“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane also said the sky symbol, to her, is quite definitely the circles used in the Ballantine trademark, the three-ring sign. She relates these circles to symbols for the sun, moon, the planets, etc.

May I welcome Marleno to our circle.

[...] (Pause.) A circle with segments cut into it like a pie may also be used by you to signify time segments. You will have to work out your own interpretation here, for the whole circle will represent various amounts of time, according to what you require. [...]

If you want to discover in what month something will come about for example, you may visualize the circle cut into 12 segments, or have this idea in your mind. [...]

The compulsive behavior gave him a safe circle in which to operate, but it was a small circle. [...]

[...] Now he may if he prefers, and this is not original with me, imagine a circle of psychic safety about him, through which only constructive suggestions and influences can pass.

[...] The idol used to be placed in the center of a circle, and carefully watched. [...]

[...] And when you died, they ate your flesh and burned your bones and buried them in a circle around the image. [...]

(Jane made it a point to mention that in regard to the switch in polarities of the units: “This isn’t only with the north and south switching, but opposites anywhere on the rim of the circle [that was used as an analogy], with east and west reversed, for instance.”)

[...] After we talked a bit, I deduced that Seth/Jane had been trying for the word “Stonehenge,” meaning the ancient Druidic stone monoliths arranged in a circle in England, etc. [...]

At one time, then, you were more open in a fashion to the kinds of consciousness that you admitted into your circle of reality. [...]

[...] These few statements, however, will help him, and help him enlarge on an inner circle of acquaintanceship with friendly colleagues that belong in those other categories, but indeed are friendly colleagues as well.

[...] / I’ve prowled around it / for too long /
in circles; sniffing; / and I never did / say thanks.

[...] Only half of the circle is known. The entire circle consists of those projections outward that form events, as well as the mechanisms by which the events are then physically perceived.

[...] In a fashion it makes no difference how many other children have drawn circles or triangles with great curious glee, quite astonished at their own power to do so. They may have seen circles or triangles countless times, but the first drawn circle is always original to the drawer, and always brings a sense of power. [...]

(Jane made it a point to mention that in regard to the switch in polarities of the ELM units: “This isn’t only with north and south switching, but opposites anywhere on the rim of the circle I used as illustration—such as east and west reversed, etc.”

(After we had talked a bit I deduced that Seth/Jane had been trying for the word Stonehenge—meaning the ancient Druidic stone monoliths, arranged in a circle in England, etc. [...]

[...] She has light brown hair, rather dark circles under her eyes and is somewhat younger than I. I say that you can’t just decide consciously to give up writing poetry, you’d write it anyhow, though you could subconsciously make such a decision and never know about it at all. [...]

[...] Right arm in circle. [...] Right arm in circles again. [...]

[...] A vicious circle is therefore formed. [...]

Something to do with a circle, and white and leaves. [...]

(“Something to do with a circle” is interesting, in that our motel at York Beach, where this photo was taken, is situated on a circular driveway in back of the beach hotel that fronts on the ocean. [...]

[...] White, with one black circle on it, or on the portion facing upward.

[...] The square much smaller than the circle.

[...] The square much smaller than the circle.” [...]

[...] We don’t know of anyone in our personal circle who has recently died, for instance, or who is close to death as far as we can tell.)

[...] Pretend with me that you are presently sitting in a room in a town called Elmira, in a state called New York, that you are seated in a circle and that you are listening to me speak, and pretend with me that at the same time you are in a circle about me in another space and another time. Pretend with me that, in your terms, we were in another circle and in another star in a past inconceivably distant so that your physical brain cannot imagine it and that together, being nonphysical, we had a great dream. [...]

[...] It is a big universe, and we do not travel in the same circles. [...]

Our circle of activity is not the same.

[...] These are people we have come into more or less regular contact with in our own small circle in the hospital. [...]

[...] Why you will follow our Lady of Florence when she gets up and says we are going to make a circle, or why you would be kissed by our friend here, the cousin of Richelieu. [...]

Now we will continue with our circle. [...]

[...] At the end of the experience all involved formed a circle and joined Sumari in a chant. [...]

[...] A vicious circle then is formed. [...]