“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Some confusion of clairvoyant images here could have led Jane to assign the bust attribute of Lincoln to the three people on the line below the stamp.

[...] We believe the stem data, mentioned by Seth earlier, led Jane to the flower mention here.

[...] My curiosity drove me to journey in search of different kinds of bells, and led me into contact with many people I would not otherwise have encountered.

[...] It was always a lesson between lives to trace the thoughts and events that “led to a given demise.”

[...] When his creative abilities found contemporary scientific thought also too narrow, however, and his natural intuitions had led him toward a new framework—one that, again, introduced values having to do with the nature of consciousness, or soul—then the new ideas began to conflict directly with the old buried ones, particularly those that had to do with the conflicts between creative expression, the church, and “forbidden knowledge.” [...]

[...] He passed an important plateau of beliefs that has led him to definite physical improvements. [...]

The desire for punishment led him to contemplate doing the program, but under a guise to fool the spontaneous self. [...]

(Thoughts of her birthday at once led her to Mother’s Day and her own mother, Marie. [...]

[...] He was then led by me into a further dimension of reality in which his third form was used. [...]

[...] One of the experiments she listed in the book for the reader to try led, of course, to the development of the Seth material in her own case. [...]

[...] I follow these emotional charges most minutely, using great discrimination in order to let myself be led to the specific object.

The idea of a van to Florida led Ruburt into daydreaming, though he was very frightened of the idea, but you immediately thought of the difficulties, that it would not work, and overall neither of you have applied creative, imaginative, positive thought, steadily. [...]

[...] As will be seen the object led to some data that is somewhat difficult to evaluate, but Jane and I believe it legitimate.

[...] The death in the family reference here could mean only Aunt Ella, which led us to Aunt Mabel and her home, near where we obtained the envelope object. [...]

[...] The inside senses led him to a reality he could not manipulate as easily as he could a camouflage world, and he feared what he thought of as a loss of mastery.

[...] And don’t say I haven’t led you on a merry chase tonight, for when you reread the material you will see that I have. [...]

[...] The personality could not approach its own promise until the poetic nature led to the psychic development. [...]

[...] It would be quite improbable for you, Joseph (as Seth calls me), to suddenly turn into a tailor, for example, for none of your choices with probabilities have led toward such an action.

Let him remind himself that he is fearless in his poetry, and commits himself to it fully, and his ability here has always led him onward to further unfoldments and never into betrayal or deceit. [...]

[...] His material led Jane to do some excellent work with dreams on her own. [...]

[...] So for the third time that day she led off a page with the date:)

[...] At one time some years ago, at a writers’ conference, she became involved in circumstances that could have led to her psychic development before she was ready. [...]

[...] He is simply acting according to another belief, but he is being true to his nature, which in this case led him to the desire for such an achievement. [...]

Even in his poetry, before our work, it always led him at certain times way beyond “himself.” [...]