“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The misuse of animals, man’s stupidity and cruelty, so it seems that the species is nearly insane.

[...] If that session is followed faithfully for two months, you will see some nearly spectacular changes.

[...] I visit my friends and they nearly faint. [...]

(10:01.) Augustus Two, you see, believes that his body is nearly invincible, and following this belief the body does perform much better. [...]

“One late-afternoon gaggle reached nearly from horizon to horizon, in three long and very noisy V-formations. [...]

[...] For in trance, Jane will once again be in accord with Seth in that nearly “timeless” environment in which he has a large portion of his being.¹

[...] Their beliefs appear so drastically that you can use them as blueprints for others in whose characters the beliefs will appear more modified, and perhaps nearly unnoticed. [...]

[...] The location was near water, or the street had water in it, or there was a connection with swans—all of this applying to that episode.

People were not nearly as isolated as it now appears, for in their dreams early men communicated their various locations, the symbols of their cultures and understanding, the nature of their arts. [...]

[...] The manuscript of The Rule Book of Love: A Seth Book, is written on the back of heavy white stationery from Howard Johnson’s motor lodge in Coraopolis, PA, which may be near Philadelphia. [...]

[...] He took a shower instead of going directly to work, put food in the oven, worked another ½ hour, and yet found himself by dinner time with nearly ten pages of new material.

[...] Even wars seemingly won here are not nearly as clear-cut as would appear; you make history as you go along. [...]

[...] This time Jane jumped, very nearly violently, her eyes closed. [...]

Again, I am not saying, “Do not give vitamins to children,” for within your framework this becomes nearly mandatory. [...]

[...] She had been going at a good pace and my writing hand was nearly cramped.

What he terms “heroic impulses” were impeded because of his beliefs, and the whole concept will become much clearer to him in the very near future. [...]

[...] Evidently Dr. K wanted the picture to check on blood clots perhaps breaking loose near the heart. [...]

[...] The situation is not nearly as hopeless as it appears, and I tell you, Joseph, that your joint feelings of hopelessness are as hypnotizing as what I just explained to you of Ruburt’s actions.

For upon his shoulders rests the burden of what he owns, and he fears with a steady, nearly unending panic that he will not be able to keep this, through ill health. [...]

[...] And while your ill will, and the ill will of each of you, carries some charge, it is not nearly strong enough to upset the balance of a personality who is determined to accept their own feelings and live their own lives. [...]