“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Even as I write this paragraph, another student asked the price on a still life I painted a couple of years ago....)

[...] We went to Key West with the idea of possibly spending our last week there, but found prices too high for us, at least on such short notice. [...]

(“I’ve thought more and more lately about what happens when a person is born with very strong gifts—but can’t stand to use them, or has to pay a very high price indeed if they do try to use them. [...]

[...] I won’t let it go unless I get a good price. [...]

[...] After that there will be an erratic period, where briefly house prices will rise, only to fall again.

[...] If getting sick insured him a certain amount of your affection and notice, brought about gallant behavior, then he was willing to pay the price.

[...] In Europe a book can be priced at more than double its comparative cost in this country.

As something cheap at half the price, that will bring in returns. [...]

He thought the clothing was on sale, that it was cheap at the price, but it only seemed so because he did not know that he had already paid for it. [...]

[...] The price paid is much too high as far as the entire personality is concerned.

[...] All That Is loves all that It has created down to the least, for It realizes the dearness and uniqueness of each consciousness which has been wrest from such a state and at such a price. [...]

[...] And why, I wondered, did most of us, most of the time, buy our new experience and knowledge at such high prices?)

[...] For our own reasons we offered a low price, and it was promptly refused. [...]

[...] We were given the chance to buy as many copies as we wanted to, at a very low price per book. [...]

[...] No wonder I say to her that we’ve paid too high a price for our accomplishments. [...]

I explained that lately I’ve been thinking about what can happen when a person chooses to be born with very strong gifts, but then discovers that for whatever reason or reasons he or she cannot use them, or has to pay a high price to do so. [...]

[...] One of my goals is to see her art, all of it, reproduced in color in 81/2” x 11” portfolio style at a modest price. [...]