“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Pause.) A people’s recognized god represents such a psychic plan, projected out as an ideal. [...]

[...] This might be it: the psychotic individual—and I knew that she was at least highly neurotic—may project so strongly that I pick up too much before I apply guards.

If the world seems too unsafe, you set up projections often against shadows, because you have accepted those shadows unthinkingly as facts. [...]

[...] We project our inner knowledge “outward” in distorted fashion; thus on a global scale we thrash about with our problems of war, overpopulation, and dwindling natural resources, to name but a few.

He feels he has betrayed himself, and he projects that betrayal outward until betrayal is all that he sees in the socio-political world. [...]

(Putting off Dreams, it seemed to me, was a necessity at the moment because I now believed that the long interlude in her dictation was, again, a clear sign of resistance to the project on Jane’s part. [...]

They may misinterpret its nature, project it outside of themselves, turn it into a hobby, a chore, a religion, an art, a rigorous set of laws—but reading my books, they recognize the authority of the inner psyche. [...]

[...] This would certainly be a luxury for me; in my notes for Mass Events I’ve shown how complicated affairs could get for Jane and me when I had to juggle several projects at once over long periods of time.

[...] You did not project failure into the future, but success. [...]

There are a series of projections on the part of your husband toward you and on the part of you toward your husband. [...]

[...] In one respect he was like a time projection, appearing out of place, a psychological warp brought into displacement by a phenomena that psychologically could be likened to a natural phenomena like a volcano.

[...] There were frequent out-of-body projections in which she attended classes, taught initially by various Speakers. [...]

(This account will also draw from the chapter on seances in Jane’s projected book on ESP. [...]

[...] We do at times visit you, your system, by sending projections of ourselves in such innocent manners.

[...] Had some kind of projection on my part been involved, back to the studio bookcase? [...]

“This does not involve projection.

[...] You have chosen them and projected them ahead of you, out into the medium of time.

[...] She’s been working on the project for some time along with her other books, and it may develop into more than one volume.

[...] Bantam, who had the original option on Seven, then bid higher for the three projected Sevens than Pocket Books has so far—the latter has until this Wednesday to bid against Bantam’s $50,000 offer.

[...] On top of that, you projected worries into the future as well. [...]

[...] B) Stop indulging in bitter and negative projections into the future. [...]

[...] Before you left for your trip I told you of some of Ruburt’s negative projections, and advised you both to discuss them. [...]

([Mark:] “You said if we needed help in projection to call on you, and I can still do that?”)