[...] Just those four artists, whose lives spanned a period of only 98 years (from 1577 to 1675), explored human insight in powerful ways. [...]

[...] For the book he was exploring creativity and other ideas of work and play. [...]

[...] I believe the above is new information, and some that we certainly shall explore. [...]

[...] In actuality there is only a spacious present, so spacious that it cannot be explored all at once in your terms, hence your arbitrary division of it into larger rooms of past, present and future.

EXPLORATIONS.

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[...] Think of the unending varieties of value fulfillment it explores in just our world alone! [...]

[...] Ruburt is exploring time as he probes the reality of his own psyche, then.

[...] During that period we held the 737th session [on February 17], but since we weren’t consciously concerned with that particular place then, we neither talked about it nor asked Seth to comment; instead, on his own during the session, Seth discussed the house on Foster Avenue as representing a probability, and a pretty likely one, that we could choose to explore. [...]

[...] She was exploring the “world view” of a fly. [...]

However, Jane’s use of material in this manner is quite natural in another way also: for Politics represents her personal exploration of the unknown reality that Seth has been so graphically describing in his own work.

[...] You constantly explore a face for a sign that you have made an error. You constantly explore an expression for a sign that you are being rejected and this is directly related to your early relationship with your father. [...]

[...] We also explored and we went down as far as Africa, and then we came back to the fine provincial people in Denmark and sold them the spices that we had left. [...]

[...] A strong focus is a necessary counterpart, since you are involved in a learning process in which all elements inherent in the situation will be explored.

Ruburt suddenly found himself then exploring very strange grounds indeed—and without the earlier sustaining hope. [...]

1. Seth is telling us a great deal here, on a subject Jane and I have done little to explore with him. [...]

I also want to give you time jointly to explore how deeply you want such contacts—if you want them at all. [...]

[...] You perceive it as solid, as you perceive all other physical matter; yet the more matter is explored the more obvious it becomes that within it energy takes on specific shape (in the form of organs, cells, molecules, atoms, electrons), each less physical than the last, each combining in mysterious gestalt to form matter.

[...] My reality is far more apparent than any apparition’s. Ruburt does well because he explores so cleverly, and keeps his strands of reality in good order.⁶

[...] A true realistic exploration of the nature of experience would automatically study that kind of emotional interrelationship, but while your society delineates the inner particles of matter, it avoids the inner psychological “particles” that form the most intimate experiences of your lives.

Console likes to invent new hemispheres to explore, and new vehicles with their own amazing controls. [...]

[...] It is pragmatically practical, and above all it wants to explore and to communicate. [...]