“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I thought I had a few ideas to jot down, now I’ve nearly forgotten what they were. Something about my personal purposes—what I’m trying to do.... reconcile a seemingly impersonal cosmos with man’s intimate nature? Trying to find where man and cosmos merge? Trying to find man’s personal path as a species in the cosmos, rather than just as a species on the earth; this presupposes that I find my own personal path within that cosmos; and where I’ve been bold in certain respects—with Rob’s help it also seems to me that I’ve been supercautious; in perhaps too many instances. This MAY result in spurts of fairly great rhythm of such things. I’d say that I could use my abilities far more fully even in those areas already being explored—Seth, the library, Sumari, etc., even if I wanted to leave other areas alone (seances, etc.). A greater boldness might also be therapeutic—and I certainly know I can count on Rob. His suggestion I try to go into the library—(yesterday) probably was responsible for the Seth-in-library thing tonight. This was I think the first time I’ve seen Seth’s image that clearly; though once in a session I think I did.

[...] He had to find the courage to encounter those old beliefs boldly, and he is finally doing so. [...]

Starting over — changing one’s beliefs, is a bold endeavor. [...]

[...] Also wanted her boldness.

[...] They want to feel that they can have some part in what they certainly believe is a great, bold venture. [...]

[...] The portrait was life-size, from the knees up, very dramatic and bold in concept and detail, and very effective pictorially. [...]

Only a bold personality, and a courageous one, would attempt this. [...]

[...] I may make bold to remark that I am more stable than you or Ruburt, or your fine doctor.

I was going to suggest if I may be so bold another innovation, but you have already adopted or returned to it. [...]

[...] It is endowed with a sense of boldness, daring, a sense of natural power. [...]

[...] A bold venture, and one that fits in quite will with your intents jointly to understand and preserve fleeting reality, and one that conflicts with your attempts to do this in the context of one physical time that passes.

(Pause.) The American experiment with democracy is heroic, bold, and innovative. [...]

The true [mental] physicist² will be a bold explorer — not picking at the universe with small tools, but allowing his consciousness to flow into the many open doors that can be found with no instrument, but with the mind.

[...] Even I am not so bold as that. [...]

[...] You must be bold in following the inner vision, free enough to follow it. [...]

[...] We tend to look boldly and courageously into the problems of our society—but lo and behold, what happens to our courage when we think of looking into ourselves. [...]

[...] I may make bold to remark that I am more stable than you or Ruburt or the fine psychologist.

[...] Even I am not so bold as that. [...]

[...] The card bears the expiration date, and Jane got at the idea of this by gesturing boldly with her arm, finishing up the several lines of data with “as something canceled.” [...]

[...] He had to find the courage to encounter those old beliefs boldly, and he is finally doing so. [...]

Now: Dictation (slowly and softly). The unknown reality: It cannot be expressed in the cozy terms of known knowledge, and so you must stretch your own imagination, rouse yourself from mental lethargy, and be bold enough to discard old dogmatic comfort blankets.