myself in a trance state as an experiment, and was very comfortable. [...]

[...] In it she told Dr. Instream of my using the trance state on my visit to Dr. Colucci.

[...] Jane and I agreed this meant my using the trance state successfully on my visit to Dr. Colucci.

The letter to the older individual referred to Ruburt’s writing to Dr. Instream about your trance, induced during your Colucci appointment.

[...] She shook her head as she came out of trance. [...]

[...] To me, Jane’s very deep trance had seemed to be quite impervious, her delivery fueled by a driving energy. [...]

[...] At 11:52 Jane sat quietly, still in trance, while I wrote a few lines. [...]

(12:07 a.m. As Jane came slowly out of trance she announced the title for the next chapter, which will be Five. [...]

[...] Once out of trance, Jane said she had been bothered by the racket over our heads, but that she “held on to the trance” until break. [...]

[...] As she came out of trance we heard the paperboy coming up the stairs. [...]

(10:57 P.M. Jane’s trance had been deep. [...]

[...] My idea was to hand the envelope to Jane just before she went into trance for the session. [...]

[...] Ruburt is not in a deep trance state. [...]

A deeper trance state would allow us to get less distorted results on such a test as this, initially, but our results will improve. [...]

[...] Her eyes were open as break came; she blinked several times and was out of her trance. [...]

[...] Jane paused for a few moments, then resumed after I had thought she was out of trance and had called her name.)

[...] Jane left trance easily, eyes opening after a bit. [...]

[...] Jane left trance quickly, though it had been deep. [...]

[...] Also, if Ruburt is experimenting as he is with the trance state in psychological time experiments, it is a good idea that some of this experimentation be carried on by him under our excellent supervision; and after consideration I think that you will agree.

[...] We do not want any willy-nilly trance states, spontaneous or undisciplined. [...]

[...] She said she was in a deeper trance state than when her eyes are fully open.

Ruburt helped me in producing that voice that he himself heard, simply because of certain electromagnetic alterations that occur within the trance state; and Ruburt was in a trance state upon the specific occasion of which I was speaking.

[...] If an experience is a part of all levels of consciousness—this includes the trance state—then it is a primary experience.

[...] Jane spoke while in a trance state, but in her usual voice, and received the data from “another source.” [...]

[...] At times she spoke in a hesitant voice, at other times very rapidly, and usually with a puzzled expression; eyes open often, as usual in her trance states.)

(At 9: 43 Jane paused and seemingly left trance. [...]

[...] So did I. As she left trance she received: Michigan was the place of birth; then she came out.

In trance states, there is a more or less stationary system waiting, so to speak. In trance states, consciousness itself brings about the chemical changes within it as it, consciousness, travels. [...]