“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Around you, you found, were men who had traveled other roads—your neighbors, and you felt yourselves to be aliens. [...]

[...] They made less sense to Rob, who I felt found them utterly without reason. [...]

(At my suggestion she’d called Mike Appel, who wants to record Seth and Sumari. [...]

[...] The true physicist is one who would dare turn around inside his own consciousness.

[...] A thought has a particular electromagnetic identity which will fall within a certain range of intensities, and therefore indirectly as you know can be received by another individual who is simultaneously open to that particular range.

—and I am the one who looks in on you. [...]

[...] In the last class, Seth had told the students that he would help those who were ready to project. [...]

[...] In mine, you kept on with the “messages” and found — I glance at Seth, who is smiling — ‘they were from him and you went on to discover fantastic things about life.’

[...] Psychologists usually see people who are already in difficulty. [...]

[...] In this area, as in all others, those of you who are proficient verbally might use the method of writing. [...]

The guests of the other evening were most advantageous, their attitudes objective; not gullible people, nor on the other hand were they the type who will not admit the results of their own experience. [...]

[...] Jane and I planned to meet Del and his wife, who were already camping at Saratoga Lake, there, and spend a few days with them before going on to Maine. [...]

Neither of you realize the strength of the abilities as yet, and the need for forging a strong personality who could learn to handle them wisely, and hold its own while using them. [...]

[...] The question of my availability, again, is a pertinent one only when you think of personality in terms of one individual, who cannot be in two places at once in your time.

[...] Those who felt it were obviously hurt out of all proportion. [...]

(10:55.) They may be perceived in various ways according to the characteristics of the individual who is in this state. [...]

[...] I did meet with Ruburt’s grandfather, who said that his favorite granddaughter last time was a good kiddo.

Such subjective events therefore manipulate physical matter through the personality who experiences them. [...]

(Pause.) The founders of the country were still largely men of property, however, and of culture—the signers of your constitution, so they were also careful to provide leeway for the existence of slaves, who, not being considered fully human, need not be granted the rights of the constitution (with irony). [...]

[...] These can be alternative courses to those who believe that there is no other way but to browbeat the ego — either through the use of chemicals or by other methods calculated to strip it of its powers at least momentarily, rather than teaching it to use those great abilities of assimilation that it does possess.

[...] Those experiences were relatively unfortunate enough, but they were a part of the early life of someone who later finds themselves embarked upon in the study of the very nature of the self, so that they led him to believe that strong cautionary methods must be used. [...]