“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You might be angry at him, in which case there was a definite emotional response, or disgusted; he thought in the past, the dim past, disgusted enough to leave him—but you could not ignore him.

[...] We will leave that one for now.

[...] I would much rather that you work less, if necessary, using the recorder in the bedroom, than work more intensively leaving the recorder in another room.

[...] I repeated the procedure and thought I saw signs that Jane was leaving trance.

[...] Yet leaving the church framework, Ruburt fastened upon the mind as opposed to the intuitions. [...]

[...] The child’s mystical nature, while strong, was not strong enough to defy the church framework, to leave it or to rise above its provided symbolism. [...]

—the very fact of seeking another solution will be of great benefit, in itself, and leaves open several possibilities. [...]

[...] And it has the sense to realize that it needs the rain, even though the rain that comes down may rip off a couple of its leaves. [...]

(We talked about Bill Macdonnel, who stopped in late this afternoon to say goodbye before leaving for California. [...]

Concepts are extremely important and we will never leave them aside in class, but you must learn to experience a concept, and in order to do so, you must realize the importance of your own inner experience. [...]

[...] It was meant as an example of what can happen under the best of circumstances, when someone leaves a native world view and tunes in to another, quite different from the original.

[...] Before you have the confidence to leave your own particular home station, however, you must be secure within it. [...]

[...] Someone who moves will leave a house or an apartment vacant for someone else to move into. [...]

[...] After considering the alternatives Seth suggested immediately following last break I decided to leave his delivery in place in the session as a guide for the reader; parallels can be drawn with many other situations, I think having nothing to do with art or houses.

About a year and a half ago, Seth suggested that I leave my job at the art gallery and give psychic classes. [...]

[...] She is, also, taking Seth’s advice and not writing for three days after leaving the gallery. [...]

(No wonder, then, the retreat from the world, even the refusal to leave the house. [...]

[...] There were many swear words, and the fact that Jane halted at most of them, leaving them implied instead of spoken, reassured me that she was trying for control in the situation.)

(9:59 P.M. Her eyes closed, Jane sat quietly in her rocker for several moments before leaving her trance state. [...]

[...] In putting together the Seth books most of my decisions concern what to leave out, rather than what to include.

[...] For when you momentarily leave aside your ego, as I have told you before, there is not chaos, there is not darkness, there is not a maze of subjectivity. [...]

[...] Imagine what you will do as you sell so many paintings that you need more time to produce them, and how you will then leave your job in order to paint, and the sort of place you will live, and the feeling of contentment and creative challenge that will fill you.

[...] I did not want to leave you with the impression that these basic tendencies of yours and Ruburt’s were negative, for they have and will serve good purposes. [...]