“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Now some systems of reality are “bounded” with centers of faster-than-light particles. These begin to slow down at a rhythmic rate toward the peripheries, in your terms over great distances, until actually the outside slower particles to some extent imprison the center masses even though they move much more quickly, but within a confined area.

[...] The slow thing, represented by those drawn-out sounds, is in the center of the atom. [...] So the center of this thing — whatever it is — is massive in terms of mass.⁸ I don’t know whether this means it’s heavy or not, but it’s tremendous in terms of mass — though it may be very small in size.

[...] The slower center portions of the dead holes themselves move backward into beginnings becoming heavier and heavier.”

(11:00.) “In a way of speaking you could say these centers fall through space, but they really fall through the space of themselves. [...]

12. A note added over a year later: For some time I’ve intuitively felt connections between Jane’s material in this paragraph and ideas we first read about some six months after this 612th session was held in September 1972: that for various reasons (having to do with gravitational waves, mass, et cetera) many galaxies, including our own, could have been formed out of matter accumulating around black holes at their centers.

(Long pause at 9:10.) In a large manner, however, Marie’s daughter was always—somewhat, now—on the periphery of Marie’s life, and not at its center. To whatever degree anyone ever was at its center, Del was, even though they had not seen each other for years. [...]

[...] When you feel within yourself this source, then try to sense this power flow outward through your entire physical being, through the fingertips and toes, through the pores of your body, all directions, with yourself as center. Imagine the rays undiminished, reaching then through the foliage and clouds above, through the center of the earth below, extending even to the farthest reaches of the universe.

[...] All the qualities that make up the ego are objectified to that degree, but they are collected about the ego with the ego as center. [...]

The ego itself attempts as its function to be the director and center of other functions. [...]

[...] I can see a center section of the book right now, with your illustrations. [...]

These beliefs are centered around artists, writers, poets, musicians, actors and actresses, or others who seem unusually gifted in the arts or in various other methods of self-expression. [...]

[...] Instead you remove the impetus for improvement by minimizing the symptoms, which, ideally now, would activate psychological, spiritual, mental, and physical centers, bringing about necessary adjustments.

[...] Mighty is the quadrant that cuts through the center of the source. [...]

[...] Then the center is the vortex,” and Jane made a pointing gesture into the middle of the image she had been drawing in the air, eyes closed.)

16. As Jane wrote in Chapter 16 of Adventures: “In one way, each person is at the center of the universe and at the center of the psyche.”

Give us a moment … Your dream experience represents a pivotal reality, like the center of a wheel. [...]

[...] Within that context, of course, each counterpart personality thinks of itself as being the sun, or the center of things….”¹⁶ Yawning, Jane agreed.

[...] A missionary fervor, a congregation or student body of approximately 200, but in name only—the center, however, of about 26 participants. [...]

[...] Then science threw out the entire thesis: Man wasn’t at the center of the universe anymore. The universe wasn’t created by God, and man and nature alike had no meaning, so that thematically man went from being the center of the universe, a special creature, created by God, to a meaningless conglomeration of atoms and molecules, and a meaningless universe, and that philosophical drop was shattering to man. [...]

[...] Darker in the center, or at least outside of the white portions. [...] Thus the leaves are darker in the center of the painting, outside of the white portions.

[...] Darker in the center, or at least outside of the white portions. [...]

Centered (with gestures):

[...] (Pause.) From the standpoint of Ruburt’s official mental focus, and from the standpoint of the neurologically accepted present, that past environment had to remain off-center, or blurred. [...]

[...] He also produces lines like, “As you sit reading this book in your present moment of time, you are positioned in the center of a cosmic web of probabilities that is affected by your slightest mental or emotional act.”

[...] Your world view must include your beliefs about the body and the mind, about religion, history, and philosophy—and you stand as an entity, a psychological entity, in the center of this inner world.

[...] You are not at the center, nor at the rim.

[...] After meeting Florence in the center of the room, Sue wrote a short verse about their encounter and read it to class.)

[...] Instantly I knew that it was, and that the center door led to their room. [...]

[...] My description of the motel was correct, including the center door that led to their room. [...]

(One must exert the downward pressure in a manner directed away from the body while experimenting, in order to maintain the balance and center of gravity, and at least when experimenting this necessity to push down and away from oneself is quite noticeable. [...]

(Naturally the table was the center of attention, and within a few minutes of Jane and me and a few others sitting at it, it began to perform. [...]

[...] The two of you instead now should concentrate your efforts upon forming a generalized, comfortable center, and maintaining that. [...]

[...] Understanding the issues will automatically help you form this center. [...]