“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Instruments designed to measure the vibrations with which scientists are familiar will be designed and redesigned. [...]

[...] Investigations carried on according to what is considered scientific precepts are doomed in a large measure to slow-motion tactics at best, and to complete failure at worst.

In a very small measure you can see how this works when you think of your mother in, say, her last years, and compare your idea of her with those of [your brothers] Linden and Richard. [...]

[...] I did not attempt any measurements this time, being satisfied now that when this feeling of enlargement is present, there is a definite physical difference. [...]

[...] He brought a friend, Jim Tennant, a research technician in spectroscopic measurements and tabulating data, for Corning Glass, which is near Elmira. [...]

[...] You will automatically shield yourself in a large measure from stimuli that is too strong for your own rate of development. [...]

[...] Ruburt did have a larger measure of independence at the gallery until very recently, and it is this more than anything which causes the difficulty.

[...] See the detailed measurement data in the 55th session also. [...]

[...] In the 212th session for November 29,1965 Seth discussed various measurements that could be taken from Jane just before, during, and after sessions by a doctor. [...]

(“A rectangular shape”, does not obviously apply, in that the coaster measures square within 1/32 inches.

[...] We talked of making arrangements to measure the circumference of her fingers before and during this phenomena, to see if there is actually any physical enlargement.

[...] They are not precognitive, however, because in a large measure they bring about or cause the later events.

[...] Before our experiments began, I used to think that dreams were relatively chaotic productions, with a few subconscious insights thrown in for good measure, now and then — a nightly retreat into idiocy for the tired brain. [...]

[...] It is fashionable in your time to consider man, or man’s “I”, as the product of the brain and an isolated bit of the subconscious, with a few odds and ends thrown in for good measure.

(Jane said she was sure “Something square” referred to the dimensions of the test envelope when it was folded, although it does not measure out as a perfect square. [...]

A measurement of abilities, though I do not know to what this refers.

There is no way of measuring inner experience, or the psychological experience, rather, of someone who has lost a friend in death, but you do not deny that such an experience happens. [...]

For all of your complaining (Seth told us with some humor at 8:56), you understand in rather good measure the decisions and actions that motivate your lives, so that Ruburt is more than usually aware of the manipulations that psychologically and physically lie just beneath the material usually carried by what is ordinarily called the conscious mind. [...]

[...] If the old unifying system of personality has broken down, the illness, serving as a makeshift, temporary emergency measure may hold the integrity of the personality intact until a new constructive, unifying principle replaces the original.

[...] Then as a preventative measure the populace is invited to the new inoculation.

[...] I have no real way of measuring the magnitude of what I was hearing, beyond stating that it enveloped me completely. [...]