“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A visual connection, with square or rectangular objects in the center of a larger area, with modern connotations as a design might have. [...]

(Seth continues in answer to the first question: “A visual connection, with square or rectangular objects in the center of a larger area”, refers to the rectangular bricks marching up across the center of the object. [...]

[...] I think all of this could be counterpart action, all right, personified by two selves living in the same narrow time period, in close proximity in the same geographical area of the Middle East.⁸

11. It’s of interest here to note that although he referred to my three Roman-officer perceptions of last October in the 721st session (which itself was held a month after I’d experienced them), Seth didn’t mention that I had a second Roman-soldier counterpart living in the same time and area of the world in the first century A.D. I didn’t ask about any such possibility, either. [...]

These cycles merge at several points, so that you do have major changes in all areas in any span of two thousand years. [...]

[...] We will go into this matter more clearly at our next session, as it will lead us further into some new areas.

[...] She’d also noticed new sensation on the top of her right foot, an area she’d been quite unaware of for a long time.

Now I have told you time and time again, my friends, that you construct your physical universe and your private environment in line with your inner expectations, for they mirror perfectly the deepest areas of your own inner reality.

[...] So if the area becomes too sensitive we let dictation go for a while. [...]

[...] It was precisely in the area of artistic expression, of course, that the inspirations might quickest leap through the applied dogmatic framework. [...]

The first object must be seen as completely destroyed, and the area cleared before the new object is imagined in its place. [...]

[...] This has to do with different areas of the brain being utilized.

A young adult gifted in a particular area may hold a belief that this ability makes him or her superior to all others. [...]

(A note of interest: The area immediately surrounding Elmira had some considerable flooding today, although the city itself wasn’t affected to any great degree. [...]

The nearest field of reality outside of the immediately physical one is the area of dreams. [...]

[...] It was the most vital area of his life, so quite on his own he decided that he would forgo motherhood and a conventional family life.

Quite simply, the self travels to areas of reality that are far divorced from the physical areas of mobility. [...]

(Last Thursday night our guest was John Beahrs, a psychiatrist from the Seattle, Washington area. [...]

[...] In some areas you still cling to old beliefs, but there is no end to what you can do, still, with growing comprehension. [...]

[...] Your state of mind and the receptivity will be communicated to him and serve as a beckoning area that he will recognize. [...]

It may seem that (underlined) impulsive actions run rampant in society, in cultish behavior, for example, or in the behavior of criminals, or on the part of youth, but such activities show instead the power of impulses denied their natural expression, intensified and focused on the one hand into highly ritualized patterns of behavior, and in other areas denied expression.

This is the same person who on the other hand used to put up barriers of bookcases at one end of the living room to protect himself from any neighbors or miscellaneous callers; who objected when Mr. Gottlieb dared to cross into his private working area and glance at a paper. [...]