“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Fourteen steps and a circular clock, very large, above a stairway, with spokes out from it in gold, of wood, of nautical design. [...]

[...] This on Thursday, May 1. F. Halliday could not believe the parking lot idea, saying she had been told a “circular driveway” was all that had been planned, curving around the doctor’s house next door, and not disturbing much property. [...]

[...] What she “saw,” she said, was an approximation of a mental diagram involving a circular string. [...]

[...] It is cut short and is circular in shape, with no widow’s peak.

[...] Right at the shore, down and ahead, is a scooped-out circular indentation where there is a swift current because of the rocks. [...]

[...] “A fountain with steps leading up to it; a circular formation surrounded by flowers, with closely crowded, old, two-story structures to the left of the street and very close to it, in rows.” [...]

A circular object, like a target. [...]

(“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. [...]

The room in his dream had a circular ceiling which represented, if he will excuse me, the womb of his mother, from which the adult must finally symbolically escape.

(Jane believes circumvention can also relate to these interpretations: the circular effect obtained in the photo on the object, by the placement of the four girls, as shown on page 168; and the word GLOBE in caps in the ad in the lower left corner on the back of the object.

[...] Also sensation of circular motion inside closed eyelids. [...]

(Now for a few moments Jane rubbed in a circular motion between her closed eyes.)

[...] All of these in a circular arrangement. [...]

[...] The table itself is round, and backed up by a wide circular leather-covered divan-type of seat. [...]

[...] She was aware, she repeated, of the circular shape upon the rectangular shape formed by the folded tracing paper; she felt it was folded when Seth said so.)

[...] Just before its start, Jane had had the self-conscious idea that she should rub between her eyes with a circular motion — “You know, where the third eye⁵ would be….” [...]

[...] Finally, the humor of the whole situation got through to me: As some have very clearly noted, in the biological and earth sciences especially, circular reasoning often predominates: The theory of evolution is used to prove the theory of evolution.

[...] [I mentioned such circular reasoning near the beginning of this appendix.]

[...] This is a kind of circular rather than linear arrangement, however, psychologically speaking.