“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] My personal opinion is that the combination of all three elements—vitamins, peanut oil, and cod liver oil, have helped a great deal in achieving these improvements, and that each time we pass up the “treatment,” which is absurdly simple, we do miss out on something helpful. [...]

[...] At least that is my opinion.

[...] It seems inconceivable to grant to them anything approaching opinion or belief. [...]

(10:25.) I cannot change my stand on that issue, regardless of your opinions of it, the two of you. [...]

(Smile.) I would of course provide the reader with a statement of my own background, and to some extent compare my attitudes toward your system of reality, for when I lived within it my opinions were far different than they are now.

[...] As it is, my opinion of Prentice-Hall has sunk to a new low, and it was low enough to begin with.

One changed his opinion of the man, and for the better. [...]

[...] Augustus’s wife made the difference, for it was obvious that she did not have the same opinion of this “friend” that her husband had. [...]

[...] In his letter of October 22, the publisher certainly did write a cosmopolitan letter, in our opinion.

Contrary to current opinion, the subconscious is far from rigid.

[...] My friends are understandably worried concerning the convenience and opinion of their neighbors, and therefore I shall not carry this insignificant display any further than I have at this point.

[...] For in my opinion there isn’t such a one around. [...]

[...] Now she became rather upset as we both voiced our opinions just before the session, and this probably contributed to the later start of the session. [...]

(10:20.) In practical terms there is a dream consensus of opinion, where tomorrow’s physical events are decided upon. [...]

[...] In the discussion of “primitive” and “civilized” man that followed, Warren presented his opinion that some civilizations, such as those of Babylonia, Egypt, the Incas, and so forth, had been founded by initiate groups from Atlantis⁴ … that while “primitive” man may have had a kind of gestalt consciousness, he had no individual consciousness. [...]

[...] But I can see how he felt the way he did, in the light of my expressed opinions about Fell. [...]

(It was 10:24, and too late for an envelope test in my opinion. [...]

[...] I’m also of the opinion that small ritual tends to emphasize data in the mind, and set it off to advantage, in the same way that good cuisine is set off by fine dishes.

He took it for granted that the material would not be financially acceptable to a publisher, because he sensed this was Fell’s opinion. [...]

[...] John was unable to say whether, in his opinion, the male companion is the man referred to by Seth. [...]

(John also told us later that he felt the woman herself was the one who was 27; certainly not over 30, in his opinion. [...]