“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane turned off the recorder, not wishing to speak into it until her voice had “returned” to her. At times she felt this way subjectively about Seth taking over her voice, though outwardly during this session there had been little change. When Jane began dictating again, for the first time her voice became somewhat louder and heavier. [...]

(This was our first attempt at recording Jane’s voice during a session. [...]

[...] But Jane set up the recorder, placed the mike on a coffee table near the center of the room, and ran a few feet of tape to make sure her voice was picked up from any part of the room. [...]

[...] She displayed practically no voice or hand phenomena during the session.)

[...] Her voice had been fairly strong at the start of the session, but it was tapering off by the time break arrived. She said she heard Seth’s good afternoon greeting just before she gave voice to it, and immediately became alarmed because she couldn’t determine what was going on. [...]

(But Jane began talking just the same at a few moments after 9 PM, in a voice a bit stronger and deeper than normal.)

(Jane’s voice now was practically normal. [...]

[...] Her voice had been only a little deeper than usual, and her delivery very deliberate. [...]

[...] Her voice was rather quiet, but clear, and she spoke at a comfortable rate without undue pauses.)

(Sitting with her eyes closed, Jane again began speaking in her quiet voice at 9:36.)

[...] She resumed in a louder voice, again while sitting down and with her eyes closed, at 10:14.)

(Jane began speaking in trance while sitting down, in an average voice with pauses. [...]

[...] For another, there is the nature of the voice, you see.

When I come through in an emotional manner at all, this is often transformed into the loud voice, an overvolume, a static. [...]

[...] But strangely, and for the first time after a session, she discovered she couldn’t operate her voice. [...] Later she said she wasn’t worried, that she knew her voice was okay. [...] Her voice then operated as usual.

(We were having trouble with our car, and at suppertime I had been voicing fears that it might be finished.)

[...] Jane’s pace was average, her eyes open at times, her voice better than usual, yet not loud. [...]

[...] If for you the image becomes different or if you’re doing your own thing, that’s great, then follow it, and simply use my voice as a yardstick, as something to connect you to the room. [...]

[...] And then use my voice as a cord to bring you back to your normal perception. [...]

[...] A voice says, “May your womb shrivel and die!” A terrible thing to say, I think—separate enough to understand and comment. [...]

[...] They were spoken very slowly, in a husky whisper of a male voice, and seemed to originate just outside her ear. [...]

[...] Her voice was average.)

[...] She resumed in the same normal voice, but at a faster pace, at 9:38.)

(Jane resumed in a normal voice and at a slower rate at 10:20.)

[...] As I began talking steadily my voice began to become very dry. I am not used to speaking so steadily, although Jane later said that she too had noticed a voice stain in her first session with me, until she became more relaxed and used to the idea. [...] At one time I simply had to stop talking because my voice gave out. [...]

[...] Her voice however never became loud. [...]

[...] When she began her voice was quite weak and distant at the beginning. [...]

[...] Jane’s voice was somewhat stronger, her pace a little faster.)

On his part, his experience with my voice was an important breakthrough. [...]

[...] Ruburt can transcribe the tape, and you and I (voice abruptly louder) will have a pleasant conversation.

(Seth’s voice again stepped up in volume—louder than I had heard it for some time.)

Consider the whole paragraph underlined. (Seth’s voice still boomed out powerfully.)

[...] Her voice was quiet, her initial pace rather slow. Her delivery speeded up as the session progressed, and her voice became somewhat louder.)

[...] The pace of the dialogue had been quite fast, and Jane’s voice had acquired some volume. She resumed at the same fast rate, although in a quieter voice, at 10:12.)

[...] As it progressed her pace speeded up and her voice acquired more volume. [...]

(At break she now recalled that in addition to the D O L L which she had given voice to, and which she had seen mentally within, she had also seen the letters A R, but hadn’t spoken them aloud. [...] Jane now said this word was Seth’s way of leading her to the price on the object, 50¢; she thought that if she voiced the word dollar, Seth might have tried to get the 50¢ through.

[...] Her eyes were open from the beginning of the session, she was smoking, and her voice was average with pauses.)

[...] Her eyes had been open often, pace and voice average. [...]

[...] She felt herself rushing in various directions, she said, inspired by these concepts, then giving voice to them one by one as she reached them. [...]

(Jane dictated in a voice just a bit stronger than normal; she paced at an average rate, her eyes darkened as usual. [...]

[...] Her voice was normal, her delivery slow. [...]

[...] Jane’s hands felt normal to her when she began dictating again, in a normal voice. [...]

Before I answer the question that you voiced during break, Joseph, let me continue first along the lines of our discussion. [...]

[...] Seth’s voice was average.)

[...] Jane at once spoke to her in her normal voice. [...]

“Hello,” I said when he came to the phone, and his voice was dull and flat, full of self pity; he was sure I wouldn’t see him. [...] I said some usual polite things in a usual polite voice and that was that. [...]

[...] It is only when you believe that consciousness must be attuned only to exterior conditions that you force it to cut itself off from inner knowledge, intuitional “voices,” and the depths from which it springs.

[...] Jane had spoken for Seth at a deliberate pace throughout the delivery, in a rather dry voice. [...]

[...] She displayed no particular voice effects. [...]

[...] She resumed at a good rate and in an average voice at 9:42.)

[...] It is the failure of the ego to listen to the inner voice of the subconscious that causes many difficulties. [...]

(Jane resumed in a voice a bit deeper than usual, and at a good pace, at 10:20.)