“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Hitler appeared therefore as a far more vicious character against your current world, than he would have had those other times contained him.

[...] But the spontaneous emotional character warms up, brightens, and refreshes what can be a morose inner self at times. [...]

[...] The Speakers are gifted according to their own characters, some having far more abilities than others, but all playing roles in the communication of inner data. [...]

[...] Often though, some strong suggestions of a very negative character are given, so that all foods except certain accepted ones are seen as bad for the body, and the cause of diseases. [...]

[...] Her voice did not change character through the session to speak of, nor did either of us display any hand phenomena.)

[...] The character in the play is seemingly alive (creatively) for the play’s duration, perception being limited to that framework, yet to play that role the actor draws upon the experience of his own life. [...]

[...] (Jean Baptiste de Monet de Lamarck [1744–1829] was a French naturalist who advocated that certain modifications of an organism’s structure and function could develop in response to environmental factors, and that these “acquired characters” could be inherited. [...]

[...] At that time in your development you were afraid of emotions in art to such a degree that you chose in comics to deal with stereotypes rather than individual characters, to follow rigid patterns.

He was a far more gentle man, and yet in his own way as fanatical as any of the other main characters of that day. [...]

For a compulsion is here that becomes an attribute, and this compulsion gives its opposite face a human character. [...]

[...] Involved was a male character in a well-known TV program. [...]

The main issue, however, in that particular era, was a shared belief system, a system that consisted of, among other things, implied images that were neither here nor there—neither entirely earthly nor entirely divine—a mythology of God, angels, demons, an entire host of Biblical characters that were images in man’s imagination, images to be physically portrayed. [...]

4. I am helpless because my personality and character were formed in infancy, and I am at the mercy of my past.

Many novelists, say, of some considerable ability in writing, flesh out those same stories with characters only a bit more mature, and are considered quite serious artists. [...]

[...] The Jesuit sent the information he picked up from this woman telepathically, about the character and nature of Dr. Rhine and his foundation.

[...] Jane likened it to perhaps the trembling of an old man’s chin, and this is in character with the old man’s voice we heard. [...]

[...] Because you realize that you are reading such a book and acting out the part of the main character, and plunged into a three-dimensional existence, this does not mean that you can afford to throw the book away nor that you should refuse to read it.

[...] Also, then, you were one who took care of a church calendar where each given saint had his day and for you, at that time, each day then took on the character of its saint for you believed in this implicitly. [...]

In each case the individual is the judge, not only of each succeeding life, its time, environment, and historical date, but also of its overall character and methods of accomplishment. [...]

[...] Characters in your “favorite program” at home may appear in far different guises when you are between stations, and elements of other programs that you have ignored at home may suddenly become apparent to you.