“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] But even as she felt him around, she knew that Seth wouldn’t be giving book dictation per se.)

[...] I was aware that there wouldn’t be much emotional charge connected with these, and Seth was too. [...]

[...] This situation also makes me think that if I wrote Through My Eyes, people wouldn’t pay much attention to that either, on a large-enough scale to make it worth doing. [...]

[...] They aren’t a nightly occurrence by any means, but I suggested she tell herself upon retiring that she wouldn’t be aware of such activity during sleeping hours. [...]

(“Wouldn’t such an occurrence frighten the observer or recipient?”)

[...] Without going into Seth’s ideas that time is simultaneous, or that any endeavor is creative, the kinds of origins I’m discussing here wouldn’t have any beginning or end. [...]

(Seth:) Now I wouldn’t drink her goddamned orange juice either!!!!

[...] “Boy,” Jane said, “if you’d told me I could have had that session after they all left, I wouldn’t have believed it. [...]

[...] Kennedy [Ted] said he wouldn’t run for presidency. [...]

[...] We agreed that we know so little about math that even if this data received tonight is all wrong, we wouldn’t be able to intelligently discuss it with anyone who knows math.

[...] “I wouldn’t mind seeing the age of 100, though, if I were in good shape,” Jane said as we discussed this note. [...]

[...] Conventional thinking simply couldn’t, wouldn’t accept that, I said, although I didn’t regard myself as a conventional thinker. [...]

Well, the pay wouldn’t be as good as I could earn in New York City, I explained to my parents, but my living expenses would be much lower. [...]

[...] Was this because Jane wouldn’t allow him to say that, even if he wanted to? [...]

[...] Ways that, indeed, wouldn’t have been possible even if we’d had the camouflage time to carry them out in those long-ago days. [...]

(“Now, I wouldn’t care if you walked on the ceiling, if it did any good,” I said. [...]

[...] Jane and I wouldn’t be surprised if ultimately, as a result of mankind’s restless search for meaning, we didn’t end up returning in a new official way to our ancient concepts of spirit within everything, animate and inanimate. [...]

[...] My unimpeded, creative psyche intuitively knows that positive answers to its questions exist, that otherwise it wouldn’t bother to ask those questions within nature’s marvelous framework, that nature is alive and, as best we can sensually conceive of it, eternal. [...]

[...] A possible qualification of that belief can be that the material is interwound with data Valerie picked up from Jane’s world view, where Jane wouldn’t have necessarily been involved — only the body of her personalized and emotional experience in physical life. [...]

[...] The affair had such an effect upon us that I wouldn’t try that kind of a séance again for three years. [...]

[...] Fortunately I’d put the cats in the cellar before the session so I wouldn’t have to do it later. [...]

[...] She said she wouldn’t have been surprised had Seth called off the session in the beginning.

[...] I was so surprised I spoke aloud; Jane answered and I then described it to her so I wouldn’t forget it by chance until I could write it down in the morning. [...]

[...] But I still wouldn’t adopt physical ailment, etc.)