“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I have absolute faith that Seth and Jane Roberts, as well as Rob, know how I mean that with all my heart.

[...] But think in terms of his expressing various gradations of freedom, rather than of freedom as an absolute.

[...] There is no absolute objective red but only gradations of the idea red.

[...] You insist upon labeling as laws of absolutes what is actually your distorted and limited vision of concepts as they seem to appear to you. [...]

[...] Winning these two would take much of your energies and in the end, my dear misguided Philip, would get you absolutely nowhere because they will lose their influence. [...]

Certainly he does believe that his body can begin to feel better and better — and that suggestion is a good one to use, for it implies continuance of input, without getting involved in absolutes.

[...] There is no use in telling yourself in absolute terms that you will never project negatively. [...]

[...] You are still largely in Framework 1, so I do not want you to think in terms of absolutes. [...]

[...] And if there isn’t — well, no one will ever know that. Either way, there’s absolutely nothing to worry about….” So in the meantime the search can be fun, and intriguing — even a passion — but at the same time, without absolutism or any Messianic drive to change the world.

[...] (Pause.) When you ask how old is the universe, or how old is the world, then you are taking it for granted that time and space are somehow or other almost absolute qualities. [...]

[...] Until he was absolutely certain that he was on the right track, he would hold back, as indeed he has—but only to a certain degree, as indeed he has.

[...] “And absolutely convinced of his views. [...]

[...] I had absolutely no reaction to the news at all — and at once remembered my total lack of reaction when our lawyer had told me that the insurance business was settled. [...]

[...] When you go out in public he immediately thinks in terms of absolutes, and feels himself inadequate as a result, and his improvements seem trivial in comparison to what he wants.

[...] The conversation had absolutely nothing to do with what my thoughts or what I was picking up on these two. [...]

You would not go shopping or do any chores you did not absolutely need to do. [...]

[...] But freedom should not be thought of as an absolute, but as a process of fulfillment that will take place naturally because he wants it to, and believes that it will. [...]

[...] Yet consciously of course, she was ignorant of her own inner decision, and this is always absolutely necessary.

[...] Because for example bees or ants tend to act in a like manner as far as other bees and ants are concerned, because it appears that their actions are as predictable and almost predetermined, man takes it for granted that certain reflexes are absolutes in particular species, and that in any given situation a member of such a species will always react in a certain manner because he cannot help it.

[...] The yelling and screaming will have absolutely no effect upon the program’s actors, and will alter the drama not one whit. [...]

[...] She said she thought it was a good session, because “my head feels as though there’s absolutely nothing else in it but the session.” [...]

In the creation of the physical world a certain giving up of individuality is absolutely necessary, since the overall material environment must appear more or less the same to everyone. Of course it will never appear absolutely the same, but it must have a fairly dependable overall coherence.

[...] Otherwise it becomes another closed system of thought, bathed in absolutism, and doomed to the weightiness of dogma. [...]

[...] Events and objects are not absolute, remember, but plastic. [...]

[...] You may know absolutely nothing about music, for example, and one afternoon while in the middle of some mundane activity be struck by a sudden impulse to buy a violin.