“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There are indeed many kinds of reality, many versions, and it is some time before human beings learn to focus into one particular package of reality.

Now overall he wanted an attractive package, of course, yet to him the book was in the copy mainly. [...]

He realized that at another house he might receive more money or more publicity, or possibly another more esthetically-presented package, yet against the other uncertainties and vicissitudes he felt he had an acceptable framework of operation. [...]

[...] I felt again that an entire new “package” of session material was coming our way — and I wanted to be able to put it to practical use. [...]

[...] If for a moment you try to imagine that you were able to carry your own time with you on such a journey, all packaged neatly in a wristwatch, then you would be quite amazed at what would happen.

[...] Fred also handed me a thick, neatly tied package of brown paper and yellow string—The Christ Book, he said, which was for Jane and me, and for Prentice-Hall. I didn’t open it, and still haven’t. When I asked him where he was really from, he said Denver, and that his address was inside the package. [...]

[...] It came out of the same package as the others used recently. [...]

They are the smallest imaginable “packages” of consciousness that you can imagine, and despite any ideas to the contrary, basically consciousness has nothing to do with size. [...]

[...] (Over a one-minute pause.) It is impossible for you to operate without beliefs in your present mode of existence (another minute), “for beyond” those glittering packages of beliefs, however, there exists the vast reservoir of sensation itself, the land that does indeed exist “beyond beliefs.” [...]

[...] They had a package of books for me also. [...]

The package has to do with the initials M. Minnesota, I do not know except for the initial. The number four is also connected with the package. [...]

[...] A W also connected with the sender of the package. [...]

[...] Then today I opened a package that contained a book of trance material similar to Seth’s. I guess I’m supposed to say thanks and that it’s great, to the publisher and the medium. [...]

(10.30.) I hope to give you more sessions on the nature of events, in a package, so to speak, though Ruburt will have to be at his best since the concepts are so difficult verbally.

[...] It happened that Saturday afternoon I’d taken a package of frozen cheesecake out of the freezer and thawed it out with the intention of serving it Saturday evening. [...]

[...] There is a package wrapped in brown paper in the closet of 330, that I’m not supposed to touch. [...]

[...] Jane was irritated by then, and I’d almost forgotten how I’d laughed when I first opened up the package. [...]

[...] Most experiences of which you are aware come packaged in physical wrapping, and you take the wrapping for the experience itself, and do not think of looking inside. [...]

[...] The material is not for those who would deceive themselves with pretty, packaged, ribboned truths that are parceled out and cut apart so that you can digest them. [...]

(9:55.) Overall, being is its own reward—not that there are not others, but that being obviously makes all of your experiences possible, so you cannot tie being up in a package of work only, regardless of the nature of the work. [...]

[...] These whole comprehensions are then packaged even in the dream state, and translated into usual sense terms.

[...] They are not physical, but they do exist in the whole package of the self, perhaps like the skins of an onion, you see. [...]