“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(9:45.) The behaviors of such units, as you can now see, form the particular camouflage within any given system, while the peripheral activities effectively set up inner identities and outer boundaries. [...]

[...] Your sense of identity, freedom, power, and love would be immeasurably enhanced if you could understand that what you are does not end at the boundaries of your skin, but continues outward through the physical environment that seems to be impersonal, or not-self.

[...] They act as boundaries, even while they represent the basic stuff of which all camouflage is composed. [...]

[...] The systems [of reality] are more like the various segments of a tangerine, with the uncamouflaged boundary areas like the white membrane between the tangerine sections.

[...] That field of exploration is so vast, however, that it needs boundaries and determinations also. [...]

[...] On the other hand there are no boundaries to that identity, so that each self is not like a definite unit, always the same. [...]

[...] There are no boundaries to the self, and no barriers put upon its development. [...]

[...] At the same time I understand your need for some kind of precise terminology, even while I know that in certain terms the more “precise” I become for your benefit, the more we may miss of greater issues that escape such boundaries. [...]

If you believe firmly that your consciousness is locked up somewhere inside your skull and is powerless to escape it, if you feel that your consciousness ends at the boundary of your body, then you sell yourself short, and you will think that I am a delusion. [...]

Once more, even the word time is misleading, but within the boundaries of your clock reality every individual feels at times—but you see that the use of the word itself binds us—but every individual feels now and then the primary sense of existence that is not arbitrarily divided into moments and hours; and he therefore escapes from a secondary condition into the realization of a primary reality behind it.

[...] There are, unfortunately for neat definitions, no definite, absolute, complete boundaries. [...]

[...] It is said that in “the struggle to survive” man was literally driven to expand his physical boundaries.

[...] The inner self therefore does not overstep the boundaries of the ego, go against the ego’s wishes, or try to force (underline) the ego. [...]

[...] The frameworks and boundaries, the extents and limitations of identities, are not physical.

There is no particular boundary to the circle. [...]

[...] In those terms, the world came into being and the species appeared in a completely different framework of activity than is imagined, and one that cannot be scientifically established — particularly within those boundaries with which science has protected itself.

[...] Where your perceptions fail, boundaries seem to appear. [...]

[...] They made a boundary in the air,” she said, making angular gestures, “a cohesiveness, for this imaginary structure. [...]

[...] My books have gone beyond those boundaries, however. [...]

[...] As you began to bring your own physical reality into harder, clearer focus, you stopped with your own view of human consciousness, shutting off completely and rather arbitrarily those other elements in order to more clearly frame and define the boundaries of physical order. [...]

[...] Freud merely touched the outer boundaries. [...]