“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This told me at once that I was hallucinating and if I didn’t watch it, I could fall into a dreaming state. [...]

[...] I kept watching my body on the bed. [...]

(I wonder: Watching the tree, did my inner senses tell me the limb would fall—information that I casually disregarded? [...]

[...] She did not say so, but by watching her I saw that she was becoming nervous, as she has quite often. [...]

[...] These watch, keeping their memories and knowledge intact, and acting as directors against whose memories the new models are formed. [...]

[...] Her transformation as Seth is original, and absorbing to watch and participate in. [...]

I here mention once more that you keep some watch upon Miss Callahan, and would indeed suggest that Ruburt, for a period of three or four days, brings up the mail to Miss Callahan. [...]

I have watched with some amusement the proceedings of the last few days, as Ruburt involved himself with his contract, hemmed and hawed, worried it and clucked.

(Watching her struggle to do this reminded me of the fix we both face, and that must be resolved. [...]

(While eating supper this evening Jane and I watched the television reports on the series of devastating tornadoes that had struck northern Texas and southern Oklahoma — an area known as “Tornado Alley” — late yesterday afternoon. [...]

[...] I could have said [in retrospect] that my attitude stemmed at least to a large degree from my watching her struggle with her own hang-ups. [...]

(Watching the blizzard that hit Elmira this weekend in action, I thought it like a disembodied psychic storm. [...]

[...] He knows, now, as areas are released, and automatically keeps watch. [...]

(11:21.) You watch television. [...]

[...] She’s fallen into a regular, very narrow pattern of eating, watching TV, and sleeping, either in her chair or in bed, night and day. [...]

[...] You are to come to release portions of your own reality and then watch yourselves run or fly or soar. [...]

[...] This is too much like clock watching.

He could not give himself well in your personal intimate relations because it was with you most of all that he had to watch his expression. [...]

You may smile and think to yourself that it is quite difficult to imagine a Roman senator addressing the multitudes through a microphone, for example; his children, watching his performance on television. [...]

[...] “Yet,” I said to Jane, “it shows how conflicts can keep going underground if you don’t watch it, and can be very damaging in the long run....” [...]

(It was very interesting to watch Jane produce the above-mentioned book of poetry. [...]

[...] You can sense by watching a child’s play the future shape that his or her life can most productively take. [...]