“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And I do believe that we are in contact with a source quite beyond our normal comprehension.

[...] This has nothing to do with so-called psychic phenomena, but the natural growth and development of a personality whenever it tries to go beyond its space and time context, and takes on challenges of such a nature.

(Nor did I understand what was happening, beyond the obvious fact that she was coming to hate the job. [...]

[...] I hadn’t even answered Larry Dowler’s long letter of acceptance beyond sending him a short note of thanks for all his work. [...]

[...] We moved beyond Frank Watts’s “Timidity has roots of rage.” [...]

[...] How interesting to see that each one of us was indeed creating our personal reality within the overall reality of the universe that all of us were also creating, uniting all—everything—in complicated fashions far beyond our ordinarily accepted understanding. [...]

[...] Beyond an occasional foray, however, I no longer have an abiding interest in simple literal portraits or still-life or landscape images per se. [...]

[...] The instinct for survival is served quite well, because the inner self knows that it lives beyond death. [...]

I think the main idea we’re trying to bring to consciousness as a species is that we’ve chosen to move beyond the limits of the ordinary, safe world we’ve always created. [...]

[...] For example: You may be in a predicament that seems beyond solving. [...]

[...] Yet those entities are quite immune to our notions of evolution, and they explore time contexts in ways far beyond our current human comprehension. [...]

[...] Surely very limited ones in linear terms, fated to never get beyond those incessant questions about what came before the beginning. [...]

[...] For obvious reasons I’ve deleted most of Seth’s instructions for punctuating his material, beyond leaving a few examples in place at the start of his Preface, or in an occasional session. [...]

[...] I have no real way of measuring the magnitude of what I was hearing, beyond stating that it enveloped me completely. [...]