“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Still, it’s worth noting that being in the presence of a relative stranger who may also be one’s counterpart does make some sort of interior difference in response or attention. [...]

[...] The only difference is that your conscious energies are focused upon only one rather minute aspect of creation, and all other larger fields of activity are closed off by the outer senses, simply so that the bulk of your attention be momentarily fixed upon one small area.

I will here suggest your break, since I do not want to stretch the area of your attention.

[...] The pressure manifested, of course, held our intense attention, since this is so diametrically opposed to our usual unthinking acceptance of the gravitational force. [...]

(Naturally the table was the center of attention, and within a few minutes of Jane and me and a few others sitting at it, it began to perform. [...]

(To me:) You are in my attention also, of course, and these late sessions should also help you tone up your own body, and revive feelings of exuberance and understanding.

[...] Only your focus of attention differs. [...]

[...] Ruburt therefore put himself in a position—as he knows, now—where he focused most of his spontaneity and attention on his work to insure its fulfillment, while cutting out all other distractions and possibilities of misuse or license.

(A noise catches my attention. [...]

[...] As Jane continued her delivery I noticed that Bill was staring quite consistently into the open bath doorway; yet I did not pay great attention to this, taking it somewhat for granted that Seth would use Bill/Mark only as a talking point relating to whatever subject he discussed.)

Incidentally, I would like particular attention for the session, as the material will be of particular value.

(As soon as break arrived, Bill announced that he had seen an image in the doorway of the bath; it was this that had drawn his attention as Jane dictated. [...]

His span of attention in one respect is short. [...]

[...] Jane had read it, however, yet missed the article I called to her attention. [...]

[...] Not enough attention has been given by Ruburt to his feelings in his daily records. [...]

[...] Other facets of our physical and nonphysical lives could help us tremendously if more conscious attention was given to them, regardless of “when” they happened.

(10:20.) He overspecialized his ideas of creativity, for everything that comes to his attention is grist for the mill. [...]

[...] When he had his last series of excellent improvements, he paid attention to the sessions I gave him on his ideas of work. [...]

As “Unknown” Reality progresses into Volume 2, it’s natural that I use notes more and more often to call attention to earlier sessions. [...]

However, the work we do deals with concepts that consciously we’d paid little attention to in earlier life. [...]

[...] My attention is not blunted. [...]

[...] When Seth turns his attention to people, addressing them or answering questions, then I sense an almost multidimensional appreciation of their worth and individuality. [...]

[...] Turn your attention to something else entirely, and mentally say, “To hell with it all for now.” [...]

The symptoms were obviously a result of inner attitudes, and also besides that a physical way of asking for physical action, attention, and emotional action and attention. [...]

There will be an uneven display, a gyration you see back and forth as you turn your attention to his poetry, and then to his books. [...]

[...] In this little session she spoke with Seth “just below the surface” in a crowded room, without attracting attention, and delivered for Raymond Van Over some excellent data which he verified on the spot. [...]

(Long pause.) Large numbers of the population do indeed live unsatisfactory lives, with many individuals seeking goals that are nearly unattainable because of the conglomeration of conflicting beliefs that all vie for their attention. [...]

(One circumstance that kept her in this state came to my attention when Jane casually mentioned, as she sat in her rocker: “Seth’s still here—he’s over to my right now,” and she reached out to her side with her arm. [...]

[...] Now I am speaking now of any given particular issue, not for example, of an entire mental life style, but beneath the humility a stubbornness; an attention to detail; a freedom of thought on the one hand, but an attention to detail having to do also, with this life when you took care of a sacristy and attended to altar veils and the placement of candles, missals and statues in specific and given places. [...]

[...] Many of you do not pay attention to your own experience, subjectively speaking, so you drift in and out of clear focus in this reality, barely realizing it. [...]

[...] To attend is to pay attention and take care of. [...]