“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Intellectually she agreed that the drawing was of an eagle, but said that she saw a moose.

[...] Your intellectual abilities are higher than you believe them to be. [...]

Dreams therefore cannot adequately be understood or probed into on an intellectual level. [...]

[...] This is at an emotional level, of which of course you do not intellectually approve. [...]

[...] The trick was to give the intuitional self freedom and not to intellectualize. [...]

[...] I knew beyond all doubt that the ideas I’d received were true, yet, intellectually, they shocked me completely.

You can intellectually understand what I am telling you, but the brain (shaking head) cannot experience reality directly. [...]

The paper written today should be discussed by both of you so that those ideas are brought completely into the open where he can consciously and intellectually examine them. [...]

[...] And time, therefore, physical clock time, is much more alien to the intuitive self than it is to the intellectual self.

[...] Do not forget however that you are not even aware of many portions of the self that you know intellectually do exist. [...]

The knowledge then available is first of all creative, intuitive knowledge which the outer ego may translate into intellectual terms when possible. [...]

(7:20.) It is impossible in our time scheme to intellectually know our own potentials without trying them out, without testing them against the world’s edges. [...]

[...] Then I can see what I’m trying to do as a whole, and half intuitively, half intellectually make decisions about how to organize passages I may be having problems with. [...]

[...] (I also note that that truth being sought may end up as so abstract a quality that it loses its emotional and intellectual meanings for us, and moves out of our generalized perception. [...]

[...] “Intellectually part of me is appalled but I feel triumphant also because I’ve got a clear channel up through here—”she indicated her stomach, chest and throat—”and got the material out. [...]

[...] Many people feel duty-bound to express skepticism as if it were an automatic badge of honor and intellectual superiority. [...]

[...] Intellectually he is highly critical of it. [...]

[...] Your own innate inner knowledge will aid you, and any intellectual comprehension at this time would not help; later it may.

It is true that as a whole you do not as yet understand the inner senses intellectually. [...]

[...] It was feeling and knowing, rather than intellectual knowledge. [...]