“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There would seem to be a point of departure. [...]

Now during the dream drama the inner self may focus at various, or at one of various subconscious areas which it uses as a point of departure. [...]

[...] After their departure, we agreed that our friends probably sensed that something unusual was going on. [...]

Miss Cunningham had been preparing herself for her own departure since she heard of the possible operations. [...]

[...] Also a departure having to do with an automobile, and perhaps a place with much water.

[...] We are no longer tricking the ego, which it would ultimately and sometimes almost disastrously resent, but taking it into the confidence of the whole self, so that it will allow departure from the physical image, as a mother can finally be convinced that it is safe for a son or daughter to go out alone.

[...] You have taken certain arbitrary points of beginning and departure for practical purposes, as for example the birth of a child used to be considered the actual entry of consciousness. [...]

[...] With the departure [...]

[...] As a rule the ego is not aware of its departure from one physical organism and its growth into another. [...]

[...] But this allows no walking around the room, no chance to study the actual departure with any clearness; it happens too quickly. [...]

[...] Jane felt that Seth wanted to go on, but had so many points of departure to choose from that he couldn’t decide which to pursue first.”I can feel him buzzing around,” she said just before she resumed dictating at 9:50.)

[...] [It’s been my position for some time now that Tam will end up leaving Prentice-Hall, or will be let go.] If and when he does go, we will be without our friend there, and will have to make decisions based on that departure. [...]

[...] Years passed before I understood how much my parents had been affected by the departure of their children.

[...] Instead I refer only to a behavioral departure from the generally accepted “norm.” [...]

[...] To date there are eleven of these: Value climate of psychological reality; energy transformation; spontaneity; durability; creation; consciousness; capacity for infinite mobility; law of infinite changeability and transmutation; cooperation; arrival and departure, meaning physical birth and death; and quality depth, the perspective in which an idea can expand, replacing our time and space.)

[...] Jane and I came to believe that it was hardly accidental that her mother quickly became bedridden—for life—following the departure of her husband. [...]