“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The male was usually heavier, a handy physical advantage in some areas — but the woman was lighter and could run faster.

[...] A woman cannot father a child, nor can a male bear one. [...]

[...] After a woman bore, she nursed the child, taking it with her on food-gathering excursions, or sometimes letting other women in the group nurse the child. [...]

[...] In the first, I saw a young, black woman and a young, white woman on the corner of Walnut and Water Streets. [...]

In the third sequence, I was having a long discussion with the white woman of the first episode, and there were a group of other women present.

[...] The white woman was speaking on the telephone. [...]

[...] What?” in tones of great mock disbelief — as the woman had used in the dream. [...]

I believe that the woman lived in your apartment, and that the chest was used by others after the woman left, and before you obtained it.

[...] A woman close to him in a yellow dress. [...]

[...] And I hear someone laugh, this time I think a woman. [...]

[...] Originally the bureau belonged to a woman to whom it was delivered at this address. [...]

Nightly adventure: Last PM we ask German couple from Big Flats over, the woman mentioned in God of Jane, decide we should change the pace from intense sessions, etc. [...]

[...] A severe crisis will develop by 1970, involving a woman with the initials A L, an extremely difficult situation,and one involving someone with the initials F W, having to do with a past association awakened.

[...] He is a woman in a village. [...]

[...] Was Betty the woman’s name? [...]

[...] I’d detected a distinctly childlike feeling in her singing, of a woman who is over 90 years old. [...]

[...] They’d been prepared by a famous astrologer, the woman said. [...]

[...] (Pause.) There is a woman who will be waiting for your father, beside Ella. (Father’s deceased sister.) A woman that he knew before he met your mother, but was also acquainted with her afterward. [...]

Otis (my father’s father) was a woman, born in India two years after Otis’s death, and dying at a young age in her early teens. [...]

[...] Let us look into a situation involving a woman I will call Dineen, who telephoned Ruburt today from a Western state, and see one of the predicaments that can arise.

(Pause.) Dineen is a well-educated woman of middle age with several grown children, financially at ease, possessing all of the things that money can buy. [...]

(10:13.) Ruburt correctly perceived the great need for a zest and excitement in this woman’s life, for initiative. [...]

Dineen is in excellent physical health, however, and is an extremely attractive woman. [...]

[...] The image of the woman was indeed himself in future years, signifying to the others that he was a wanderer and should go back. [...] He was therefore sent back to the woman in the first office.

This was the knowledge that the woman had of Ruburt’s past life. [...]

[...] He asked the woman if she knew me, but she did not. [...]

[...] A connection with a woman with reddish hair. [...]

(F. Fell told us that his wife has red hair, in line with Seth’s data on the previous page: “A connection with a woman with reddish hair.” [...]

[...] You resented her as you would have resented any woman. [...]

[...] 1831—1876, a woman. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Also a woman in a rather small town. [...]

(“This leads Ruburt, now, toward a connection with the woman with whom she works.” [...] Now, as then, she worked with a woman superior. [...]

[...] This leads Ruburt, now, toward a connection with the woman with whom she works.

(The object itself also refers to a situation where Jane worked closely with another woman—namely Caroline Keck, when doing conservation work at the gallery in July 1964. [...]

A woman vocalist or pianist. [...]

[...] The woman has a large store of energy which she is using with above-average efficiency, but she also has abilities which are not being used.

[...] I will also have, if I am asked, suggestions for the woman in their relationship, that will be most beneficial. [...]

[...] Also perhaps an adjustment here on the woman’s part that will aid him.

[...] I didn’t really know whether his attraction to the woman involved had become obsessive, but did think elements of such a state were possibly involved. [...] I should add that David said the feelings of panic—if that’s what they are—had gotten bad enough lately so that he’d stopped watching the woman involved on television. [...]

(In our first talk I’d suggested to David that he write us a letter describing his attraction to this woman, and he called today to say that he was mailing such a missive, after rewriting it a couple of times. [...]

[...] Later a woman puts me in charge of cleaning up the silverware—perhaps used for refreshments at the meeting. [...]

[...] He delivered a name and phone number from a woman in Alberta, Canada, who wanted Jane to call her. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Now either there is a woman, or a man with a name like a woman, who will shortly step up and come to Philip’s notice, either generally in the same sort of position as Philip, or slightly above.

(At intervals all afternoon we could hear, even with the door to 330 shut, a woman called Louise call out endlessly, “Help me, help me, help me, help me, help me....” [...]

[...] I reminded her of the Oriental woman and daughter in the dream, since Seth hadn’t mentioned them. [...]