“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For many centuries creativity itself was firmly directed by Christianity, and to some extent (underlined) Christianity brings with it an air of uneasiness for society—to the extent that any original thought or insight must indeed imply an intrusive force to a world that must exist in a rare balance that is the result of preserving old values and obtaining new knowledge. [...]

[...] They are afraid, again, of freedom, for to them freedom implies danger and even mortal peril. [...]

[...] This implies a dual consciousness here, since I was aware of both bodies.

Physical events imply the collection of basically nonphysical forces into an organization that exists initially outside of the time-space context. [...]

[...] This in no way implies that I am a spirit, nor does it imply that I am some weird sort of granddaddy longlegs of science fiction. [...]

[...] I do not like the word “spirit,” either; and yet if your definition of that word implies the idea of a personality without a physical body, then I would have to agree that the description fits me.

[...] Seth has said that in such instances the sensation implies my sensing his presence, if only subconsciously.)

[...] An S A G. Perhaps an implied division into four parts. [...]

[...] Everything has so much meaning that basically no one thing can have more meaning than another, because all reality is implied within each sample of it.

[...] In the meantime, of course, your nervous systems reacted to the implied threat against your work, a threat that now existed in the past, present, and future.

[...] Certain qualities are implied in all kinds of creativity that are generally overlooked, and so they are not apparent. [...]

[...] The seeking toward birth is a spiritual stimuli that is then re-enacted, but in new creative ways: so that Ruburt in winter, particularly in late winter, is on the one hand working toward new births of energy and creativity; and on the other is aware of the very need for such new birth, that would be implied in a before-birth situation.

[...] Perfection implies, automatically, something done and finished, beyond which, there can be no growth nor development. [...]

There was a challenge involved, implied perhaps, and I assume it will not be taken up but it will be understood. [...]

No matter what science says about certain values being outside of its frame of reference, science implies that those values are therefore without basis. [...]

[...] The creativity implied was beside the point.

I have used the term “expansion of consciousness” here rather than the more frequently used “cosmic consciousness” (pause), because the latter implies an experience of proportions not available to mankind at this time. [...]

[...] In Chapter 3 of Psyche Seth says: “Certainly mathematical formulas are not imprinted in the brain, yet they are inherent in the structure of the brain, and implied within its existence.”

The sort of things with which we are involved then often imply an interruption of action of this kind, and a translation or transformation of data from one range of electromagnetic energy to another. [...]

The word “result,” you see, automatically infers cause and effect — the cause happening before the effect, and this is simply one small example of the strength of such distortions, and of the inherent difficulties involved with verbal thought, for it always implies a single-line delineation.