“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

It will alter it polarities within itself, adopting the polarity-design of the unit to which it is being attracted, and will change its polarity away from that design upon breaking contact.

Ruburt has wanted you to rub him for the sake of physical contact and reassurance, this being more than acceptable to both portions. [...]

[...] If Ruburt’s main goals in work, for example, had directly involved and mainly concerned immediate contact with others, through university work or whatever, his mobility would not have been tampered with.

(“When shall we contact you again?”

(3. “It would be nice if Seth would say something about the dream I had the night before last, in which I think I contacted my [deceased] mother for the second time.” [...]

[...] You are of course making contact with your mother. [...]

[...] In historic terms, early man, using here your theories about the race — early man — was in intimate contact with his family, clan, or tribe. With the developing expansion of space, however, loved ones often dwell far apart, and sudden bodily response cannot be expressed at once, at a particular point of immediate contact.

[...] There is some possibility that I could help here, but the close contact of such a reliable person would be more emotionally satisfying to the patient.

There are also passing relationships, contacts made and then dropped. [...]

[...] Your writing gains vitality from your painting, your painting from your writing — and the dreaming self at one time or another is in contact with all other Aspects — capital “A” — of your reality.

Ruburt felt like neighborly contact several times earlier that day. [...]

Now, I will try to make contact with him in his astral excursions. [...]

[...] In your system, for example, and in connection with the woman through whom I now write this book, initial contact on my part was made long before our sessions began.

[...] We made contact with Frank Watts in that session. [...]

[...] The closest field or plane is that one that you create, that you call the dream world, and that you imagine to be unsubstantial, impermanent, fleeting, having no reality except during your own contact with it.

[...] They are also obviously in contact with All That Is.

In their dreams they were in contact. [...]

[...] This does not necessarily mean that such a call will always be met by an affirmative answer on either of our parts, or that contact will be made.

[...] [Earlier Seth had explained that this “psychological bridge” was constructed by both of us.] When you wish to contact me at other than [the] usual appointed times, I may or may not be easily available. [...]

[...] I told my wife I’m particularly pleased that even though we live within the confines of a small city, we’re also in close contact with the natural world and its creatures. [...]

[...] She knew the glass was going to fall dimly, but after that she lost contact. [...]

[...] Such contact therefore would always take place beneath so-called normal perception, and even then you would have to translate this inner perception, as you do any into terms you could understand as physical creatures.