“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At this point it returned to you, and lost its explosive, isolated importance. [...]

[...] The emotional reaction was rather natural, since our last session touched on some deep points.

[...] (Jane pointed at me for emphasis.)He knows it is being released. [...]

[...] Now Jane held up one hand, then pointed to it.

[...] (Pause.) We are aware of what it means to you, and that you consider it a part of your identity, as if the self existed somewhere between two points, on a solid line. One point representing a birth, and another a death.

[...] I have participated in other existences and moment points that you might find confining, but that was challenging to me. [...]

(This triangle had its point, she said, in back of her eyes, toward the back of her head, and radiated forward and outward. [...]

(I agree with all of the above, except that perhaps leadership should be a mutual thing in our case, one’s strengths bolstering the others’ weaker points, etc.)

[...] It is and has been a sore point. [...]

[...] A separate point, returning now to a discussion of fears. [...]

[...] Some of the difficulty here had to do with the fact that Ruburt uncovered his body in front of others, which to him made him feel vulnerable, pointed up the contrast (with others); he would not let the normal feelings have release. [...]

(Seth began talking about these points in the very early sessions. [...]

[...] On my end this framework projects imagery, and with my direction it uses Ruburt’s own personal associations to direct his impressions toward the correct point. [...]

—where the circle area is not complete, it is distorted down to a point, and I believe broken or open at the opposite side. [...]

[...] We made what connections we could, but missed some that Seth later pointed out; these then seemed to be rather obvious. [...]

[...] You enjoyed your passivity (to Ned) to the point of an enjoyous giving-up; and instead, you see, there is a point within passivity where you are passively alert. And you went beyond the point and lost what you might have seen. As our friend here went beyond the point (referring to Theodore), looked at the portraits and consciously—for you did not make an original, intuitive, judgment—but consciously looked at these portraits in terms of nationality, age and all the requirements that you thought of. [...]

(To Sue and Ned:) I do have one point to make. [...]

[...] A mole or mark on one of the feet—a possible weak point in the right elbow—given to high exuberance, quick moods—but not forgiving. [...]

[...] (This to clarify a point being discussed by the class. [...]

[...] This is perhaps the strongest point of my message to you this evening, the one I would have you take to heart. [...] But I will not discuss them until these points have been made.

Both of you to this point have inner problems that prevent you from entering into marriage. [...] And that does me good, for I would not like to speak so long and so hard without feeling that I had managed to get some small point across. [...]

You are not able, at this point, you have never been able to look at a man as an individual human being. [...]

[...] But you do not see this man’s good points or failings clearly. [...]

Yet also at this point of resistance will be found, in the case of your system, particles that are part of your system and also part of another system. [...]

[...] This is a rather important point, for it concerns all units or systems. [...]

Dreams are such connectives, for you see that this preliminary material is very much to the point as far as our dream universe is concerned, and is itself a connective to that discussion. [...]

[...] This brings us to several points that I will leave for our next session.

[...] I believe I’m on the point of renouncing the fan mail, or most of it. [...]

[...] An important point, and a new one, I think. [...]

While I want to emphasize that point, I also want to remind you that innately and ideally the body is quite equipped to heal itself, and certainly to cure its own momentary headache. [...]

[...] Many dictatorial religions pointedly refuse to allow their congregations to indulge in any type of play at all, and frown upon it as sinful. [...]

(Yesterday while proofreading the Mass Events galleys I got the feeling that that book really bothered me, served as a focal point. [...] My idea is that the eyes get bad after the muscular strain reaches a certain point. [...]

I wanted to make one small point. [...]

[...] You (pointing to Andrea), in 1572—Poland, what is now considered Poland, a boy—relatives from Russia. [...]

He is beyond the point, however, of unpredictability, as when he could not tell when the right leg would hold or not in any position. [...]

You have said you have but one publisher, where Prentice has many authors, and that is the point. [...]

[...] Beliefs are strongest at precisely the point of conscious impact upon the physical environment. [...]

(9:51.) The point of power exercise can be utilized from these other levels, where the inner mobility is then seen “rising upward”. [...]

[...] I am pointing out here a few considerations—not important in themselves, but for what they represent.

[...] You make a point, each of you, of concentrating upon your financial lacks, rather than your gains. [...]

I have until this point said very little about the so-called astral body. [...] For another, I did not want to discuss such points until I had first prepared you for not only their existence, but their purpose and logic.

These points are all extremely important. [...]

[...] It is actually the intangible but actual framework formed by inner energy, about whose lines or, actually, reference points, the physical framework is constructed. [...]

The cue points began to break up of themselves, and your anticipated activities will further aid in their deterioration. The offending foods were cue points, you see. [...]

The change of schedule will help break up the symptoms, old C U E (spelled) points being scattered. [...]

In the matter of weight also there was first a point where weight process was reversed, where the weight was held steady before a gain could be made. [...]

You have a good point of organization with your pendulum work today. [...]

Now let us for a moment look at the situation from the point of view of the unconscious. [...]

[...] When Ruburt discovered that his energy and abilities had led him to a point where he was at odds with religion and science, and had no place to roost, thematically, he became very worried.

A point also from the past—if he did not toe the mark with Walt, Walt also threatened to abandon him—once, in the middle of the desert.

(“That’s why I’m harping on this point that I’m not alone in this deal.”)

The point is to let, permit, allow yourself to forget, not force.

What you should do, you see, is simply trust, for this is the most practical point of all.

I cannot stress too strongly however the main points I have made tonight. [...]

He needs the help now more than you, but I will sometime, when you want it, point out the ways in which your own accomplishments have been made in the face of the negative beliefs and aspects that at one time you accepted.

[...] He has kept that tooth (pointing) in his mouth for six months. [...]

[...] You will find several points where this can be done, and I will answer any questions that you have.

[...] One point I want to mention: Ruburt’s mother tried to escape poverty through the calculated unrelenting use of her beauty, and it did not work. [...]

[...] I am simply putting this in consecutive fashion, emphasizing certain points for convenience’s sake now. [...]

A clear understanding of the point of power will clear that up, that seeming discrepancy between what he wants and what he has. [...]

[...] As will be seen, Seth handled this material very well, bluntly and to the point in no uncertain terms.

[...] The students are acquainted with Seth through Pat’s efforts, and this enables Seth to get to the point concerning the idea of the material.

[...] The object of the chase is not the important point. [...]

You have an ability to develop awareness in young people…and to bring them to a point of enthusiasm, to spark their…no mean talent…