“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You would find it hard to express pleasure with a given cover, or you would forget, as with Seven Two, for its attributes would seem lost in your larger displeasure. [...]

[...] I felt a distinct lift of pleasure as I left his office.

Ruburt should do some small amount of writing each day—for his own pleasure and expression. [...]

([Bill:] “I await with pleasure, my dear Seth.”)

[...] What a pleasure it is to see her walk more easily, if only for a few steps at a time—and even if she leans upon a table for support, or whatever else may be handy.

The Prentice letter caused him to react with a burst of spontaneous pleasure. [...]

[...] He is however still at the stage where he takes pleasure in intellectual superiority, and somewhat looks down upon those who are not so intellectually gifted. [...]

[...] Now he walked, not simply for pleasure, but to gain the information he wanted, to cross distances that before his consciousness had freely traveled. [...]

[...] But from the dictionary we learned that in archaic terms a chariot could be a four-wheeled lightweight carriage, used either for pleasure or on certain affairs of state.

[...] All that remains is what pleasure or accomplishment can somehow be wrested from man’s individual biological processes.

[...] The ego can perform its function, fulfill its responsibilities within the physical field, and be free to know adequate joys and pleasures. [...]

[...] Sensuous pleasure will do you both much good during your vacation, a sensuous and psychic immersion into the patterns of nature will refresh you both.

Some of Ruburt’s students would receive great feelings of creative endeavor if you allowed them the simple pleasure of making out envelopes for your (new) letter (to correspondents), but you are afraid of sharing that work, menial as it is. [...]

On the one hand the woman takes pleasure that he now seems to need her so desperately. [...]

[...] I took great pleasure in wiggling them about, shaking them up and down, enjoying the marvelous sense of freedom and lightness they possessed. [...]

[...] Your mind dreams in joyful pleasure at using itself, freed from the concerns of practical living. [...]

(Humorously.) I am overjoyed to be the self that you know (smile), and I do indeed take pleasure in that existence, and in meeting its responsibilities. [...]

(Seth expressed much pleasure at being able to speak in a natural manner, without dealing with the usual philosophical and complicated subjects that make up most of the sessions. [...]

Look at it this way: If someone tells you that pleasure is wrong and tolerance is weakness, and that you must follow this or that dogma blindly in obedience, and if you are told this is the only right road toward the idealized good, then most likely you are dealing with a fanatic. [...]

[...] There is nothing wrong, certainly, and much pleasure, in taking care of your establishment—but not because you must prove something to yourself or to others.