“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Her manner had been active, she had smoked, sipped wine, etc. [...]

[...] Jane held up her empty glass; before the session I’d filled it with equal parts of wine and water.)

[...] Pausing in trance, Jane poured herself some wine.)

[...] Before tonight’s session he mentioned that the class wine was gone. [...]

[...] Her eyes began to open and she sipped at wine.

(All this time Jane had held a half-full glass of wine in her right hand. [...]

[...] Give Ruburt a sip of wine.

[...] We sipped wine and used light self-hypnosis to take the edge off our tension, but as we watched the water crawl up the side of the old red-brick house next door, our new reality threatened to turn into a terrifying one indeed. [...]

(Indeed, we were out of beer, which Jane usually drinks during the sessions, and she didn’t want any wine. [...]

(Now that idea, I thought as I went into the kitchen to get Jane some wine for the session, made sense—it could account for the perpetuation of her symptoms on a daily, present-life basis, and made a lot more sense than thinking she was suffering now because of something that happened to her when she was perhaps eight years old or whatever. [...]

[...] Her eyes had opened once briefly, when she sipped wine. [...]

[...] Her eyes had begun to open, and she had lit a cigarette and sipped wine. [...]

Wine rather than the grain beer. [...]

[...] I never liked wine—I always liked brandy—and no one brings it to me—and Ruburt does not drink it. [...]

(As the three of us sat at the table sipping wine and discussing Seth, Jane began to get nudges from Seth every so often. [...]

Christ uses parables that were applicable then (as described in all four of the Gospels). He used priests as symbols of authority (Matthew 21:23–27). He turned water into wine (John 2:1–11), yet many who consider themselves quite holy ignore Christ at the wedding feast and think any alcoholic beverage degrading.

[...] I made her put on her glasses, drink wine, walk about, etc. [...]

[...] Lately during sessions she’s been sipping red wine. [...]

[...] It is good wine, but it is not good brandy. [...]

[...] Jane sipped from a glass of wine. [...]