“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Because of its particular structure the work is divided. [...]

[...] But your idea of specific work time automatically divides that time according to your beliefs from other times when you may be shopping, or doing something else far divorced from work.

[...] They are equally divided between the sexes. [...]

[...] Seth suggested that we shield the door to the hallway with a room divider.

[...] I know now that if it hadn’t been for this divider, we would have moved long ago. [...]

(Our apartment is divided by a long hall. [...]

We will divide our session into two parts.

I will shortly begin to divide our sessions between personal material and other kinds. [...]

[...] If you want to divide it into two volumes, that is fine. [...]

[...] A rock in a stream will divide the water so that it must flow around the impediment. [...]

[...] He should know that the Jane self, the Jane personality, is not divided into highly specialized though effective units, as he has been wondering.

Because of that specialized, limited focus, however, to varying degrees each of you were divided within yourselves. [...]

[...] As Seth, Jane now did something rather unusual: She turned in her rocker to look at the clock that sits to her left and somewhat behind her, on our combination bookcase and room divider.)

[...] In terms of your civilization, nature and spirit became divided so that you encounter the events of your lives largely in that context. [...]

[...] The literary terms can divide you from the people. [...]

[...] Therefore any large and overall hedging, any significant difference in commitment between the poetry and the nonfiction, can be taken as a sign that the whole personality is divided to that extent.

[...] Man becomes trapped by his own artifically divided self.

[...] (Pause.) A filling inside, or lining, as of velvet or silk or some such (pause of at least one minute), and perhaps a divider within the box.

[...] You are not divided from your fellow man unless you choose to be. [...]

[...] Jane and I ended up unsure, though, as to whether I lived two short lives, or one longer life divided into two spheres of activity.

[...] A mental enclosure divides itself in two, splits up, multiplies, acts upon its own various parts, and this produces a material manifestation. [...]