“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is its opposite — the desire for destruction.

[...] The opposition of science and religion would only reinforce her own personal fears, then—a very important point. [...]

[...] Jane sat at the living room table with Jerry opposite; I sat nearby taking notes. [...]

[...] The orientation that gives you the creative achievement lies in the opposite direction.

The “natural” subjective experience — the feelings involved — give the opposite explanation. [...]

[...] It has been an exterior source, and in your world light and dark certainly appear to be opposites.

[...] It often seems instead that the opposite is true. [...]

(Sue sat just opposite Jane, and I gestured for her to number the symbols when Jane lay the pen down and began to describe them for Seth. [...]

[...] It is not that those emotions are opposites. [...]

[...] During the day, however, having made an important decision in one direction, you may begin to feel the reality of the opposite decision and its ramifications. [...]

[...] They are opposites which are nevertheless complementary and which merge into one. [...]

[...] It was very dimly visible; we sat opposite each other, hands flat upon the cloth and sometimes touching, with the ring always visible between our hands. [...]

[...] She sat opposite the couch, where I sat; in her rocker as usual. [...]

For a compulsion is here that becomes an attribute, and this compulsion gives its opposite face a human character. [...]

[...] Others of similar background maintain just the opposite—that the right to recreate one’s kind is inalienable. [...]

Ruburt’s performance is in direct opposition to the “spiritualistic tradition” of women as mediums, who simply took down or spoke “the sacred words.”

(Seth’s preference here, incidentally, is the direct opposite of my own feeling on the matter. [...]

Ruburt’s condition has also served as a framework in which he is the opposite of the conquering hero. [...]

[...] The situation however is such that almost any clear emotion is automatically denied expression, shunted aside and often replaced completely by an opposite—all under the guise of the idea of (in quotes) “being good and understanding.”

([Nadine.) “Would it be possible, like, to have a husband and wife that were, when they were gotten together, you would have a great person with opposite personalities, could they possibly be two probable selves?”)