“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

We will maintain some sort of sensible consecutive nature here in the material, though the separation is of course arbitrary. [...]

I have often mentioned that the divisions in our subject matter are often arbitrary, and for practical purposes of discussion only. [...]

[...] The near and too-far boundaries were uncompromising and arbitrary. [...]

[...] This mental enclosure is arbitrary, necessary again, a device used by the self. [...]

It is true the division is arbitrary. [...]

[...] Using again the arbitrary divisions, brain for the physical construction, and mind as the intangible, then to set the record straight brain would not sense the inner planes, while mind would deal with them.

[...] Such separations and designations are merely arbitrary in your field. [...]

[...] There are far more counterpart groupings than there are races, but then your definition of races is arbitrary. [...]

[...] Certain arbitrary dates can be selected, any dates, for necessary letters to editors; and these letters should be written as automatically as possible.

[...] Obviously, then, your consciousness is equipped to function in the known and unknown realities, and the divisions that you have set up are quite arbitrary.

[...] For practical considerations, and to reduce the amount of data that need concern the self, rather arbitrary divisions are set up, where the self at one point is said to exist and at another is considered nonself.

[...] There is nothing arbitrary about their boundaries. [...]

Not only are you blind beyond a certain arbitrary point, so that the straight line seems cut off and the action completed, but you are blind to all the other directions, you see, that our ball could and does take.

[...] Obviously this is an arbitrary designation for utility’s sake. [...]

I will go further and shock you thoroughly, by mentioning that your regular seeds that do not develop, do not fail as a rule because of a lack of the necessary environmental ingredients, but simply because, for various reasons during a particular arbitrary point, they do not choose to so develop.

[...] Subconsciously like many others you believe that once energy is spent it is gone, and also that you have only some arbitrary amount of energy to be used, after which you will become bankrupt. [...]

[...] The number seemed too small, too arbitrary. [...]

[...] Again, you see, the divisions are arbitrary on your part. [...]

[...] Keep in mind that all names are arbitrary, and we use them merely for your convenience. [...]

[...] You call matter living or dead according to quite arbitrary designations. [...]