“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

This would seem to deny the idea of progression, since I tell you that all portions or all guises, or all aspects and all levels, of any given personality exist at once. [...]

What you are telling me now is a handy guise. [...]

I was at the center of the campfire and Ruburt was there in another guise. [...]

[...] The inner identity does not understand that it is simply taking a different guise, fulfilling different obligations, or using unfulfilled energies.

[...] Their changing guises can be used as signposts. [...]

[...] If it is very strong, one emotion may be felt in many such guises. [...]

[...] This simply means that the other-dimensional information will often appear in ordinary guise, through an intuitive hunch, a sudden idea, or some solution that has already occurred to you but has not been acted upon.

[...] It was part of the old Catholic training, and he fell for it under a new guise. [...]

[...] There is no need for Ruburt to feel uneasy when I speak in a different guise. [...]

[...] And if you will excuse me, in so doing you are taking on the guise of the devil. [...]

Many quite limiting ideas will pass without scrutiny under the guise of goodness. [...]

[...] Seth was enjoying himself in the guise of an old man, shrewd, lively, quite human. [...]

[...] Energy constantly is constructed into the guise of matter, but matter is the simultaneous expression of energy under certain conditions.

The practical experience of reality is formed through the suggestive psychological idea-shapes that appear in the guise of theories, dogmas, and assumptions. [...]

[...] They appeared in many guises, sometimes intertwined with signatures.

Illnesses must be treated primarily however by changing the basic mental habits, for unless this is done the trouble will erupt time and time again in different guises. [...]

[...] As earthquakes cause lava to boil up seemingly from the center of the earth, so do some secondary personalities in their explosive emersion bring with them debris from other levels of the subconscious, often personifying themselves in the guise of those buried and frightening fears that have, until then, found no vehicle for expression.

[...] If mass action against appalling social or political conditions is not effective, then other means are taken, and these are often in the guise of epidemics or natural disasters. [...]

[...] The situation however is such that almost any clear emotion is automatically denied expression, shunted aside and often replaced completely by an opposite—all under the guise of the idea of (in quotes) “being good and understanding.”

[...] Many of the characteristics of consciousness, however, are not so apparent, since presently you largely use your own consciousness in such a way that its perceptions appear in quite other than “natural” guises. [...]