“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She wouldn’t say the effort was her very best, but it was certainly close to it—an excellent sign. [...]

[...] The window had just been closed: I’d been bothered by traffic noise as I tried to read to her. [...]

[...] I think, see, personally because of the way I work in conscious writing, that your own consciousness is such a fantastic, precious thing; and to close it in is... [...]

[...] But from here on I was able to take notes on most of what she said, so the following is pretty close to a verbatim report:)

[...] Eyes closed often.)

The window of each day can be opened or closed, but it is framed by your current psychological experience. [...]

Using age as an example now, it may seem to you that you are a given age, that within your subjective experience it must be paramount, that regardless of your age you are to some extent closed off from the experience of being any other age. [...]

(Once again we held the session in our back bedroom, and found it very peaceful and quiet behind closed doors. [...] She spoke while sitting down and with her eyes closed. [...]

[...] Your official views effectively close you off from the true evidence you might perceive of the cooperation that exists among the species, for example. [...]

[...] There are dimensions of human sentiment and psychological experience, that remain latent simply because you focus your attention so closely within the idea of “the norm.” [...]

(11:29.) I am telling you that so-called evolution and religion are closely connected. [...]

[...] Men and animals will again meet upon the earth, with the old understanding in yet a new situation.⁷ There are no closed systems, and in deep biological orders each species knows what another is doing, and its place in the overall scheme that has been chosen by each. [...]

[...] Two daughters or two women close to her. [...]

The struggle; now you must not struggle, Joseph, to close out those stimuli that annoy you. [...]

It often seems to me that only when we close our eyes do we begin to see, literally and figuratively. [...] When we learn to close off our senses momentarily and change the focus of awareness, other quite valid glimpses of an interior universe begin to show themselves.

[...] My face must have begun to change even then, the muscles rearranging themselves into Seth’s characteristic expressions, because in that last moment I saw what seemed to be a gigantic camera lens coming in for a close-up. [...]

[...] You are somewhat closed down to these, which add extra and necessary dimension that would round out and focus the information.

[...] Then with relief saw that the death was not to be that close. [...]

[...] [With whom I was not close?] Maybe one of my nieces, instead of Rob’s? [...]

[...] But John no sooner closed the door upon leaving, than Jane resumed dictating.)

[...] He should watch his drinking habits closely in this life as he has a predisposition toward gout, and drinking to excess can lead in this direction. [...]

[...] In any case I believe we will close tonight’s session. [...]

[...] They can close easily and naturally as the body follows its own spontaneous bent toward normal health. [...]

[...] This morning Judy and Gail Greene told her that the ulcer on her left elbow is about healed, and that the one on her left shoulder has a scab on it, which means it’s close to healing itself. [...]

[...] But I came to feel that I was right with it, right close to some kind of important knowledge that I could communicate at the same time. [...]

[...] The work is close to the way Seth would present it; it probably stems from her efforts last night, we think, to see what she could do with “book work” on her own:

(Long pause, eyes closed. [...]

[...] Now, to show our friend that I can also make concessions, we will close the session.

[...] The weather is poor, and we had a couple of fairly close calls as he drove me home. [...]