“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“Well, when will Jane get word about the novel?”)

(“How soon will Jane get word from Fell about the book?”)

[...] Because of your love of images, and Ruburt’s love of words and rhythm, you will both still utilize these characteristics. [...]

(“Has this love of words and images always run through our various lives?”)

[...] (Pause.) You at one time combined music and words. [...]

[...] These words, as you listen to them later, should bring other intuitions to you and insights concerning past life experience. [...]

[...] You would want the right things to happen, in other words. [...]

[...] Your word was not taken; you were disbelieved. [...]

There are many matters here very difficult to express in words, for you are so afraid for your sense of identity that you resist the idea that the soul, for example, is an open spiritual system, a powerhouse of creativity that shoots out in all directions — and yet this is indeed the case.

[...] Now another word for the soul is entity. [...]

[...] Even in these terms your experience should tell you that the words themselves make divisions that do not exist in your own experience.

There are in other words many other kinds of time systems that are constructed, beside the one you know dealing with continuity of moments. [...]

(Humorously:) How you do in the game will affect your score elsewhere, in other words. [...]

(“Do you want to say a few words about the visit this weekend?”

[...] I made out my husband’s name, Rob, and a few other words which I have since forgotten. [...]

[...] He grapples with ideas and with words. [...]

[...] For these reasons it pains him deeply to write, even to an editor, words that are not docile.

[...] There was ordinary retaliation, in that he was punished through word attacks, and through such corporal punishment as the invalid could give. [...]

[...] Jane recently received word from her publisher that the book would be off the press later in July.)

[...] (Words lost) different than before. A third projection, if that is the word you want to use. [...]

(To Pete Sawyer.) Some who are hiding behind words because they are afraid of the inner experience, that is quite available for them. [...]

(To Pete.) Over here we find a connection with Iraq, a strong psychic ability and you hide behind words often, to avoid experience. [...]

[...] We went into Alpha to see what we could get—most of us had that impression of other: in the room—and Jane got the words to a chant, which she wrote down. As she started to read this chant to us, she suddenly threw her head back and wailed the words in an extremely loud voice; she then remained in trance for five minutes or so, and began to speak in a liquid, near-whisper:

(Jane said she finally became aware of “half-formed words, or something like that,” from Seth, as we waited for the session to begin. [...]

[...] You will have rest between in other words.

[...] There are no magic words that will make you wise, that will fill you with understanding and compassion, that will expand your consciousness.

[...] Yet because of his words you do not feel justified in the emotion. [...]

If you hate evil, then beware of your conception of the word. [...]

[...] Some individuals always choose to be born as a part of some group — reborn, in other words, with past contemporaries, while others, disdaining such endeavors, return in much more isolated positions.

[...] I did not really mean to use the word permission, meaning instead whether there had to be any sort of understanding or agreement between the two personalities as to who would hold the session, or at least begin it. [...]

[...] I chose a poor word.”)

Occlusion (Jane looked at me questioningly concerning this word and I nodded) for Kennedy. [...]

[...] For the connection here is the word dahlia.

[...] But you can mark my words: In one way or another, all debts are paid. [...] The word debt implies guilt, and such a connotation is not my intention.

[...] But while taking Jane’s dictation, I have discovered that while concentrating on recording every word, it is easy to lose the sense of what one is putting down. [...]

[...] It does not follow, in other words, that everyone with which you are concerned involved themselves with you in past lives. [...]

[...] But again there is no guilt in the terms usually applied to that word.

[...] Whether it has or not seemed to hinge on the interpretation of a word, a city, I think. [...]

(I may have missed a word or two in the last paragraph, but it’s inconsequential.)

Begin now, in other words.

[...] We will clear it up by comparing the same properties, changing the word “soul” to read “oversoul.”

[...] Although once in a while I have to ask that a word or phrase be repeated.)

(I asked Jane, who said she felt no awareness of Seth about, to try contacting Blanche by feeling, if possible, rather than mere words. [...]

[...] The following words are the gist of it, without necessarily being in the right order. [...]

[...] (Mouths words first.) There is a town or island or bay, some area in the vicinity that sounds like Balinda. [...]

[...] (My interpretation is that two words may have been meant; more like Monchu chu? [...]

[...] You cannot comprehend its meaning for the entire word is hidden. [...]

[...] The words you hear are translations. [...]

The words meant little. On the other hand he almost would have settled for the words. [...]