“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] All of this applies quite apart from any other dehumanizing effects, such as overcrowded conditions, the denial of human privacy, and often the negation of dignity.

[...] They have not taken advantage of you as a “highly fired” firm might, and they have actually tried to protect your privacy.

[...] How could watching my wife hobble along possibly be considered a fair price to pay for privacy? [...]

[...] [Those] plagues took rich and poor alike, however, so the complacent well-to-do could see quite clearly, for example, that to some extent sanitary conditions, privacy, peace of mind, had to be granted to the poor alike, for the results of their dissatisfaction would have quite practical results. [...]

[...] From this standpoint you were indeed not alone, and it was not a time for you to be alone, although you may have wished for privacy.

(We were holding the session in Jane’s workroom across the hall from the living room, in order to obtain more privacy. [...]

[...] I mention these details to show something of our situation re Seth’s last deleted session on “intruders” when we want privacy. [...]

[...] Not only do you have lack of privacy, one of Ruburt’s squawks, and not only should various biological functions be separated on your plane as I have suggested, but the room itself, while excellent for some purposes involving use of the intellect, is simply not good for sleeping.

Your privacy during these hours is very important to you. [...]

[...] He has learned to repress feelings, and he believed heartily that repression was necessary to his work, to maintain your privacy, to provide time, to cut out distractions, and to focus attention and expression.

[...] Regular Seth sessions in the privacy of our living room were one thing. [...]

[...] You can have the necessary privacy without using this symptom to get it. [...]

[...] There is no place where identity need stop — yours or anyone else’s. Now, if you want to rest for a while in the familiar privacy of your self-adopted selfhood, then that is all right. [...]

(After this session was held we briefly talked about things we might do in order to ensure privacy, should we decide to be more active in the pursuit of that quality. [...]

You are so consciously aware of your own needs for privacy, Joseph, that Ruburt’s strong but mostly unconscious needs in these directions sometimes go unsatisfied, since he is not aware of them. [...]

[...] Seth told John our house would have privacy.

Nor do I here mean to depreciate Ruburt either, for I also am only too aware of those psychological tests which shall be put to us; and it should be obvious to you that in this respect your precious privacy is indeed invaded, and will be. [...]

[...] Her reluctance here is closely connected to her deep feelings about personal privacy.)

[...] The setting had—and has—privacy without being isolated from other homes not far away and it had plenty of room for our few possessions and work projects. [...]