“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And you will create with joy and spontaneity when you recognize that within the leaf of a flower the consciousness that is within it, and relate it to yourself, and honor it and treat it as a little brother, you will be free. [...]

[...] On Saturday evening he leafed through some of the Seth material briefly, then pronounced it the work of a clever schizophrenic. [...]

(I picked the card deliberately because it had an emotional attachment to Jane, versus such a neutral object as a leaf, a clipping from a magazine, etc. [...]

[...] One leaf does not threaten the existence of others, and the plant is not jealous of its own foliage. [...]

[...] I went plummeting through a leaf, to find a whole universe open up; and then out again, drawn into new perspectives.

[...] It also developed that I had leafed through this section of the paper in a casual way—without remembering the pages in question, 11 and 12—and that Jane had never seen it.

Or the flight of a leaf by the wind blown.

(Tracing of the holly leaf used as the object in the 40th envelope experiment, in the 241st session for March 14,1966.)

[...] Suddenly she had the urge to leaf through the book to a paragraph she’d noticed earlier on yoga exercises for bursitic shoulders. [...]

[...] I didn’t give her any negative suggestions when I read the note she typed for her loose-leaf journal, but I did think the book was dead in spite of the qualified optimism she expressed at the conclusion of her entry. [...]

[...] Being the fittest implies those given most to what would appear to be murderous intent — for you must survive at the expense of your fellows, be you leaf, frog, plant, or animal.

1. On the evening of December 2, 1980, Jane typed this material for insertion into her loose-leaf journal: