“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In this case insanity is actually a protective mechanism, in that the personality will face almost complete disorientation rather than confront truths in its past that bring up problems it cannot solve. [...]

[...] It is this basic conception, however, that also forced him to face one truth despite himself—that of continued existence, to which he gave the word immortality.

[...] Searle was facing stiff competition in a market that now favored the buyer, John said, and new methods and perhaps new personnel were called for to meet the problem.

[...] (Intently:) Again, to that extent instant physical action in time is not the same kind of life-and-death factor that it was when a man was faced with an enraged animal, or enemy, in close combat.

Now there are indeed waves of energy, and waves of reincarnational patterns, for there have been many stone ages on your planet, where new identities began their first experience with physical existence, and changed the face of the earth as they progressed.

(Friday, May 8, 9:00 PM: Pixyish smooth-faced man blowing on an extra- long, slim, pewter-colored, rather beat-up horn or trumpet. [...]

Yes … And in the face of such skepticism or misunderstanding, Jane and I may at times find ourselves wondering why psychic attributes even exist in nature, in those terms, if they’re denied any application within that framework. [...]

[...] Also, her broadly smiling face felt different than usual to her; Jane said she really felt Seth’s emotions during this delivery, and added that Seth thought he was being smart.

(“Right now I think I’m getting that everything on the face of the earth is related — that your consciousness is in an ant, or a rock⁸ or a tree, but that we’re not used to thinking that way. [...]

[...] At the fringes of my field of vision I saw that the face containing these magnificent eyes was quite hairy, covered by long black shining hair almost as though I was visualizing a throwback to more primitive man. [...]

[...] Her head was down, her hands raised to her face. [...]

[...] See the essay for April 16: “The entire issue (of Jane’s living) had been going on for some time, and the argument—the argument being somewhat in the nature of a soul facing its own legislature, or perhaps standing as a jury before itself, setting its own case in a kind of private yet public psychic trial. [...]

Nevertheless in his case an excess, fervent nature has always been in existence, and even now his enthusiasms are extremely fervent, and although a humorous exterior personality now shows its face, nevertheless the extremely authoritative and sometimes too rigid nature holds the personality presently in bounds.

[...] You are afraid to consider future lives because then you have to face the death that must be met first, in your terms. [...]

[...] She sat with her eyes closed now and her head down somewhat as she faced the three of us. [...]

[...] The latter impairment has already cut down on our communication, for almost automatically these days I think twice about speaking to her unless we’re face to face. [...]

[...] Now I am facing the house. [...]

[...] These are two faces of the same coin.

[...] A man with short gray hair, somewhat portly, but with a boyish-type face. [...]

[...] I saw many faces, male and female, and some had some duration, as a fat man with glasses and wearing a white restaurant worker’s uniform, etc.