“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

If he were free of fear, it seemed to him, he would do so. Ruburt, however, deals well with individuals, as in class; while preserving his privacy he still extended it. He enjoyed radio, even on your tours, because he spoke from a concealed viewpoint, where his person was concealed. The secret elements of his personality rise up against the public connotations of standing before the crowd. This is not necessarily a fear, say, of performing inadequately, nor a fear of exposure in ordinary terms. It is a distaste for being surrounded by the public emotions.

[...] We do not feel the need to conceal emotions, for we know it is basically impossible and undesirable. [...]

[...] Especially would her glasses help conceal any visual changes accompanying a trance. [...]

[...] It delights in forming correspondences between events that seem quite separate to the intellectually-tuned consciousness alone, and reveals undercurrents of usually-concealed actions that we quite ignore when we’re most concerned about thinking rationally. [...]

[...] It is however sunken in silt, behind a warm current, and very concealed.

[...] And for curiosity’s sake, Ruburt may send you a message in such a manner, which he has of course earlier written out and concealed, and you may do the same, as a warming-up exercise.

(This we did not know.) It was at the time of your illness that he began to conceal his feelings from you, and in a sense to coddle you. [...]

[...] It was a kind of concealed knowledge, apparent but not apparent. [...]

[...] It is obviously private, yet it cannot be concealed, in that “it is where you are,” in usual terms.

[...] I believe however that he will be able to take part in such tests when your friends are present and the object is concealed. [...]

[...] Our purpose in conducting these experiments in this manner is to see what Jane, or Seth, can pick up about a concealed object that bears some kind of emotional charge related to us personally. [...]