“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You then try to figure out what is happening from the sense data that is presented to you, but the sense data, you see, means that the event is already to some extent distorted. [...]

— who was, as clearly as I could figure out at the time, a “sacred” assassin. [...]

[...] You are small in relationship to the stars, also, but when you seek to place your fate in their hands, figuratively speaking, then it does seem as if you have little control over your own destiny.

[...] This way I’m trying to figure out if Seth is independent or not … [and] worrying about a Malba, too.”

[...] Identified by a round symbol on it, with a border inside the circle, and some sort of figures. [...]

[...] The older individual in the left background of the photo, Ezra Havens, figures in the envelope data, also. [...]

(First, after some thought and figuring of dates, Bill states that the date, 7/29, is correct for the situations described below. [...]

[...] Doing a little figuring concerning the time, he arrived at the conclusion that Marian had had her experience at approximately the same time he had been standing in back of his mother’s house, thinking about his father. [...]

[...] It should be simple as an analogy to consider the next point, where the figure in a painting would not only have a certain consciousness for example but would have other freedoms also; and this would give you a limited conception of what is involved in the creation of other planes of more varied scope.

[...] Jane and I considered combining that hypothetical book with Mass Events, but figured out that the resulting volume would almost surely be too long; longer even than Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality, which in our opinion is bulky enough.

[...] Suppose I stopped having the sessions while I tried to figure things out, then decided that Seth was right on all counts — and found I just couldn’t have sessions again? [...]

I felt as triumphant figuring out that dream as if I’d climbed some new mountain. [...]

[...] Games figure prominently in chapter five of the dream book. [...]

It often seems to me that only when we close our eyes do we begin to see, literally and figuratively. [...]

[...] The three figures were cut off at their waists, as though I saw them on a screen. [...]

[...] The mother’s figure blurred so completely that he could not follow it. [...]

[...] I didn’t sit down and figure it out. [...]

[...] Games and playgrounds figure prominently in chapter five of Jane’s dream book; the envelope object is the first page from chapter five. [...]

(Thursday, May 7, 2:45 PM: Barely visible behind a light veil, I had an impression of an upright rectangular pad covered with formal groupings of figures, as a calendar or statistics might appear. [...]

[...] I’ve got to figure it all out.”