“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I admit that the circumstances, the voice, may make me sound severe. [...]

[...] I explained the mechanics of the voice. [...]

[...] Another undifferentiated layer follows, this time marked quite definitely by voices, conversations, or images, as consciousness tunes in more firmly to other communications. [...]

[...] Her delivery tonight, without voice effects, with only short pauses and a minimum of gestures, was the kind that seemingly could continue indefinitely. [...]

[...] The first time, I heard Father’s voice outside my field of vision, to my left and behind me. The voices were very clear and definite, and what they said was sensible. [...]

[...] Jane began dictating in a voice a bit heavier than usual, and maintained it throughout the session. [...]

[...] I also heard unidentifiable snatches of voice; no recollection of content.

[...] Jane’s trance had been good, her delivery quiet and rather fast; her voice had become a little rough because of her cold, though. [...]

[...] She coughed again and again; her voice had become very hoarse since break so much so that a few minutes ago I’d been on the verge of asking her to end the session. [...]

[...] At times, because her delivery had become so steady, even precise, I’d wondered if she had entered into a Seth trance, but one without Seth’s usual voice effects. [...]

[...] I was surprised to suddenly notice that her voice was much clearer now, cold or no. [...]

(She was still blue at session time, but her Seth voice was stronger than usual.)

(Jane began speaking in trance in a somewhat subdued voice. [...]

[...] Shortly after this she began speaking as Seth, in an average voice; she was smoking; she gestured often, and eventually her eyes began to open. [...]

[...] Seth said that on occasion suggestion will reach all levels of the personality, that our voice will be heard throughout the personality, and that effective action will follow. [...]

[...] Her voice was average. [...]

[...] By the time critics’ voices become noisy we will be ready to show what we can do. [...]

[...] If he came through like he is now, his voice would be so strong it would drown out everything else in the world. [...]

[...] “Right now, even, my voice sounds just great to me, and my hands feel real liquidy, almost like water….”

[...] In a dream or in daydreaming, you may suddenly hear a voice, mentally, that tells you in no uncertain terms to go ahead with your initial intent. [...]

[...] Voices speak through the genes and chromosomes that connect the future and the past in a balance that you call the present form. [...]

“A tree knows human beings also … by the vibrations in the air as they pass, which hit the tree’s trunk from varying distances, and even by such things as voices. [...]

Their voices suspended

(Jane’s Seth voice was a bit stronger than usual, and carried what seemed like extra energy.)

[...] Her voice was average; her eyes were open often.)

[...] It is you, so focused in physical reality, who do not listen to its voice, who do not understand that it is the great psychological strength from which your physically oriented self springs.

(When Jane spoke for Seth her voice was rather quiet, since it was still sort of raspy from yesterday’s laryngitis, or whatever she’d had. She thought the loss of voice volume was due to free-association material. [...]

[...] You understand, I know, that I mean it well, for I understand the necessity for records, and I would not have it that this voice of mine should go unrecorded and seep into the walls. [...]

Know, however, that your own emotions and your own feeling and your own vitality has such an energy and a power as my voice shows this evening. [...]

[...] And Tam was interviewed today by Jim Poett who is still tracking down witnesses relative to the article he’s doing on Seth and us for the Village Voice. [...]

[...] First of all, of course, you both voiced the fears and beliefs that were still causing the difficulty. [...]

[...] Her pace was good, her voice average.)

[...] Break had barely begun when she resumed briefly, in a much deeper voice, at 9:50.)

[...] She didn’t have to pause while giving the regular material to get this message, but seemed to receive it on another level simultaneously with the material she gave voice to. [...]

(Jane’s voice now deepened a good deal and became considerably louder. [...]

(Jane began dictation in a normal voice, at an average rate. [...]

[...] Without speaking any faster, she resumed in a somewhat louder voice at 10:07.)

[...] I also had some other sightings, and heard voices which I could not retain. [...]

[...] Her pace was average, her voice quiet.)

[...] Her voice and pace had been average, her eyes had been open and very dark for paragraphs at a time. [...]

[...] Her voice was quiet, her pace rather slow.)

[...] Her eyes had remained closed, her voice quiet. [...]

(Today we were visited —unannounced—by a young man named Jim Poett, who has been assigned to interview Jane for The Village Voice. [...] The Voice is a New York City newspaper.

[...] This he proceeded to do, at a good pace and in a voice somewhat stronger than usual.)

[...] However when she resumed at 9:15 Jane’s voice, as Seth, easily took on enough volume to override the noise.)