“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Life bursts apart in all directions as consciousness does and explodes in all probable directions. [...]

[...] During the last delivery someone began to move into the apartment above us. [...]

[...] “He kept me under a good long time because of the noise [in the apartment] upstairs — and because of those phone calls, too, I’ll bet….” [...]

[...] We have spoken of probable man, hinted at probable civilizations, and mentioned alternate systems of actuality.² Yet these do not exist completely apart from the world that you know, or entirely cut off from the psyche. [...]

[...] All of this applies quite apart from any other dehumanizing effects, such as overcrowded conditions, the denial of human privacy, and often the negation of dignity.

[...] A room with a fireplace, so it would seem that this is not Dr. Instream’s apartment. [...]

Now when I first spoke of the inverted time system, I spoke of it as if it were apart from your own time system, to enable you to see it with some objectivity. [...]

[...] By 8:50 PM, Willy was once again prowling through the apartment, both alert and stealthy at the same time. [...]

Incidentally, as you may have noticed, your expectations instead have changed as far as your apartment is concerned. [...]

[...] He holds himself clearly apart from the reality he explores. [...]

[...] The species is obviously a part of nature and not apart from it.

[...] (Long pause.) There were certain deep questions about life, certain pressing problems about man’s condition, with which you felt you had little experience, since your primary goals had been to examine life, to stand apart from it to study it, And therefore you both felt that you had few of the same concerns as those that led other people (quietly intent). [...]

(On October 21, last Wednesday during the session, a remark I made led Jane to recall that on the night before she had had a dream involving a washing machine that leaked and flooded; she told me that she was not sure whether it was the automatic washer in the cellar of the apartment house or not. [...]

[...] To some extent you will view some aspects of reality apart from the usual physical structures that you impose upon it as a whole. [...]

(The second session was held at our apartment Friday evening, December 30, with Jane and me, Wesley Swan, Bill Macdonnel, Pat Norelli and Claire Crittenden present. [...]

(Last Saturday night, Jane and I presided over a “class” reminiscent of the weekly ESP classes we used to hold in our downtown apartments before we moved to the hill house, just outside Elmira, in 1975. [...]

[...] I am not afraid that we shall be kicked out of our apartment. [...]

You need time to do your own work, but it is also true that the intuitions and emotions that spark your own work are not dependent on time, and exist quite apart from it.

[...] But I could indeed blow apart the rooftops, in theory, if I so chose.

[...] I not only felt that everyone in the apartment house could hear the voice, but that it was audible on the street. [...]

[...] Nor can I blame you for growing tired, when after asking you to imagine this strange structure, I then insist that you tear it apart, for it is no more to be actually seen or touched than is the buzzing of a million invisible bees.”