“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He looks at a watch, a round one. [...]

[...] He was confronting the part of himself that decided upon the course to which the other part agreed, while you stood by, watching. [...]

[...] In the dream I saw myself as a rather corpulent older individual wearing robes as they do in the Middle East; at an elaborate feast I watched mice being burned alive in a special gadget, before we skinned and ate their corpses. [...]

[...] I thought it was a riot, two adults watching the pointer go scurrying across the board, and we didn’t take it too seriously. [...]

[...] The process is fascinating to watch. [...]

[...] … Now when you watch, say, educational television, you see the teacher, and he speaks. He may or may not actually be speaking at that time, for you may be watching a film. [...]

I believe a watch was somehow involved. [...] It may have been his own father’s watch. [...]

[...] You prefer to identify with the part of you who watches television or cooks or works — the part you think knows what it is doing. [...]

[...] Yet I added that we didn’t want her developing any internal reactions because of the DMSO, so we decided to keep watch very carefully. [...]

(Jane was again very relaxed after supper as she sat on the couch watching TV. [...]

[...] We’re always on the watch for negative suggestions, and some of the nurses dispense these very freely. [...]

[...] He can expect more relaxation periods now, so have him go along with them, and watch his moods then.

[...] He overdid when he constantly watched himself, trying so hard to get up correctly.

(This evening we watched a movie on HBO before settling down for the session. [...]

[...] I would suggest that you keep watch on your Miss Callahan from Thursday on of next week.

I recognize the difficulties, for example, that you encounter quite personally as you struggle with Ruburt’s physical condition, or those you experience, say, watching television news as you see spread before your vision unfortunate events that seem to portray most clearly evidence of man’s flawed nature. [...]

[...] She didn’t know whether to watch television or have a cookie and milk, or go sit on the bed and make a few notes. [...]

[...] From within the room inhabitants watching would be able, through mathematical deductions, to deduce exactly how long the ball would keep its continuous bouncing activities, at what rate the motion of the ball would lessen, and at what future time the motion would cease entirely.

[...] Once again she was very comfortable on the couch after supper, watching the news on television; in fact, for some days now she’d had her best times, as far as feeling better go, while relaxing after supper. [...]

He may, on the other hand, tell himself that I am there, watching out for him, and I shall be glad to do so as I have on many an occasion. [...]

You (to Theodore) had better watch it over there! [...]