“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] An equalization. [...]

You must know enough to speak nearly as an equal with your inner self in order to do this. [...]

[...] In the English language we often don’t have the right word, one meaning male and female equally, with which to represent the species. [...]

[...] There are those who can go from one spontaneous inspiration happily to another equally spontaneous one, and feel no desire to form any kind of art from it, or to order it along the ways of the world.

[...] The physical senses allow you to perceive the three-dimensional world, and yet by their very nature they can inhibit the perception of other equally valid dimensions. [...]

[...] It was equal over all the body.

[...] Here you seek not equalization of pressure, but a delicate, even precarious instability of pressures. [...]

[...] The program was fascinating, and was actually a sequel to a previous program of equal length that ABC had broadcast a few days ago; we’d seen much of that one, too. [...]

[...] I think that upon awakening in the present, one is much more likely to call a dream “just a dream,” and not assign to it a reality and validity equal to one’s “real” experience in the waking state.

It is not true, however, that positive and negative feelings and beliefs “take” there with equal vitality. [...]

[...] Equally important, too was Seth’s idea that Jane no longer needed to try to be “the perfect self.” [...]

[...] Electrons are negatively charged particles circling a nucleus on which there are an equal number of positive charges; together these make up an atom; groups of atoms combine to form molecules.

[...] It is not so much that the male and the female be considered equal as it is that the male and female elements in each person should be released and expressed. [...]

[...] You chose “this” probable reality in order to ask certain questions about the nature of man — seeing him where he wavered equally between creativity and destruction, knowledge and ignorance; but a point that contained potentials for the most auspicious kinds of development, in your eyes. [...]

Nearing had turned away from such goods and products, yet he had in his earlier years thought that these if were only distributed equally the world would be changed for the better. [...]

[...] It is composed of rocks and trees, grass and hills, and in your terms of time you can look at it, see it as such, give it a name, and ignore its equally independent parts. [...]

[...] The mountain peak and the village are equally legitimate.

[...] Not as convenient as it sounds, however: The next scheduled session may lie several days ahead; book dictation always comes first when Seth does speak, and at session’s end it may be too late for “extra” questions, or we may be tired; even though any given event is interesting, it can easily be pushed out of immediate awareness by succeeding ones that are equally intriguing. [...]

10. I note with some amusement that my rather vehement statement may simply reflect the natural, protective attitude of my currently focused consciousness: Even though I find them fascinating, I may be quite reluctant to embrace other equally valid portions of what I conveniently call my whole self. [...]

Outside of that context, none of those fears make any sense at all (equally important, of course). [...]

[...] He will literally soak up affection now as he soaks up the sun, and it will have equal healing effect. [...]

—but something of equal or stronger intensity. [...]