“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jim H.: “Might this be compared to the rotating light in a lighthouse?”)

[...] They are here brought into the light—flashed into millions of living rooms. [...]

[...] The skin about them was a light brown. [...]

Otherwise you concentrate your creative energies, all of your energies, upon the disturbance itself, and interpret all other data in the light of that disturbance. [...]

I also do not take my responsibilities lightly, and I feel to a great degree responsible for you, and for any results coming from your communications with me. [...]

[...] It is merely a safety valve, but I do not make any of my suggestions lightly, though from Ruburt’s vehement reactions I shall certainly keep my suggestions mostly to myself.

[...] Jane has scanned portions of it and found it excellent; we’re surprised that we haven’t heard of it before, especially in light of Pierce’s two bestsellers on The Crack in the Cosmic Egg. [...]

[...] The man has a mustache, light brownish or gray. [...]

[...] The ape emotionally represented the instincts in true light, as dependable, supportive, and as the basis for earthly existence. [...]

You did not ask me for a session, but it is a stormy night, so that along the way I touch on a few “stormy” subjects, though with a light hand.

[...] To Ruburt they represent the world at your door, yet he is seeing other people in a truer light as a result. [...]

(10:39.) Simply as an analogy, look at it this way: Your present universe is a mass-shared dream, quite valid — a dream that presents reality in a certain light; a dream that is above all meaningful, creative, based not upon chaos (with a knowing look), but upon spontaneous order. [...]

[...] Many of the traditions do come from the Greeks, from the great Greek play-writers, who quite beautifully and tragically presented the quality of the psyche as it showed itself in the light of Grecian traditions.

[...] Its very existence sets up a kind of significance, in whose light the rest of the universe will be interpreted. [...]

They tried various religions, and in the light of their opinions of themselves their earlier advantages seemed only to damn them further. [...]

[...] The lights had all been lit, but I just couldn’t accept the idea of an apparition.

[...] The room was well lighted. [...]

[...] When I went outside I made sure the porch door was latched so that Mitzi couldn’t get out; she sat silhouetted against the light coming from the kitchen window as she watched me walk down the driveway. [...]

[...] [Mitzi didn’t watch me this time.] Much has taken place in Jane’s and my lives since 1979, as it has for everyone else, but here in the light of the corner streetlight the scene outside our place was just as magical and mysterious as ever. [...]

I want you both, then, to understand that in the greater light of creativity, understanding its true meaning, you have taken the right course, and therefore drop from your minds any lingering ideas of conflict and doubt. [...]

[...] (Pause.) If you are mentioned in an unfavorable light by people who are fanatics in one way or another, then it shows that you are (underlined) making inroads, and that our books are (underlined) being read enough by the followers of a particular doctrine to make the leaders of such doctrines uneasy.

[...] I told him the lighting was flattering, but Bill insisted there was a different quality in the work, and that he did not believe it was due solely to suggestion.

Incidentally, the grandfather of your friend was legitimately connected with your light-hearted experiment the other evening.

The same care and attention must be given as would be given to any vocation, and this is no light matter. [...]

[...] It is quite easy to touch one’s fingertips to the tabletop, and thus verify that no strong physical pressure is being exerted thereon, even subconsciously; especially when the touch is light enough so that the fingertips slide about, as ours did. [...]