“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For practical purposes it is excellent policy to check often with the personal subconscious through use of the pendulum.

[...] And therefore he has changed that policy. [...]

He should point out frankly the fact that he has been more valuable to his firm than others who have slavishly followed conventional policy. [...]

I will now, in line with my policy of balancing out our sessions, end this one. [...]

[...] Jane and I have always made it a policy to have a carbon of any written material—prose, poetry, etc., in separate hands outside of our house, as a protection against loss by accident, fire, etc.

[...] Jane said she did not know of this policy. [...]

[...] Social conditions, political states, economic policies, and even religious or philosophical frameworks that foster such mental states, bring about a biological retaliation. [...]

[...] They will disagree on matters of policy. [...]

(Dr. Instream said it was best to pursue a policy of denying nothing, to ignore the criticisms and go our own way. [...]

[...] There seems to be a shifting on three different layers: the first shift as mentioned earlier beginning in approximately three months, followed by two more shifts, this both of policy and some personnel. [...]

[...] That is, it will be a good policy to arise at 7:30, and get your painting time in. [...]

[...] When I filled out my application for the insurance policy that went with the AAA membership, I inadvertently made a mistake in my license number. [...]

We had a hard time believing him when Seth told us the very next evening, on April 23, that Jane’s sinful self thinks her physical symptoms are necessary “for the personality’s own good”; that that self has no conception that its policies have become self-defeating; that, following Catholic and non-Catholic Christianity, it believes that suffering is good for the soul; that the idea of the flesh itself being graced is, to it, blasphemous.

[...] To some extent the same type of policy is still reflected in your current societies, though science or the state itself may serve instead of the church as the voice of authority.

[...] The two corresponded frequently, met often, and in their ways conspired to alter many of the practices that were abhorrent yet held as proper church policy.

[...] They continue their revolution even with their shortsighted military and economic policies, the war, the assassinations of scores of their leaders, and their country’s isolation by the free world. [...]

[...] I speculated that the overall revolutionary and fundamentalistic consciousness of Iran is like a creative vortex, surrounded by other great national consciousnesses that are strongly resisting its policies for their own creative religious and political reasons. [...]

Within a few weeks Ed Robbins’ and my labors on the Mike Hammer detective strip came to an end due to policy differences with the syndicate distributing the feature. [...]