“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

This method is really easy and workable — but it can be sabotaged. [...]

This is a pleasant and easy method. [...]

[...] Psychological time as I have said is a natural pathway, part of an inner sense, that was meant as an easy access from the inner to the outer world and back again. [...]

[...] Seth went into one of the basic problems behind the dream, the lack of an easy communication between my father and myself. [...]

[...] I am attached to that particular type of pen, finding them easy to take the notes with for sessions.

[...] [With a humor born out of many a struggle, however, I note that it isn’t easy to give up certain cherished old beliefs, even when they’re demonstrably wrong, they may fit the personality all too well…. [...]

“It seems to be an easy natural state for me to take; I go into it ‘like a duck takes to water,’ I guess, but it’s difficult to explain. [...]

[...] On the other hand it has always been natural for the personality to turn outward in an easy manner and with exuberance.

“It’s easy enough for you to talk,” I retorted. [...]

(I found some of the excerpts, notes, and comments very difficult to assemble and interpret, and others easy to do. [...]

[...] I’ve put them together for easy reading. [...]

[...] But it isn’t that easy.

[...] Other kinds of tests, more “formal” ones that we carried out in 1965–66, are detailed in Chapter 8 of The Seth Material; it’s easy for us to forget now that those early tests were quite successful, and could be resumed at any time. [...]

[...] But maintaining such a balance isn’t always easy. [...]

[...] Her posture in the chair was an easy one except when she leaned forward to make a point, yet the feeling I had of another personality being entwined with hers persisted. [...]

[...] For emphasis I myself underlined that last phrase, because it’s easy to miss how very important it really is: Our individual concept of the amount of time necessary to accomplish an action like a healing will govern its progress. [...]

1. I don’t mean to imply that it was particularly easy to assemble these notes. [...]

[...] They were easy for Jane to check, and she called in her approval of the few little changes that had already been made.

[...] We can accomplish much despite my sarcastic remarks, but it will not be easy and it will not be quick. [...]

[...] Certainly it is easy to see how a birthday or anniversary, or particular symbol or object, might serve as an associative connection, rousing within you memories of issues or actions that might have happened under similar circumstances in other times.

[...] In ordinary terms, it’s easy to say that those early deaths were wasteful—but not, I said now, from the standpoints of those involved. [...]

Because Ruburt deals in words [as a writer], it is easy for me to communicate in this manner. [...]