“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It’s good, but I’ve got to go now,’ I say quickly. [...]

So far, we’ve experienced two main types of dreams that seem to involve probabilities. [...]

[...] I’ve already put my suit on. [...]

[...] After all, I hadn’t given Maude our phone number — though I plan to — and we’ve maintained a distance from her and others who have offered help. [...]

[...] I’ve had much better results interpreting my own dreams in recent months, by the way. [...]

[...] “But you’ve got a fever,” Linda said gently. [...]

(I’ve made no effort to record her progress systematically since we began our twice-daily suggestion routine, and since Frank Longwell has been giving her a weekly massage. [...]

[...] I’ve often had the feeling that Seth’s material parallels Jane’s own situation, whatever that may be at that moment. [...]

[...] We’ve realized for some time that Jane is sensitive to those subjects, particularly religion; she had strict training in that field as a youngster. [...]

[...] Now why do we sometimes feel that we know someone we are introduced to, when consciously we know we’ve never met them before?”)

[...] Strangely I’ve never been alarmed by this phenomenon. [...]

[...] It’s very interesting that I would choose tonight, of all nights, to try for visual data, although in recent days I’ve been inquiring mentally about subjects for my next oil painting. [...]

[...] They’ve been taken out of hydro for a couple of months. [...]

4. I’ve always thought Seth’s term, “value fulfillment,” a particularly evocative one. [...]

[...] To me, they already seem better tonight, although they’ve each had but one pill for the itching.

(“I’ve thought of that.”)

[...] Before I went to the john I helped her hold the session papers on the left edge with her left hand—something I’ve been hoping she would become able to do, since it would add to her independence in reading. [...]

[...] I’ve reacted to stress this way before. [...]

At first we thought of keeping the collection closed until after our deaths, as donors usually request to be done, but we’ve decided to make everything accessible as soon as we can, both for scholarship and for study by the public. [...]

(As usually happens at this time of year, we’ve begun to miss some regularly scheduled sessions. [...]

(After we talked for a few more minutes, Jane said, “I’ve got the feeling you’re going to get answers to your questions about psychology — but they’ll be presented as the Preface to this book. [...]

“I notice we’ve been using the insights about my parents and relating to them better than we ever did before,” Rob said.

“It makes more sense to me than anything I’ve ever read,” I said. [...]

[...] “We’ve only been involved in this stuff a little over a month,” I said. [...]

[...] All thru my life I’ve thought “nice, civilized people” didn’t raise their voices, get angry enough so that it showed, or display any kind of outbursts. [...]

I’ve given you many clues this evening, and as you listen to the session, whatever remarks I have made, though they seem minute—take note of them.

You are not to begin these experiments that I’ve suggested with the idea that “Well, I must hurry up.”