“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You teach yourself the lesson until you have learned it; then you begin to learn how to handle the consciousness that is yours, intelligently and well. [...]

The girls were all intelligent, bright, alert—and wary. [...]

Now my young friend, and all my dear young friends, first of all Joan Grant is a highly intelligent and very gifted woman. [...]

This process is carried out unconsciously, and yet if mankind follows through then he will become consciously aware of his own part in this continual creation of matter, and he will be able to continue in a much more intelligent manner.

(Yet, my father was very intelligent and had a good job and held many responsible positions in the community. [...] I had felt my dad was very intelligent.)

[...] Who wanted to sit around singing hymns to a father-God, even if He did exist, and what sort of intelligent God would require such constant adoration? [...]

The impression Rob got from the voice, gestures, and manner was that of an energetic, educated gentleman of the “old school,” in his sixties perhaps, extraordinarily intelligent but aware of his own foibles—a man with a highly developed yet old-fashioned sense of humor. [...]

In other words, I used to watch Seth like a hawk, particularly during the first year or so, but he always behaved intelligently, with dignity and humor. [...]

[...] What you think of then as the average intelligence is a condition that exists because of the activity of constant variables, minute variations that give you at one end of the scale the idiot, and at the other the genius.

(In addition, my writing hand was so cramped I could hardly form intelligible words, etc.)

To answer a question directly meant that you were simpleminded and lacked any appreciation of the questioner’s greater intelligence, for he seldom asked a question he really wanted answered. [...]

[...] There is an area of being where a person simply is not intelligent or dumb, greedy or not greedy, where the essence of personality simply is. [...]

[...] You see but portions of these pyramids of intelligences... [...]

[...] He would naturally want to be at least on the most intelligent of television shows, for example, or speak to those groups for which he had some respect. [...]

[...] Without telepathy no language would be intelligible. [...]

I have some things in mind myself, but the atmosphere is to be relaxed, a more intelligent version of Friday night, in which Ruburt feels he can be at ease, and does not need to make a great production. [...]

[...] We agreed that we know so little about math that even if this data received tonight is all wrong, we wouldn’t be able to intelligently discuss it with anyone who knows math.

[...] And the mirror was, once more, a means by which information could be made intelligible to him, and specific, though the mirror in larger terms did not exist.

[...] Simply taking your own physical system and its physical universe, all intelligent life is simply not humanoid. [...]

[...] Viruses are “highly intelligent” — meaning that they react quickly to stimuli. [...]

[...] I do after all, and regardless of what you may think, credit you both with a certain sense of intelligence and imagination.