“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Footnotes will be found “in place” only when they’re used to call attention to a specific appendix in the same book. [...]

[...] When you create physical matter you are not aware of doing so, but you affect energy directly in such an execution, your own attention being focused primarily in the physical system.

It turns beams of attention off and on. [...]

[...] It caught your attention. [...]

The demand for greater, and if you will permit a personal opinion, sometimes needless attention to detail, he also construes as a hampering or further restriction, added upon the personal supervision that he is now under.

[...] I read the article and called it to Jane’s attention. [...]

[...] I was standing before the open window, looking out at the pear tree, but it was the air itself that captured my attention. [...]

[...] In this state the attention is focused inward rather than outward, and it is the inner senses more than the outer that are being exercised. [...]

[...] Jane said the sentences making up this message were so long and involved that she made no effort to pay any attention to them while voicing them. [...]

[...] Again, like children playing with blocks, your focus of attention is upon physical blocks.

[...] So does the entity obtain insights and satisfactions from its existing personalities, although no one of them takes up all of its attention.

[...] Now in this new moment, this new present, I am already beginning to feel better.’ Then immediately turn your attention away from the physical condition. [...]

[...] To involve oneself in large groups, for example, is often beneficial not simply to take attention away from the self for a change, but because of the larger range of electromagnetic ranges readily available.

[...] You have already noticed a similarity in the two houses thus far that have attracted your attention.

[...] And there is also an affair which will come up shortly, that will take your attention and time.

[...] It is a phenomenon in which he gives consent, and he could, at any time and in a split second, return his conscious attention upon his physical environment.

[...] But here I want to call attention mainly to the excerpt in Chapter 20 that Jane presented from the 458th session for January 20, 1969. [...]

I am alive again,
remembering a thousand seasons,
arranging and rearranging
Aprils and Septembers
in my mind’s transparent vase
and placing it on the shelf
of my attention—
a miniature still life.

[...] And really, I thought, it could have hardly been an accident on consciousness’s part that as the events at tiny Jonestown receded from world attention, the revolution in Iran began to dramatically increase. [...]

[...] I don’t want to overstate the issue, but neither does Jane pay that much attention to a book once it has been published. [...]

[...] Her art contained our origins, I felt, by strongly calling attention to her obviously creative and intuitive knowledge. [...]

Actually, Laurel and I drive past 458 often, without paying much attention to it on our way from Sayre to the hill house. [...]