“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

At this point, I look up and see Seth sitting on some crates, very much heavier-looking than in the portrait Rob did of him — swarthier, in dark khaki clothes and boots.

The people have orangish faces, pointed ears and very long hair on their heads and hands. [...]

But what is the point of all these probable selves? [...]

[...] You are at that point now.

[...] True, the data was not as specific as it has often been, but it did contain a number of valid points. [...]

[...] This data is a case in point. [...]

[...] I owe Wendell a letter, and may ask him to clear up some of the points mentioned in the data, and by Seth after break. [...]

[...] These will be points to ask him about if I decide to explain the envelope material to him.

[...] And within the range of effective perception, starting at any particular point, there are patterns within patterns. [...]

If however we changed our arbitrary boundary points, then the minor selves at either end would now seem to be portions of other selves. [...]

[...] My point is to show that she did not have time to consciously tinker with the thought, to recompose it in a literary sense, etc.)

This book however will also point out the truths that do exist within the tattered garments of organized established religions; rip apart the crumbling fabric of dogma to the body of revelationary knowledge that was always there.

[...] The call nicely pointed up the material for the session given above, re making it known to others, etc; the call was from a prospective ESP class member.

Another brief note, perhaps mystifying to you: the mistletoe (pointing) over the door is also beneficial.

Another point here on Ruburt. [...]

[...] The various lines however all represent full use of your abilities, merely pointing out various lines of focus that you may choose.

[...] Now you (Jane pointed to me as Seth), for a very brief time, close your eyes and see if you experience anything. [...]

[...] Your bodies are probable-constructs (hyphenate that if you want to), in that they exist only because of the atoms’ appearance at certain points of probability. At other levels the atoms do not exist at those same points, and your bodies there (Jane leaned forward for emphasis) are not the same physical constructs. [...]

(“Well,” Jane said, indicating two points in front of her as we sat waiting for the session to begin, “there’s book stuff there [to the left], and stuff on me there [to the right]. [...]

(The first point I would like to make is that Seth told us enough of the clairvoyant material involving Dr. Instream is valid; this will keep up the doctor’s interest. The second point concerns the main subject matter of the session, which evolved from a question I asked Seth about the Gallagher’s cottage on Seneca Lake. [...]

[...] Thus the first half of this session is summarized from memory, with no particular effort made to remember every point covered. [...]

Now you are looking at the personality with the ego as your starting point. Other portions of the personality however perceive, or attempt to perceive, the whole self from their own starting point. [...]

[...] It goes without saying that Ruburt’s improvements will continue, and at a certain point accelerate as the body takes advantage of work done.

(Waving a foot in the air, pointing it at me:) This is the end of tonight’s session. [...]

[...] You are at that point now. [...]

[...] I didn’t expect anything different tonight, but I have a feeling that whether you can take advantage of it or not, it represents a kind of turning point....” [...]

[...] Your being, the greater consciousness that is yourself, intersects with space and time; it is born in flesh simultaneously at many [moment] “points.” [...]

(9:56.) In a manner of speaking, you travel back and forth each night through atmospheres and entry points of which you are not aware. [...]

What is the point of it all? [...]

[...] Later, in a free period, she showed me her first-grade classroom, specifically pointing out the closet and mentioning the difficulty involved in helping the children hang up their clothes.

The next dream was far more bizarre and rather frightening, but it taught me even more about the nature of dreaming and illustrated many points that Seth had made earlier. [...]

Looking over my shoulder now, Rob pointed at the sketch I’d done with the dream. [...]

[...] You withdraw emotionally, and it is at this point that Ruburt then begins his reactions. Precisely at the point where he feels pressed enough to practically and symbolically invade your working studio with intimacy in mind, and spontaneous intimacy at that—that is the point that you quickly begin an emotional and physical retreat.

A point I want to make: these are small but significant attitudes of his. [...]

[...] These are important points however. [...]

(With much humor and irony:) What comic book reader wants to bother with a Clark Kent who, before his transformation, distracts the reader with such beside-the-point questions as “What am I doing? [...] At what point am I me? [...]

[...] In any of these discussions, however, remember I am specifying certain important points, for there are, again, many realities. [...]

[...] From the comic book reader to the scholar, each will find a point of contact within my work. [...]

Those statements should not go underground, again, but he should sympathetically address his doubts and the various points of their contentions can then be quite adequately settled—or at least resolved, reconciled. [...]

You cannot collect data—and you collect it, both of you—that points out man’s stupidities, and then demand that you personally go against what you think of as man’s ingrained idiocy. [...]

(Bill’s drawings of Seth show an extremely high cranium—according to Seth Bill’s graphic translation of Bill’s feeling of high intelligence on Seth’s part—and a pointed chin. While pointed the chin is not long. Jane said, this evening, that her subjective feeling was one of elongation of the chin, to a point. [...]

[...] The point is, Jane explained, that such data often needs interpretation. [...] A case in point here is the X-shape data explained later.

(Seth got to the point quicker than I did with the pendulum, although I was somewhat handicapped through lack of time. [...]

(When I got to 330 this afternoon Jane pointed out to me that she wore no dressing on her right elbow or the little toes of her left foot. [...]

[...] The small but vivid “dream” is an example of a mental spontaneous exercise that in its fashion is every bit as effective as a physical exercise—and such spontaneous normal motion points the way toward the body’s further physical activity. [...]

[...] The point of power is in the present.

With much humor, Jane as Seth made a point during a session in 1969. [...]

[...] (With amusement:) I am making this point because I want it made plain — this, dear Joseph, is a pun — that when I speak of science on another plane I may not speak of the plain old science that you know.

Now back to the point. [...]