“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“Yes. We buy a loaf of bread for trip mentioned next. Trip by motorcycle.”)

(“Yes. We visited a straw market, native women weaving baskets and bags and selling them a loaf of bread. Do they bring a loaf of bread to their room? Yes. We buy a loaf of bread for trip mentioned next, trip by motorcycle.)

[...] In capsule form: The data given in connection with a Boston trip, with New York City not heard from yet by us; yet events during the New York City trip, a couple of days after the Boston trip, bear a close resemblance to the data. [...]

(Seth spoke to F. Fell, who then asked Seth a question concerning his daughter’s safety on an upcoming trip to Europe.)

[...] (Brief pause.) These are impressions, Joseph… There seems to be a trip with a stopover, a place stopped at for a short time before another destination is reached. [...]

Within Ruburt’s present physical situation there is a degree of freedom for the trip and for enjoyment—an opportunity for manipulation, and understanding this will add to that freedom. [...] This does not apply to the trip alone. [...]

Now he is frightened to some extent of making the trip (on vacation). [...]

The fact that he plans a trip means to him that he is free to go, and that there are some gradations of freedom physically in which he can operate and use as a vehicle. [...]

(Much louder and forcefully:) As far as your trip is concerned, concentrate upon the pleasures that are possible within it, so that neither of you manage to overstrain yourselves and forget the condition for one minute. [...]

(Seth said Jane and I should make a trip to New York this spring whether we are asked by anyone or not, meaning Jane’s publisher principally. The trip can be of great benefit to us through the contacts we make. [...] We should set up appointments to see these people, and should make the trip whether or not publicity for Jane’s ESP book, to be published this spring, is involved.

[...] However Seth said the ship did not stop at Zanzibar on all trips.

A trip now would not be nearly as advantageous as a trip later. [...]

[...] The pendulum also advised her against a trip to New York City at this time. [...]

A later trip to New York, perhaps when the manuscript is completed, may however prove most beneficial. [...]

“You might dream of going away on a long trip by car, only to find that a tire blew when you were driving too fast. [...] Even then, you might not recall the dream, but the situation itself as it comes to your attention might make you check your tires, decide to put off your trip, or instead lead you to inner speculations about whether you are going too fast in a certain direction for your own good at this time. [...]

[...] When Ruburt had fears about his physical abilities during the trip before the trip, they were not thoroughly discussed, barely mentioned. [...] Some of them ordinary-enough concerns that anyone would have embarking upon a trip, about money, etc. [...]

Loving encouragement in getting rid of those would have taken care of the trip difficulties. Instead he tried to smile and shove the trip fears under, and you let him.

[...] Before you left for your trip I told you of some of Ruburt’s negative projections, and advised you both to discuss them. [...]

RESULTS OF BILL GALLAGHER’S TRIP TO SYRACUSE.

SETH’S IMPRESSIONS CONCERNING THE GALLAGHER’S TRIP TO NEW YORK.

[...] In fact, the letter before me mentioned the Alaskan ski trip. [...]

[...] Surely they all applied to Ed’s letter in which he mentioned his Alaskan ski trip, and friends he had when he and Rob did the detective comic strip.

[...] He shows slides of a trip. [...]

[...] They mentioned going on a trip (on Saturday), and specifically asked if they could visit that same afternoon. [...]

(10:02.) The thoughts of the Florida trip offered no present contradictions because he knew he was not leaving for any trip tomorrow. [...]

Several times this week, Ruburt imagined the two of you on a trip to Florida, with a trailer by the ocean; both of you working, of course, but quite happily. [...]

The first thoughts, with their emphasis on detail, were still important, convincing him that such a trip was possible, even under present conditions. [...]

[...] It would even help if the two of you discussed such a trip as a definite possibility, but without any definite time period involved. [...]

The trip will not be as tangled as he imagines.

(As soon as we realized that Peggy’s trip would furnish a good opportunity for another test, we asked her to say no more about it. [...] Be that as it may, we were told little in advance of the trip. Peggy herself did not know about the trip until a few days before she left.

(Seth gave data on Peggy’s trip in the 214th and the 215th sessions, December 6 and 8. He also gave some preliminary data on the trip during an unscheduled session held on December 3; Peggy took a copy of these predictions with her to Washington. [...]

[...] Is someone going on a trip?

(Thus Jane and I followed this procedure concerning the data Seth gave on Peggy’s business trip to Washington, DC in December. [...]

[...] A “trip” can last for five to eight hours, or even longer. [...]

([Pete:] “My mind’s a blank… My sister was thinking of a possible trip to Australia for Christmas.”)

If the meeting takes place, and it is a probability, then he will be instrumental in arranging such a trip. [...]

[...] As far as we can remember, no dinner for five worked out re the Boston trip. [...]

[...] Peace is truly joyful and exhilarating and it can be as good and better than any trip, so if you are going to trip, then trip through the good green grasses that grow in the sod. And trip also through your own vitality and through the bright green forests that grow in your own mind and derive your strength and peace from these. [...]

[...] During their trip we would substitute this experiment for our envelope tests. [...]

We were in the middle of a Seth session and Seth was giving his impressions of the Gallaghers’ trip. [...]

[...] (Seth also gave other correct impressions of that same trip.)

[...] I decided to see what impressions of the Gallagher trip I could get on my own. [...]

(I made two useless trips today. [...]

[...] Consciously Jane had no way of knowing this, and Barbara had not told us the circumstances surrounding the incident after her return from the trip to Ft. [...]

[...] I think we were on a trip to England. [...]