“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Your free and open communication with each other on this subject can be of far more value than either of you realize, and it is really the only primary point of contention right now. [...]

In your particular case I would even suggest that you stay away from the normally accepted sexual areas for awhile, and enjoy instead of the content (?); i.e. when he kisses your hand, and you are aware of the sensation of lip against palm and vice versa—be aware of feeling also in your hand on his skin. [...]

[...] Seth must use my voice to speak and my life as reference, and certainly the contents of my mind are vastly expanded as a result of the sessions. [...]

[...] She was vaguely aware of the rain, she said, and of the content of the material.

[...] This is the last major stage we’re concerned with before a book is printed, other than okaying routine components like frontmatter proofs—meaning the table of contents, dedications, quotations from Seth and Jane, and so forth—and the index.

[...] It seemed that that self had been at last goaded into rising to its own defense; for five days she wrote in periods of excited strain as it gave forth its contentions and defenses through 36 handwritten pages. [...]

[...] At once I wrote to our California friend, asking him to obtain from his friend photocopies of three pages in the frontmatter of ESP Power: the title page, the table of contents, and the page that nobody reads, containing the information on copyright, permission for translation, and the name of the Mexican publishing firm.

“Ruburt’s nightmare experience (three nights ago) is a beautiful example of the kind of explosive emotional content that many people carry, fairly hidden, representing certain taboos, translated of course in individualistic terms.

[...] He might use a letter, for example, that had come the day before, and which I had read, or a bill from several years back, or an item he picked up that I had never seen, or an envelope prepared by a friend—in which case the contents were unknown even to Rob. [...]

Your feelings always change the chemical balance of your body and alter its hormonal output, but the danger comes only when you refuse to face the contents of your conscious mind. [...]

10. Material in many of the sessions in the first section of Volume 1 touches upon the contents of this paragraph. [...]

[...] I don’t feel any flow in these notes but I do feel a submerged flow rising and i do feel… centered, more content… as I get this far I feel a definite block of expression and some mild enough panic but recognize the fact that a feeling of repression came as I decided to do my notes… writing down at once and will tell rob.”

[...] In the simplest of terms, the life clouds will send forth their contents (pause) where circumstances [...]

[...] That recognition takes the pressure off, so that you can to some extent relax your old attitudes enough so that you allow the magical approach (long pause) to work in those areas that have been bones of contention.

Were the personality content between the two doors, there would for the present be little problems. [...]

[...] Otherwise you will not be content.

Notice also that little emotional content was contained in the test item. [...]

[...] Even when clairvoyantly-perceived situations appear independent of personal emotional content, it will be found that an intuitional sympathy has been established. [...]

The overall sense of health, vitality, and resiliency is a generalized condition of contentment — brought about, however, by multitudinous specific responses. [...]

[...] But then people who spook out the universe usually find secret and hidden corners where they can play and work to their heart’s content.

[...] I have the impression of a date, 1936 or 7. Perhaps this is when he obtained the box or its contents, I believe as a gift. [...]

(The typing below the photo and on the back sums up the content of the news stories on the object. [...]

[...] I will let Ruburt continue his questioning or he will not be content. [...]

I have spoken of “you,” yet this must not be confused with the “you” that you often think you are — the ego alone, for the ego is only a portion of You; it is that expert part of your personality that deals directly with the contents of your conscious mind, and is concerned most directly with the material portions of your experience.

[...] Pretend further that you are quite content, though sometimes lonely. [...]