“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Usually, you direct it only into three-dimensional existence, but I hope that you are learning to direct it in many other areas. [...]

(To Ned.) And you find rest beneath trees that are not physical, and you travel quite safely in areas that are not physically perceived. [...]

[...] At this point it is reflected in all the areas of your life and I thought you should be aware of it. [...]

Now you may take your break, for we are going to return along these areas.

[...] He wanted to know why, just what you said, we all gravitate in that particular area; why we just heard one voice over another, or did we or should we and so on; just exactly what you said ...I told you before class started.”

[...] And we will indeed, with your permission and consent, lead you into other areas where you need not rely only upon the communication that you now take for granted, and we must begin by building bridges and so we shall. [...]

Some were, but at much later dates, and portions exist underground and in caves — in Australia, parts of Africa, and in one area of the Pyrenees.

[...] However, such techniques will not work in mass terms, or allow you, say, to prolong effective, productive life unless you change your beliefs in other areas also, and learn the inner dynamics of the psyche.

[...] There are loose ends dangling in many areas. [...]

“There are many areas of knowledge in which any given individual is uninterested. [...]

[...] An earlier test was extremely illuminating from a different standpoint, convincing us that the original extrasensory perception is general, like an overall view of a large area. [...]

[...] He went on to give Lydia a rather detailed description of a past life around the area of Bangor, Maine, in 1832, when she was a male. [...]

[...] His present parents were his brothers in the American Revolutionary period in the same geographical area as now. [...]

I could write many windy pages about the mysteries of life, I suppose, and how each of us does the best we can, although often we may not understand what we’re doing; but what I really want to do is simply note that in her case, fortunately, and even if she may think she’s failed in certain major areas of life, Jane has achieved some remarkable insights into her own situation (as I have into mine, being her marriage partner). [...]

The winter turned into one that seemed to be the longest and coldest in years, although while heavy storms raged all around us, our immediate area of New York State received surprisingly little snow (a fact we were very grateful for!). [...]

[...] The short story referred to above was reported on a TV program about Three Mile Island: Jane and I caught a glimpse of, I believe, a local newspaper or magazine in the Harrisburg area that had printed a short story about a nuclear accident at that plant, on the same day that the troubles began at Three Mile Island. [...]

[...] Despair and self-destructive tendencies can so alter the chemical composition that a malignant tumor could develop, again in the abdominal area.

[...] Area behind eyelids became whitish, seemed to expand. [...]

[...] I wanted to hear from Seth something about why her body was taking so long to respond in those areas.

[...] You must remember that in this case we were not thinking of a hypothetical question but of one individual and one individual incident, and there lies the difference for we cannot really generalize in that area. [...]

[...] You go quite literally into areas into which many cannot follow. [...]

We should have you shipped to another area. [...]

[...] These are the main areas at this point. [...]