“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In a very real way of speaking, your concept of reality as seen through your physical senses, scientific instruments, or arrived at through deduction, bears little resemblance to the facts — and the facts are difficult to explain.

The vast majority of intellectual deductions are based upon unconscious, intuitive realizations, and the edifices built by the intuitions have a dazzling framework of high intellectual content and reason, so brilliant that the mind itself often cannot follow.

In a fashion, they make quicker deductions than adults, and often truer ones, because they are not conditioned by a past of structured memory. [...]

You would not be able to perceive a sufficient amount of data to make any deductions. [...]

[...] To some extent then it must depend upon conscious deductions and reasoning. [...]

[...] It seems to you that without symbols there would be nonbeing, but this is a natural enough deduction since you are so symbol-oriented.

One more sentence: this arrangement automatically sets up artificial barriers between spontaneity and discipline, and colorations that were sexual in nature, leading to deductions such as: spontaneity was dangerous, obviously, since it needed such controls. [...]

[...] Ruburt however, through association, made certain deductions. [...]

[...] Surely then the conscious physically oriented mind is the one that is meant to make deductions about the nature of physical reality. [...]

He acts, speaks, walks, talks, makes certain deductions. [...]

[...] If you could find this one focal point, you could glimpse, and barely glimpse, the other four, using deduction from the point of overlapping.

[...] Now you must deduct some points here and there for distortion, but the overall still applies. [...]

[...] Again, the very senses that make such a deduction are the result of the behavior of atoms and molecules literally coming together to form the organs, filling a pattern of flesh. [...]

[...] You are well acquainted with the exterior means, that involve studying the objective universe and collecting facts upon which certain deductions are made. [...]

If you prefer, I will deduct this from tomorrow’s session.

[...] If that portion of yourself can make all the scientific and biological deductions necessary to maintain your physical organism, then indeed it has the abilities to solve these other problems. [...]

Logic builds its monuments step by step, one thought before the other in a series where each thought or deduction is dependent upon the thought before. [...]

[...] The stub contains the amount of the check, tax deductions, the date, etc.

[...] All of the power of your being is mobilized by your will, which makes its deductions according to your beliefs about reality. [...]

[...] In your terms the intellect’s primary function is to make clear deductions and distinctions involving the personality’s relationship with the world. [...]