“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When he met you, he turned to love and science, for by then he had set upon science and the intellect as a safe means of containing his abilities and expressing them.

[...] The intellect should go hand in hand with the emotions and intuitions, but if it pulls against these too strongly, difficulties can arise when the newly freed consciousness seizes upon its ideas about reality after death, rather than facing the particular reality in which it finds itself. [...]

There were fully developed men — that is, of full intellect, emotion, and will — living at the same time, in your terms, as those creatures supposed to be man’s evolutionary ancestors. [...]

The excerpts that were chosen were divided almost evenly: some appealing to the intellect, some to the intuitions, although to some extent of course each excerpt appealed to both. [...]

(Pause.) Ruburt tried to prove his worth while being possessed of a fine intellect not considered womanly. [...]

[...] The aware mind’s great leeway through the intellect, and its connection with the senses, makes it possible for any singly insignificant event to trigger such experience. [...]

[...] Put another way, the intellect then must learn to cooperate in that trusting by relaxing its near-paranoid protective cover.

[...] He feared his mother far more, however, and he tried to temper his own behavior, to ally the intuitions and the intellect or will.

His intellect will then begin to take over. [...]

[...] I get a spooky feeling that I’ve had before, thinking that here we are, alive and conscious, technologically accomplished, and we really haven’t the slightest idea of where the universe came from or why we’re alive, though as a species we’re gifted with both intellect and intuition. [...]

[...] In fact, Seth’s material always raises more questions to stimulate the intellect and intuitions, and these two books are no exception. [...]

[...] In that utopian society man would be free from restraints and could unify his intellect and intuitions. [...]

In any fairly normal personality the intellect will indeed stand guard. [...]

[...] The physical reign and the intellect are focused toward physical reality. [...]

He also gave some excellent advice that I’m sure many other people could use: “Do not use your intellect like a shiny banner to wave from your windows. [...] Your intellect is a fine one, but you have allowed yourself to be fascinated by its sparkling quality, and not used it thoroughly as a tool.”

All in all the intellect plays some part, but the intuitional qualities are the most important. [...]

(9:23.)In a way, now, the artist’s hand can be wiser than his questioning mind, certainly, if that mind learns to use its intellect in too obtrusive a fashion. [...]

[...] Creativity and intellect do not show themselves as the brothers that they are, but often as strangers. [...]

[...] They may be underdeveloped intellectually, by recognized standards, but this is simply because they do not direct their intellect to physical focus.

[...] At the same time these fragments contained your intellect, and therefore they partially recognized you and Jane.