“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

It is this ability which is ever a strong force on your plane, having to do with the building up of particular elements, atoms, neurons and so forth, into camouflage patterns. [...]

And the Empire State Building

[...] Building upon those limited assumptions, the individual in question tells us how ironic it is that the “new” portions of the human brain, those that have evolved within the last two million years, are responsible for the moral and technological problems our species now faces. [...]

14. Deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, is often referred to as the “master molecule,” or the “basic building block” of life. [...]

“… Needless to say, I wanted you to know that there is much more than even this, complexities that are truly astounding, intelligences that operate in what I suppose you would call a gestalt fashion, building blocks of vitalities of truly unbelievable maturity, awareness, and comprehension. [...]

[...] It raised Ruburt’s hidden hopes of a larger apartment and then dashed them, building up his resentment. [...]

[...] Atoms and molecules build blocks of matter, in your terms, even while the atoms and molecules remain separate. [...]

(Jane also remembers seeing some bare lilac bushes in a neighbor’s yard, across the street and next to a grade school building’s fence. [...]

[...] Many groups, you see, deal exclusively with the camouflage reality between systems, with building it up, with its maintenance.

(Pause at 10:01.) Like many, however, he was brought up to believe that the intellect’s function was mainly to dissect, criticize, and analyze, rather than for instance to creatively unite and build, colon: and analysis was thought of as separating the elements of a concept rather than restricting original concepts. [...]

You use probabilities like blocks to build events. [...]

[...] There is a large tree to the left of the porch, and a weedy driveway leads back to a large white barnish-looking building with double top-hinged doors. [...]

[...] They react to the chemical properties and build up to the [perception of] the image from these.

[...] Your idea of progress is building larger blocks. [...]

[...] A mutual friend sent us photographs of the big old red-brick building, three stories high, shuttered and dark and deserted among the trees and in the snow.

[...] She went to Andy Colucci, a dentist (and friend) who had his office around the corner from where we lived on West Water Street for routine cleaning (she had perfect teeth); and on rare occasions one or both of us visited Sam Levine, a doctor who had his office on the ground floor of his building next-door to 458. [...]

[...] Past that, we were in the narrow hall that led to a similar door guarding a stairwell at the back of the building. [...]

But you have on a subconscious level all the knowledge and experience of your previous selves upon which to build. [...]

“You needed this background, for I want to build up the atmosphere in which this magical approach can be comprehended.”

[...] I took the time to build a lower, very solid table whose top rides just above her knees as she sits in her office chair; she can operate her typewriter much more easily at that lower level. [...]