“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Their various realities merge in the overall perceptions of the whole self.

[...] The beauty of it lies precisely in the fashion that the merging numbers (integers) meet. [...]

[...] Given the opportunity the ego can and does merge with other portions of the self, and yet loosely maintains a psychological framework within which the experience can be translated in your terms.

[...] It is rather that he accepted some of James’s questions as he understood them through his teaching, and allowed these to merge with questions of his own. [...]

[...] It is to show you that you have a private and a joint reality, and that your purposes merge, and so do your beliefs.

[...] The realities merge so walls inside the house did not serve as divisions, and had you followed me you would have seen that passing through one wall would not lead you to a room on the other side, but to numberless rooms within the wall.

[...] They are forming a gestalt, where the five consciousnesses will merge to form a new identity.”

[...] You are an accomplished person in painting and in writing, and the characteristics that also give you those abilities merge together to form the framework of the sessions, and the excellent quality of the notes—in which, by the way, you communicate to others very clearly those ideas of excellence, and those visions, that sustain many readers.

[...] There are two triangles which have merged into one, for one is involved with the present, and one with the future. [...]

[...] In a fashion you are merging arts together, and laying the groundwork for new kinds of art that presently do not exist.

[...] These ideas merge with conventional beliefs about age, so that it seems you must take stock. [...]

[...] The knowledge will merge with your own conscious feelings at the time. [...]

In the various levels of existence the inner and outer egos begin to merge. [...]

[...] The next instant, my consciousness rushed out of my body, yet it was itself bodiless, taking up no space at all; it seemed to be merging with the air outside the window, plunging through the treetops, resting, curled within a single leaf. [...]

As far as the inner senses are concerned, they merge smoothly, one into the other, operating as a unit in what I will call pure unhampered circumstances. [...]

[...] To merge with the elements of an environment in such a way that you become a living part of it.

(“There were three men whose lives became confused in history and merged, and whose composite history became known as the life of Christ…. [...]

[...] The product of such merging is extremely individualistic, and yet more comprehensible to others than say a fragment from the dream world.

Our worlds merged and I cried out;

[...] Begin with your intellect and then leap over to feeling the concepts, and go along and merge with them. [...]