“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

But however we attempt to define Seth’s reality, I’m convinced of one thing by now: He is delivering to our conscious minds our deepest unconscious knowledge about ourselves, the world, the universe, and the source of Being Itself. [...]

[...] She was convinced, furthermore, that she was unliked and unlikable. [...]

[...] If she had been able to follow his advice, I am convinced she would be alive and well today. [...]

Rob and I are both convinced that the Seth Material springs from sources beyond my self, and that it is much less distorted by pat, conventionalized symbolism than are other paranormal scripts we have encountered. [...]

“We have gone into this before,” Seth said, “and I have no doubt that we will on endless occasions; and if I succeed in convincing you of my reality as a separate personality, I will have done exceedingly well. [...]

[...] I also knew that by an act of will I could ‘swing’ the lights around in front of me if I wanted to, and I tried enough of this to verify that it was possible: As they moved the lights began to grow even more powerful—enough to quickly convince me that I didn’t want to confront their glare full blast, even with the shades.

[...] “I gave up on that idea after Frank [Longwell] and I couldn’t convince you to try that course last summer. [...]

[...] Personally and as a species, you are convinced that there is a one-line series of finished events behind you.

[...] Though we found them intriguing, we certainly weren’t convinced that Seth was someone who had survived death. [...]

[...] I hadn’t realized she was concerned that I thought she should let her work go on Dreams and concentrate instead upon our private material, but I was quickly able to convince her that I didn’t feel that way.)

[...] Many of the previous chapters in this book have been written precisely to convince you of your own worth. [...]

When our material began he was still convinced that science offered such a convenient framework. [...]

[...] Logical minds at one time found those diagrams quite convincing, and patients with certain afflictions in certain areas of the body would confess to having committed the various sins that were involved. [...]

[...] As it occurred, however, [man] began to make great distinctions between the world of the imagination and the world of nature, until finally he became convinced that the physical world was real and the imaginative world was not. [...]

[...] Instead, of course, he felt in such a position before the symptoms showed—as each of you felt, and were convinced in black-and-white fashion, that creative people were misunderstood, held in inferior position in the world, and were generally considered oddballs.

The first thoughts, with their emphasis on detail, were still important, convincing him that such a trip was possible, even under present conditions. [...]

[...] When these built up into felt, violent eruptions, Augustus was only the more convinced of his unacceptable nature. [...]

Your salesman’s ability would allow you to convince publishers to buy such material. [...]

[...] A lawyer convinces him to settle, and avoid going to court, and through certain manipulations this part of it will be taken care of. [...]

[...] You must be convinced, deeply, not only that such feats are possible, but that you can achieve them; and then you must also train yourself to perfect your own abilities.

You are convinced that you cannot see the future, and this means — in terms of our analogy, at least — that you cannot look upward beyond your own time. [...]