“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The best I can do is to point out areas that have been relatively invisible, to help you explore, actually, different facets of your own consciousness … I am well aware that the book raises many more questions than it presents answers for, and this has been my intent….”

[...] It’s obvious, we think, that a book could be written comparing the Seth material with other systems of thought, whether religious or not, but Jane and I, being individualists, have chosen not to concentrate upon those areas. [...]

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

[...] Our 16-year-old cat, Willy, died early in November, and two days later we obtained a kitten, Willy Two (or Billy, as we soon came to call him), from an area humane society. [...]

[...] On Jane’s part this would instead be an extension of her personality into areas far beyond the personality’s own capabilities at her time and in her space.

[...] Cushioned with these beliefs the child can be safe and satisfy its own curiosity, develop its abilities, and throw its full energy in clearly stated areas of activity.

[...] They may seek out areas of the country in which natural disasters are frequent, or their behavior may be such that they attract from other people reactions of an explosive kind. [...]

[...] So do the Gallaghers, in the same general area. [...]

[...] There are also other areas or levels that are part of his whole personality. [...]

[...] Here you see the self truly spills over, not only into what you would call notself, but into areas with which the conscious self is barely familiar. [...]

[...] In the first place, as you know, your life is at once, though you experience, practically, a life-to-death sequence — Ruburt’s living area in Adventures.⁷ Every probable event that could happen to you, happens. [...]

[...] The voice was coming from the area of the room next door or just beyond, but also from above; like out of the sky or something. [...]

[...] If you could understand, it would help in many areas you do not as yet suspect.

[...] It is instead a fanatical Puritan vein, peculiarly American in character, and restrictive rather than expansive, for the bursts of emotion are highly structured — that is, the emotions are limited in most areas of life, permitted only an explosive religious expression under certain conditions, when they are not so much spontaneously expressed as suddenly released from the dam of usual repression.

[...] And were dreams so connected to the physical self, then whole areas of the personality would dissolve with physical extinction.

[...] Instead the Mediterranean area in the 1500’s, and it is from this period that his present speech impediment indeed originated.

The Psycho-Cybernetics that I have mentioned, when he does them properly, make him smile, reducing tension in the facial and neck areas. [...]

[...] Yet it is no accident that greater discoveries are often made by “amateurs” — those who are relatively free from official dogmas, released from the pressure to get ahead in a given field — those whose creativity flows freely and naturally in those areas of their natural interest.

[...] To develop as an athlete, for example, great training is required that automatically focuses energy and activity, and hence usually precludes deep concentration to the same degree in a different area. [...]

The dance of the atoms and molecules is continuous in your area. [...]

[...] I spent several years freelancing as a commercial artist in the Sayre, Pennsylvania area while living with my parents, Robert Sr. and Estelle (my father called her Stell). [...]

[...] I visited Walt and Jane at their apartment in Saratoga Springs and told them I’d be leaving the area. [...]

[...] The Elmira area was hit by more than a foot of snow. [...]

[...] As we milled about the side porch and garage area and began talking about 1730, Jim politely asked if he and the other three guests could see the inside of it. [...]

In terms of time — evolution as you think of it — emerging consciousness had come to the point where it delighted so in distinctions and differences, that even in small geographical areas multitudinous groups, cults and nationalities were assembled, each proudly asserting its own individuality and worth over the others. [...]