“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This is why you find it so easy to call others your brothers. [...]

[...] It wasn’t easy for her to put her feelings into words. [...]

[...] It was easy for us to agree that Jane saw a moose instead of an eagle because she wanted to. [...]

(“The impression on the object, on the lower bottom, of very small rectangles or squares…” On the back of the object is the phrase “Side-opening loading-port for easy rapid-load.” [...]

(It was easy to turn Jane on her back after I got to 330 at 1:05, and she ate an excellent lunch. [...]

[...] Each person is born, however, with his or her—let me correct that—each person is born there with a private natural religion—one that rises from the springs of the individual psyche, and one that provides an easy, custom-made method of dealing with inner and outer reality. [...]

[...] The woman was not easy in social life, and could now stay home to care for the small invalid.

[...] When she asked me if I could sort out Seth’s book material from his personal stuff, I said it was easy — that I wasn’t concerned at all.

[...] Because of the apparent objectivity involved, this has been comparatively easy for him to do. [...]

[...] You feared this made it too easy for him. [...]

[...] It is not nearly as easy to see that the same applies to man and his mental and physical environment, his town or country or culture, but the infant trusts from the very first moment.

[...] But such associations aren’t nearly as easy to foresee as they are to understand in retrospect.

[...] I thought you might perhaps miss the more easy give and take, if every session was dictation—though of course most sessions will be.

[...] Jane’s manner was easy and relaxed, her voice average, her eyes closed often.)

[...] Nevertheless she felt he was taking it easy on her tonight. [...]

Dictation: Your next question is easy to anticipate, of course, for you will want to know the origin of that “interior” universe from which I have said the exterior one ever emerges — and here we must part company with treasured objectivity, and enter instead a mental domain, in which it is seen that contradictions are not errors; an inner domain large enough to contain contradictions at one level, for at another level they are seen to be no contradictions at all.

[...] In that session Seth stated that it would become natural and easy for Jane to speak in that manner.)

[...] This development is not an easy one, nor can it be rushed, nor can you expect it of yourself.

[...] These came as she wished however, quite calmly and objectively, and it was easy for me to make notes.

[...] I then found quitting altogether relatively easy. [...]

[...] If you begin to concentrate upon the importance of the nature of thought, to become overly concerned with the processes involved with thinking or reasoning, then your very conscious concern would make those processes seem all the more complicated, while instead it is easy to see that those processes are quite naturally equipped to handle their own tasks with remarkable ease. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) In the overall cultural picture (long pause), “psychic matters” are no longer as easy to dismiss as they used to be. [...]