“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

And she watches him, and she tries to push him like she used to. [...]

“Jane and I went to bed at about 1:15 A.M., after watching a movie on television. [...]

[...] Ruburt should watch feelings of restriction when he does your grocery shopping. [...]

[...] He began to watch out that such episodes would nor reoccur, and this was reflected in muscular tenseness.

[...] You may have to watch a tendency to masculinize your women if you seriously begin to do such work, for you may feel, again, that harsher lines are necessary to hold the emotional element in check.

[...] Once again, I found great reassurance in watching the spectacle of their flight. [...]

[...] As a stick thrown into the water seems distorted to those who watch, so this image thrown into your plane seemed distorted to you. [...]

[...] He does not need to watch his thoughts that (underlined) closely.

[...] The physical activity diverted his conscious mind so that the inner self could progress, without being watched at every moment.

Let us suppose that you are watching a movie production.

(Both John and I had been watching Jane as usual as she spoke; neither of us observed any unusual feature changes in her throughout the session.)

[...] Instead, for example, for news or for advice you watch your morning television news, which provides you with a kind of manufactured dream that to some extent technologically serves the same purpose. [...]

[...] From talking to Jane, I gathered she felt we should watch our reactions to others, so I let it pass. [...]

[...] If others watched and saw only that portion of the self that was clear in their perspective, then they would imagine that they saw the primary self also.

[...] If you follow these suggestions, you will be around to take advantage of a definite shakeup, and you are now being watched by men who do not feel yet in a position to speak.

[...] We have not been a part of it, though some of us have watched its developments, and interacted within it in other ways.

[...] I watch it but I leave it alone. [...]

[...] Jane sat in the doorway that opens from her writing room onto the screened-in back porch of the hill house, and watched the birds searching out the wet remnants of the feed I’d scattered in the driveway this morning. [...]

[...] You are not to watch yourself, in other words. [...]

[...] She played with it in the grass; with conflicting feelings I watched Mitzi, of whom I was very fond, block off each attempt of the terrified mouse to escape — until finally, having had her sport, she ate it….

[...] It is merely, again, that I must watch for your human limitations, and it will be best that you have all available energy at your beck and call later on for your trip.