“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Like many others, you feared the inner world so strongly, even though you were somewhat acquainted with it through your art, that nothing but panic would force you to try that invisible knob. [...]

[...] This stain was invisible in ordinary light. [...]

[...] Jane has often told me that whereas she feels Seth come to her in a very warm and alive and friendly manner, she feels her consciousness going out of herself to meet Seth Two — “up the invisible pyramid like a draft up a flue.” [...]

[...] This is a bit difficult to describe, but the glimpse of my own head came from a point usually invisible to me — centered perhaps two inches or so above and behind my right ear.

[...] I am speaking of the stars and planets you see in your sky, but not of the invisible systems that may exist simultaneously with them.

“Because you cannot follow a thought, you wonder where it has gone; has it fallen off some invisible cliff in your mind? [...]

[...] I would make a remark here but I shall not to show you that I am pure of heart, invisible heart or otherwise. [...]

(Jane’s dream book manuscript does not show in the sketch; at the moment I made the sketch the manuscript was invisible beyond her right side. [...]

[...] Like most of the human race you feared the inner world so strongly, even though you were somewhat acquainted with it through your art, that nothing but panic would ever force you to try that invisible knob.

[...] Your focus allows other just-as-legitimate experience to become invisible or unfelt.

(Here, Jane reached out in front of her as though turning off an invisible radio. [...]

Dreamers make their own sidewalks,
Webs stretched out from thought to thought,
Extensions of the restless skull,
Invisible and dark and still.

[...] But in one way or another … those words continue to be spoken, whether through these lips, or through the sound of leaves, or through the invisible music of your own cells. [...]

[...] They sometimes see them as “invisible” companions. [...]

[...] Beyond this, however, as I have mentioned before in class, it is not out of the inner sense of my invisible heart, but out of the depths of your own psychologies that you make me into a wise old man, and project upon me the authority images that lurk in your own minds. [...]

[...] But that “invisible” Seth would send out an actual psychological structure that takes over in place of Jane’s, as her own structure voluntarily steps aside during sessions. [...]

[...] Until you perceive the innate consciousness behind any ‘visible’ or ‘invisible’ manifestations, then, you put a definite barrier to your own knowledge.”

[...] We all thought, later, that this session was hilarious in one way—a personality invisible in our terms, addressing an absent psychology class on the nature of personality! [...]

[...] Yet to others we’d be invisible.

[...] Just before the voice began to speak, I felt my consciousness drawn up through the invisible pyramid like a draft up a flue. [...]

[...] Therein lay one of those clues that was right in front of us, yet invisible at the same time. [...]

[...] And even when we were alone, which we usually were, I felt that the sessions were no longer private—that an invisible Dr. Instream was an audience. [...]