“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She also encloses a list of her books, which many readers ask for. [...]

[...] It is true that there are no boundaries to enclose it within safe confines, where it can be said, “Here is the self.”

(The parentheses near the end of the second paragraph above indicate that the two enclosed words are missing from my notes, for whatever reason. [...]

[...] However, the dimensions of which physics speaks are, again, the result of your own point of reference, and of the system in which you are enclosed.

[...] Enclosed was some belated birthday money.)

[...] And what makes the world go round, and why is it that this darkness in which I am enclosed will soon open, and I can shoot like a rocket toward the sun?” But they know their acquiescence and their affirmation, and so listen to your own for it speaks in a silent voice, and yet it speaks in terms of energy that only here is translated into sound. [...]

(Tracings of the two Kodachrome transparencies of Jane that Loren enclosed with his letter. [...]

[...] Some connection with a porch here (I don’t know if Jerry has one); ground floor—some room off a porch, or off the driveway she thinks he should sleep in (tore front porch off this house—enclosed as sun porch. [...]

[...] Pat enclosed with her letter a list of three questions from a friend, Roger, dealing with mathematical formulae and requesting also that Seth give his mother’s maiden name. [...]

[...] The child does not stay in a neat psychological package, enclosed in the past and insulated from the present or the future. [...]

[...] For no matter what I tell you, you still seem to fear as if you are limited and as if your self is something within your head bounded by your bony skull, and enclosed within your physical body. [...]

(See the enclosed four pages Jane wrote covering her activities for the last weekend. [...]

[...] It is a card, but is not stamped; instead of being mailed alone it was enclosed in a small package or envelope with Louis Pomerantz’s book and the mimeographed list described earlier; and all addressed to Jane.

[...] I enclosed it between two pieces of Bristol, then inserted this into the usual double envelopes. [...]

[...] However we are not sure now whether the card was enclosed in a square envelope or a rectangular one. [...]

[...] Again we enclosed a few sessions with one letter. [...]

[...] No longer did memory flicker briefly and disappear, enclosing him in darkness again. [...]

[...] I had considered enclosing the photo in the envelopes with the article but decided not to at the last moment. [...]

[...] Nevertheless all entities, except for a few important exceptions, are in one way or another enclosed within themselves, and also connected to others by some sort of capsule, and your word tissue would seem to be the closest I can come to this.

[...] The test object sealed in the usual double envelopes was a woodblock print, made by an artist friend of ours, Roy C. Fox, and enclosed with Roy’s Christmas card of last Christmas. [...]