“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I gave suggestions that you creatively plan a vacation trip together. [...]

[...] Your vacation will help, and you should really be carefree and relax if possible as children do.

[...] Nevertheless even the vacation from me will do you good. [...]

This will be our last session before your well-earned vacation.

[...] As it happened, at the time all three of the Veteran’s Administration appraisers who are based in Elmira were out of town on vacation; therefore the bank in Elmira had to call in a representative from out of town to evaluate the property—and one who had never seen the property before. [...]

[...] I might suggest that you expect to have an excellent vacation. [...]

[...] Therefore I suggest that we have a week’s vacation. [...]

(“I don’t particularly need any vacation.”)

(Humorously:) Then we shall take back your vacation.

[...] The summer, with its implications of vacation, was added, however, as he knew it would be; so the structure of working was further evaded, it seemed particularly by warm weather, which inclination did not happen to fit his ideas of scheduled work.

[...] We were both on vacation beginning that day, and were due to leave for York Beach, Maine, the next day, Saturday, August 15. [...]

[...] I was afraid the threads on the cap would be stripped; if the part in question had to be replaced, it meant dismantling the steering gear on our particular make of car, and thus a delay starting our vacation until next week.

[...] I think an error can enter into the car adventure, possibly, in that at the time I felt the mechanic servicing the car did not go about the job properly, and nearly delayed our leaving on vacation by several days as a result.

[...] I obtained the actual object on Friday, August 14,1964; while doing this the car was left at the station for servicing, and the events developing at the station very nearly prevented our leaving on vacation the following day, Saturday, August 15.

We were delighted at the prospect of meeting Dr. Instream, but in order to pay for the trip, including fees for symposium attendance, we would have to use our vacation money. [...] So we would have to take vacation time to make the trip.

It was the craziest and most vexing vacation we’ve ever spent. [...]

[...] Instead most of the session was devoted to Seth’s tuning in on Bill and Peggy Gallagher, who are on vacation this week in Nassau.

(We were not supposed to know where the Gallaghers were to spend their vacation, but Peggy mentioned Nassau last Friday evening. [...]

[...] This appeared on Sunday, the day we arrived home from vacation, and we did not know of it. [...]

(This evening after supper, while busy with other material, Jane received the thought that it was time to begin work on Book One of The Seth Material, a project we had discussed sometime before vacation. [...]

(In the 68th session, July 6, 1964, page 221, Seth stated that our friend Bill Macdonnel, who was going to vacation in Provincetown, Cape Cod, for a few weeks, “will of course go to the seaside. [...]

[...] When the child, particularly the young child, is sleeping, for example, the personality often simply vacates the body. [...]

[...] A crisis, particularly in very early or very late life, may so shatter the personality’s identification with the body that he vacates it temporarily. [...]

[...] My own theory is that the people who work there get sick of it after a while, and then get sick in order to get a rest or a vacation with pay.

[...] He equates it with vacations and the world’s playful activity—that is my answer.

A vacation will be of great benefit, because of the physical mobility in space, you see. [...]

[...] If sufficient restrictions are lifted, so that Ruburt feels he has your blessing, and not just mute acceptance, for example, to try various possibilities; if you take a good vacation out of your immediate environment; if Ruburt feels he can foresee freedom to some extent of activity, in which to manipulate next year—

[...] Bill is assistant advertising director of the Star Gazette, and he and Peg were soon leaving for a vacation in Puerto Rico. [...]

[...] Instead, we would ask Seth if he could “tune in” on the Gallaghers during their vacation. [...]

My welcome after your vacation.

[...] She was not unduly nervous at the idea of an experiment after our vacation.

[...] First of all, although I said earlier that Ruburt should not take a vacation, in many respects he will not be taking a vacation. [...]

(Carla, the aide who used to help Jane call me late at night, has been on vacation. [...]

(Carla was back from vacation, and I thought she might help Jane call me tonight. [...]

[...] There should be some alterations however, changes simply to mark the end of one era and the beginning of another, even if it is but a brief vacation, or series of small trips.

[...] Since you have a vacation coming up, I want to make certain that I cover one point in particular.

(While Bill and Peggy Gallagher were on vacation in Puerto Rico last October, Seth gave impressions concerning them in the following sessions: the 199th for October 18; the 200th for October 20; and the 201st for October 25. [...]

(The Gallaghers went over Seth’s material with us orally a day or two after returning from vacation; this was on the evening of the unscheduled session for Thursday, October 28, and I had time for but a few quick written notes. [...]

[...] Peggy and Bill left for Puerto Rico on vacation on Sunday, October 17. [...]