“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You both believe (a) that people will not understand, and (b) that they will feel rejected, and (c) that they will reject you, and you will be left quite alone in the solitude you thought you wanted.

[...] You should have a clear picture, taking some definite time out for friends, and it should be clearly understood that in your working hours you expect to be alone.

[...] But at least give the matter consideration, for that alone will help.

[...] If he honestly does not feel up to it, then he is free to say so, and you shop alone. [...]

[...] I’d say that I could use my abilities far more fully even in those areas already being explored—Seth, the library, Sumari, etc., even if I wanted to leave other areas alone (seances, etc.). [...]

[...] At the time I happened to be alone in the living room, reading the paper, when the familiar thrilling swept over me to a fairly strong degree. [...] Although I was alone, there was much noise in the house, for my brother and his family were also there and his children were quite noisy.)

I see that we are quite alone. [...]

(Jane had done well today, working alone with the ESP cards. [...]

We will of course tie this data in with our inner senses to a large degree, and there is much that I have not yet given you on the inner senses alone. [...]

[...] He works best on a job when he is more or less left alone, in charge of given functions to perform, as when he acted as salesman. [...]

[...] First I sat at the board alone to see if I could get anything. [...]

(Jane then tried the board alone; on it she had raised Thomas Voghler by herself, last week. [...]

[...] The session did not particularly grow out of the evening’s conversation; perhaps more so from a short discussion Jane and I held when we were alone at last.

One mind alone could not come into being from chance alone; one thought could not leap from an infinite number of nerve ends, if matter itself was not initially alive with consciousness, packed with the intent to be. A man who believes life has little meaning quickly leaves life—and a meaningless existence could never produce life (intently). Nor was the universe created for one species alone, by a God who is simply a supervision of the same species—as willful and destructive as man at his worst.

[...] Do not therefore feel negated or alone for you are anything but alone. [...]

[...] What each of you experience as you listen to me cannot be expressed in words, and what each of you feel of yourselves when you are alone and when you are with others, cannot be put into words. [...]

[...] The physically-oriented ego, if it alone survived, would contain only your conscious memories. [...] (Jane pounded the tabletop for emphasis, eyes wide and dark.) Any survival that was based upon the survival of the physically-oriented ego alone would be as shallow as a paper cutout. [...]

Now: (Long pause.) Personal fears never exist as a result of personal experience alone. [...]

[...] No particular episodes alone, though they may seem to do so, ever cause a particular condition, say, of illness, though such episodes may be used as catalysts. [...]

[...] Here you are not to hide within the closet of 3 dimensionality and cry, “It is dark and I cannot see!” And refuse to use the inner light that can alone aid your vision.

[...] The intellect can then realize that it does not have to go it all alone: Everything does not have to be reasoned out, even to be understood.

[...] The intellect, then, can and does form strong paranoid tendencies when it is put in the position of believing that it must solve all personal problems alone — or nearly — and certainly when it is presented with any picture of worldwide predicaments.

[...] Jane hasn’t been in our car for some time now, and I leave her alone in the house as little as possible.

[...] You still — and I do not simply mean you two alone — do not feel the unsurpassable force that thoughts have. [...]

[...] Here you are not to hide within the closet of three-dimensionality and cry, “It is dark and I cannot see!” and refuse to use the inner light that can alone aid your vision. [...]

[...] I said they might be normal enough, that everyone was essentially isolated, or at least alone, since no one else could live their life for them. [...]

[...] I suggested that perhaps she could have it again when she was alone — at night, say.)

I want you to keep Framework 2 in your minds—for that reminder alone can help you understand that your needs are being met in Framework 2, and the physical results will indeed appear. If you do not believe that, then you must deal alone with the set of Framework 1 facts. [...]

At those basic levels direct knowing is involved, knowing itself in all of its infinite patterns, and that process alone involves unimaginable motion.

[...] Of course, instead it is the other way around: his thoughts are creative and exuberant—naturally—when he leaves himself alone, and the troublesome thoughts that seem so natural now are the results of acquired mental patterns as he began to distrust his own nature, as given many times.

[...] He does not feel that he is involved alone, as he did before: the fanatics, for example, are everywhere—quite visible, and if they might find his work offensive, he is hardly alone. [...]

He thought that immobility kept him at his desk working, free from any impulses to do otherwise, since for many years he believed that the spontaneous self must be harnessed toward creativity, and that left alone it would have too many other interests. [...]

[...] I have left him alone in this respect for too long. [...]

[...] The emotional activity, the contrasts of today, exhausted him, not one thing alone.

[...] You are not left alone or abandoned... [...]

[...] and you have never been alone. [...]

(“Why, I was really beautiful then...I used to pee on our robes—I ripped them off us,” she said, “when we were alone. [...]

[...] Yet it was not your problem alone, but a challenge for both of you, as stated earlier in the session. [...]