“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The tabloid turns into a parade float, the contrast showing that the resolution can end in a parade, with rejoicing. The earlier portions of the dream did, however, represent fears that Ruburt was, say, dying of suffocation—not physical suffocation, but from being bound too tightly.

[...] I am telling you that creativity often parades under the guise of disruption—and the word is “parades.”

[...] If you look upon them in that manner, you will avoid being overwhelmed by what seems to be an endless parade of negative thoughts and beliefs that can only lead to destruction. [...]

[...] The Rose Bowl [football] parade was on TV. [...]

[...] I worked with mail, and suggested to Jane that she have a session before the parade into 330 began, to check her vitals.)

[...] A number can also parade as another number, over-weighing an equation. [...]

It is reasonable, logical and even necessary at this time that you do not parade yourselves, giving sessions as one would put on a vaudeville act. [...]

[...] Your present beliefs structure the memories which will parade before you now — and what you remember will then seem to justify the beliefs.

[...] Under its banner of suggestion, however, the great parade of men and other living creatures are observed so that the hypothesis brings about its own hypnotic focus—so that creatures, man, and indeed the universe itself, seem to behave in certain highly ritualized fashions. [...]

[...] A myriad of negative thoughts paraded and were exaggerated.

Since I will not give a session simply to give a session, and because I will not let Ruburt parade me as part of his precious subconscious, I will indeed here speak for myself, but in terms that will help another and for the benefit of that other. [...]

[...] I will not parade any so-called effects for you tonight, however. [...]

[...] There were times during my illness when I had an actual feeling of disbelief at the steady parade of visitors. [...]

On the screen we saw a parade of citizens expressing shock, sadness, and outrage, frustrated by the knowledge that it had all happened before—not only in our country but around the world—and that it would happen again many times more. [...]