“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Slower pace.) Fuel difficulties; not a lack of fuel, but the fuel was not getting where it should get. A stalling (long pause), in the air. (Long pause.) The pilot bailed out. (Long pause.) The chute landed on top of him, never fully opened. (Pause.) A connection with an April day. Night was when the accident occurred.

(Pause.) The pilot intended to try and bail out over the land. Very shortly here the gulf is wide again. A town perhaps beginning with a B or P, that sound. Take your break.

[...] Nature may not bail you out, but it will always be there, adding its own vitality and strength to the overall good and health of the planet.

[...] She wanted to start early because she was so relaxed: “Come on, Seth, if you want a session you’d better bail me out,” she laughed. [...]

[...] “Boy, Seth, you’d better bail me out,” she said vehemently. [...]

[...] He is not ready to understand it, and the father has still to realize that no one can bail him out except himself. [...]

It is possible for example to lose yourself momentarily in the hallucinations that are being formed, and in such cases another teacher must bail you out. [...]

[...] Otherwise you might well have continued your earlier performance, and moved in with your parents, to bail out your younger brother in a situation which would have then been present.

[...] The back of the card is covered by fine print, giving detailed instructions re the procedure after an accident, etc., calling Western Union, bail bond procedure, etc.