“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Science has promoted the idea that hostility is a constant attribute of nature and all of its parts, while it sees the cooperating characteristics of nature as rather infrequent or extraordinary — but certainly outside of the norm (wryly amused).

[...] My wife was—and is, I know, for I’m sure that she still lives—the most creative person I’ve ever met, and through her extraordinary abilities she’s left a body of work that I regard as a legacy of inquiry about our understanding of ourselves and our reality. [...]

Before we discuss other varieties of health and illness as they more ordinarily appear, I want to bring up the subject of more or less extraordinary conditions — dilemmas of body or mind in early life that often seem to have no cause or meaning.

[...] They are often idealists, who beneath it all — beneath the enthusiasm, the intelligence, and sometimes beneath extraordinary ability — still feel that life could no more than sully those abilities, dampen those spiritual winds, and darken that promise that could never be fulfilled.

[...] The same sort of thing frequently occurs when you experience extraordinary flashes of inspiration, or perceive other unofficial data. [...]

In last night’s session (for Jane’s ESP class) rather extraordinary amounts of energy were released here, to the benefit of all concerned. [...]

[...] Your own relationship is itself quite extraordinary, precisely in the light of your own backgrounds—not as you think those backgrounds should have been, but as they were. [...]

[...] The basic inclinations can be extended, for example, but not completely redirected, unless there is an extraordinary impetus.(Long pause.)

[...] However because of its own extraordinary nature, it itself forms with the inner self in an added gestalt, adding to the energy and ability of the inner self; and in a manner which I cannot yet explain to you, it voluntarily may give up its ego identification to a large degree for the purpose of giving its full energies to the store of the inner self.

[...] This of course represents the most extraordinary possibility, and such an entity can, if it is so propelled by its own strength, exist upon a variety of planes, carrying along with it knowledge of all previous planes; and each of its outer egos have the same opportunities. [...]

He is himself a person who brought about a vital breakthrough in his own knowledge, an acceleration of creativity quite extraordinary, that led to these sessions, and these sessions have literally expanded the realities of many, many people. [...]

[...] The Speakers possess an extraordinary vividness of feeling and thought projection.

[...] You are both indeed beginning a new, more productive, surprisingly pleasant and somewhat extraordinary period of your lives. [...]

Only in a manner of speaking (repeated twice), there are certain — (humorously:) a necessary qualifying word — “power selves,” or personalities; parts of your greater identity who utilized fairly extraordinary amounts of energy in very constructive ways. [...]

[...] The body is more than agreeable, and more than able, to bring about an extraordinary recovery.

[...] At the best he will establish a condition of extraordinary flexibility—which is still up to him. [...]

[...] Those events then “subsequently” show themselves in time and space, with extraordinary results.

[...] Her extraordinary experience of Wednesday is listed separately.

[...] Suddenly worried; realized for the first time that I wasn’t in state of something like just plain extraordinary good humor or good health or ordinary but unusual exuberance. [...]

[...] You take them so for granted that you do not realize how extraordinary they are in comparison to other people’s experience.

[...] The idea can also be limiting if it always places revelatory knowledge outside of us, and tries to make literal some extraordinary phenomena that may be beyond such interpretation.

[...] These experiences seem extraordinary to you only because you have for so long denied the existence of any perception that did not come through the physical senses.