“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Action is thought in physical motion, outwardly perceived.

[...] For here we see many of action’s characteristics: the mobility that does not necessarily involve space, the thrusts outward, and the corresponding thrusts inward. [...]

[...] He discovers the glasses intact, however, better than before, and no longer curved outward and thick.

[...] I told you (at the beginning of this chapter) that it was important to realize the ego’s position as the most “exterior” portion of the inner self, not alienated but looking outward to physical reality. [...]

[...] They will project that fear outward until they seem to meet it in each person they encounter.

[...] He wondered if he did not have the responsibility, again, to spread the psychic message outward. [...]

As emotional storms may be the result of a lack of discipline or of knowledge, or of control of one or more portions of the self, bringing about a corresponding exaggeration or growth of other portions of the self, so also erratic physical storms come from the same causes on a collective basis, but with the energy directed outward and often turned to a constructive purpose. [...]

[...] These are projected outward, you see, and then reacted against.

[...] That exterior world is thrust outward, however, and projected into reality in line with your conscious desires, beliefs, and intent. [...]

[...] He must remember however in his psychological time experiments that to focus outward, within and through the universe, is to expand and focus inward simultaneously. [...]

[...] It is as if I sealed a portion of your physical system off, so that the voice did not travel outward from it. [...]

And warping outward from each act are a million openings, roads traveled and experienced by the soul, naturally and spontaneously following its attributes.

In this case, however, you both sensed your lives at a period of crisis, and projected your fears outward into the formation of the images.

(“This is never a complete process, but the transformation of inner data outward is a splendid — though sometimes disquieting — experience.

The personality in the past, in past existences that is, had a history of hitting out at the organs of the various physical bodies that were its home, as other personalities sometimes have histories that include turning destructiveness outward against others. [...]

The investigation will allow you to probe into the realities of conscious wakefulness, extending your sensual perceptions so that you can probe further outward into physical reality. [...]

Those sketches of his, it seems, do not stand up as creative products as a great sculpture might, but they stand for a truly creative originality in which a consciousness played with internal material, and projected outward many of the material properties that then simply did not exist. [...]

He has been afraid of directing either outward for fear of hurting others. [...]

(Long pause; the pace was still slow at this point.) Consciousness can be turned in many directions, obviously, both inward and outward. [...]

In like manner you explore the mental and feeling aspects, then you turn your attention “outward,” toward the environment that results from this alternate present. [...]

[...] The nature of their activity, therefore, will be projected outward from the personality onto the relatively passive materialization. [...]