“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

This is indeed a training period, and at sometime in the future we will have greater opportunity for range. [...]

(The voice was not Jane’s, although it was similar in range. [...]

Here I have used the term “spacious” for workings of the mind and intuitions that exist in what you might call an accelerated range of action. [...]

[...] With the figure painted out of the photo the rocks would easily resemble any number of aerial shots of denuded mountain ranges, or hills, depending on scale.

[...] But in the vast range of your emotions, leave room for loves that are very distant, so distant and so alien that you do not recognize them. [...]

(At about 10:10 the phone rang. [...]

[...] You were blunt men, yet highly emotional, living for some time near Constantinople, but ranging far, even to Afghanistan, and on several occasions meeting bands from Rome.

[...] The telephone rang. [...]

(At the start of this experiment, while setting the alarm I had instructed myself to come out of the desired state just before the alarm rang. [...]

[...] You are one of the most far-ranging travelers. [...]

[...] The telephone rang, and at Seth’s urging I answered it. [...]

[...] Such an updated animistic/vitalistic view would take into account discoveries ranging from subnuclear events to the largest imaginable astronomical processes in our observable universe. [...]

[...] Wednesday afternoon, then, an hour before I was due to check, the phone rang. [...]

[...] All thoughts are composed of energy, and from our discussions you realize that there are electrical intensities within whose range all reality exists.

(A wide-ranging discussion followed at break. [...]

[...] In other statements in the past, Seth told us that any far-ranging space travel within our own system would also involve mental rather than physical journeys.

[...] The dolphins are a case in point.⁹ In your line of probability they are oddities, yet even now you recognize their great brain capacity, and to some dim extent glimpse the range of their own communication.

[...] The variations mentioned above are intriguing in themselves, and range from an account of an “overlapping double dream” — that is, the individual’s second dream began in the middle of the first one, and extended beyond the end of the first dream — to one in which the dreamer told me, “I knew I’d been having two dreams at once, but I remembered them almost as one dream.”

[...] To date John has agreed with their content, but most of them are of such long range that little has yet developed against which to check.)

[...] However, within the range of human limitations there is indeed much that can be done.