“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Other kinds of consciousness “leap in and out of forms” with greatest leeway. [...]

[...] It was precisely in the area of artistic expression, of course, that the inspirations might quickest leap through the applied dogmatic framework. [...]

[...] The nervous energy however grew by leaps and bounds despite this fact, and the body did not properly use the foods that were consumed.

There is great traffic flow in a city: A body knows how to leap out of the way in a moment’s time from an approaching car. [...]

This entire attitude of course represents those areas where you have not made the leap from the world’s beliefs—and you do feel betwixt and between.

...but they limit the intuitional leaps that can be made otherwise. [...]

[...] I had no idea who the women were, but I decided to see whether I could leap from the ground in this state to the top of one of the hills. [...] To make sure of my results, I executed the same “leap” once again.

[...] So you may leap from one to the other, shouting emancipation and feeling yourself quite free of old limiting ideas.

[...] You will leap over a step that is usually taken, to another step. [...]

Television, oddly enough, provides for many people an opportunity to leap over restrictive categories, and to identify in other ways, perhaps, than they would otherwise. [...]

At various times many people do catch themselves, the experience being so vivid that it leaps the gap, so to speak, with perception so intense that even normal waking consciousness is made aware of it. [...]

(10:10.) There are affiliations of a most “sophisticated” fashion that leap even the boundaries of the species. [...]

[...] I made no leaps in time to write about her physical death, for to me that sad event lay too far in the future — over two and a half years — from the time she finished dictating Dreams, “Evolution,” … in February 1982.

[...] Jane is no longer here for me to be so close to, night and day, to leap to take care of when she needs me. [...]

[...] I leaped toward it. [...]

[...] Those sensed, additional improvements have to wait for the next effort: A creative tension between the present and the future is set up, then—one that I’ve often felt, an impatience to leap ahead to the next step even while I’m still working out the current one. [...]

[...] I am using the name here, Christ, as one person for the sake of discussion, for that entity touched many lives, each leaping into a kind of super-reality as it joyfully played its part in the religious drama.

[...] He leaped into life, denying himself the use of his abilities because of the responsibilities they entailed, hence the separation.

[...] His writing ability has always been based on intuitive leaps. [...]

[...] It should be obvious that there you can leap from time to time.

[...] (With gentle humor:) My books represent vast creativity, and yet you perform your own additional subjective leaps, forming subjective platforms that then deal with the circumstances of the books.

[...] He leaped ahead into the future out of desire for it to occur. [...]