“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You usually think, for example, that your feelings about a given event are primarily reactions to the event itself. [...]

Many churches are primarily devoted to the repression of high spirits rather than their promotion, and a fear of an almighty God is generated, so that God becomes the bestower of punishment rather than the giver of love. [...]

[...] Dreams are primarily events, of course. [...]

Some ancient religions put the existence of gods there, and saw the spirits of each living thing as existing primarily in that invisible medium of reality. [...]

[...] It does mean that his overall identity will not stand for a protracted period when concentration is not primarily focused within this work framework.

[...] The genetic patterns for any given species reside, of course, primarily in that species’ genetic bank—but that genetic bank does not exist in isolation, but [is] invisibly connected with the genetic makeup of each other species (all very intently).

[...] On the other hand they followed a different kind of development, primarily a mental and psychic one that carried them into another kind of experience so different as to be alien in quality and degree.

[...] In larger terms, however, each individual suffers whenever identity is defined primarily as a matter of sexual orientation.

The mystic is primarily concerned with a one-point relationship to the universe. [...]

[...] Ruburt has primarily been concerned with the ideal that is behind all of his books, and with the practical matter of getting those out into the world. [...]

This artistic sense of responsibility was given a thicker coat by what seemed to be psychic responsibility: it seemed to Ruburt that he should use his abilities primarily to help others, or to help solve the world’s problems, or to cast some light into man’s condition. [...]

[...] All that is primarily needed is trust in those healing processes, and particularly in the body’s relaxation. [...]

(Long pause.) A democracy is a highly interesting form of government, highly significant because it demands so much of individual consciousness, and because it must rest primarily upon a belief in the powers of the individual. [...]

[...] When he considers work as paramount, however, or thinks in terms of “the work of my life,” that emphasis inclines (with amusement) him to think primarily of results rather than of doing. [...]

[...] Each person will generally find it easier to operate as male or female, lesbian or homosexual, but each person is primarily bisexual. [...]

[...] Poetry and painting were both functional in ways that I will describe in our next book (humorously, elaborately casual), and “esthetic,” but poetry and painting have always involved primarily man’s attempt to understand himself and his world. [...] The true artist in those terms was always primarily—in your terms again—a psychic or a mystic.

You identified, primarily now, as a poet and an artist because those designations, up to that time, seemed most closely to fit your abilities and temperaments. [...]

The validity and quality of any communications will rest primarily with the energy with which you are willing to develop your abilities. [...]

[...] If you cannot trust the self, then you will see social and civic organizations primarily as ways of directing the self in certain areas, prohibiting its full power. [...]

So far in our discussion, then, we have an inner self, dwelling primarily in a mental or psychic dimension, dreaming itself into physical form, and finally forming a body consciousness. [...]

(Long pause at 9:25.) In the first place, reality is primarily a mental phenomenon, in which the perceptions of the senses are organized and put together in ways that perfectly “mimic” in physical terms a primary (long pause) nonphysical experience. [...]