“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Frank represents your belief that you must hold on to someone at least medically oriented, if unconventionally so, in Framework 1—a needed crutch, and he has been of some help. [...]

The conscious physically oriented portions of the self become acquainted with the inner information. [...]

[...] It has been fashionable in the past to believe that each species was oriented selfishly toward its own survival. [...]

[...] One purpose was his realization that such a book, for now, even at his best, with personal orientation, was not his cup of tea. [...]

Rob’s notes provide the necessary exterior orientation for this present volume, as they do for the previous Seth books, and hint at the framework of normal life in which Seth so gallantly “appears” twice weekly, tossing off my glasses and thereby signaling the beginning of my trance. [...]

(Her challenge, then, is that she’s never integrated fully her psychic orientation, the true source of all of her gifts, with her views of the rest of her world. [...]

[...] Otherwise identity is smothered to a large degree beneath a strictly oriented one-sex identification, with other characteristics masked and denied expression.

[...] I explained that I think Seth’s and our own endeavors on her behalf had been negated each time because we’d alerted her sinful self’s fears—making it try harder to protect her according to its own very restrictive orientation.

[...] In many cases, when people make the necessary decisions that would otherwise restore their bodies, medical drugs have so muddied body orientation that the affair is further complicated. [...]

[...] Politically oriented people felt that they had no really strong hold, so that effective communication with the federal government could not be expected. [...]

[...] Now it is Jane’s (underlined) responsibility as a present physically oriented creature, to use the psychic and creative abilities that she has to their fullest, and as a legacy to help others.

He had no sportsman-like background; on the contrary, a lack of ordinary physical orientation and interaction. [...]

[...] There is a period when you retain the idea of camouflage time, before full freedom enters in, and a small lapse before orientation is possible.

[...] The normal intellect, oriented so precisely by beliefs to the inevitability of a one-focused kind of perception, is limited.

[...] As in the Introductory Notes, I want to stress Jane’s role as the creative artist, disseminating her personal view of a larger inner reality, and her intuitive and conscious comprehension of at least some aspects of that reality; for such understanding can easily elude our Western-oriented, materialistic, technological outlook.

[...] He’s become quite religiously oriented, as is his right. [...]

[...] It was a rich pageantry of beliefs—almost an Oriental Christianity despite the fact that the Christians were considered the true infidels.

This is a dimension of existence native to consciousness, however, when it is not physically oriented. [...]

[...] You are working on two main problems, but both involve the sacredness of the individual, and the individual’s relationship with others and with all physically oriented consciousness.

[...] [I note also that neither one of us is trying to get rid of our Western orientation, or to desert it — but to understand it more fully.]