“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In the largest terms you cannot really call attitudes good or bad, though they certainly seem to be one or the other often in your experience. [...]

When Ruburt really became worried about becoming pregnant, he simply stopped having his period, and that took care of that.

[...] Phil was really astonished, and so was I.

[...] I followed his advice, though I didn’t really think there would be much response in this area. [...]

[...] One night he really startled us. [...]

[...] For a minute I was really frightened. [...]

I was really delighted when the whole thing checked out. [...]

[...] I was really excited about the whole thing and waited eagerly for his comments. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Others saw you but were unconcerned, showing that the concern was your own, but also expressing the feeling that the world might not really care.

[...] Jane’s sense of time had been elongated while she spoke for Seth: “I feel like I was really far … like you were getting more than you could translate, like you were right on the edge of something….”

[...] But while these lights were ‘only’ white, they were both warm and cool, indescribable in their intensity, and really contained all colors.

Your personality is truly multidimensional, and after you have been here for some time, you will realize what the words multi-dimensional really mean, for they mean that you are not imprisoned within time, as you know it, in any way. [...]

[...] He is also however, those portions of himself who are far less developed for they all exist as one and there are really no separations, and all the portions of himself that were less developed are aware of this correspondence. [...]

It is, indeed, and some evening I will tell you that you had better change your entire conception of the word lives and this is the first hint I have given, either in our private sessions, or in this one, of some rather important material, but think of what you mean when you use the word life, or lives, and see how limited it really is. [...]

[...] Medical technology alone, however expert, cannot really heal a broken heart, of course. [...]

Now, I bid you a fond good evening—and if you will really remember what I say, and take it to heart, then your chest would not bother you when you exert yourself or worry; and if you would remind yourself during your naptime that the vitality of the universe is indeed surging through your body as you sleep, then you would rid yourself of that annoying difficulty.

[...] Your emotional (underlined) sex life, as last night shows; when you let down with each other and really show your feelings.

[...] You have not, either of you, begun to appreciate your physically apparent financial abundance; and you refuse, to some extent, to take comfort from it, but instead concentrate upon high prices without being really consciously aware of the fact that you are able to meet them.

[...] Matter has little, really no, durability in itself, and is merely the instantaneous form taken by consciousness as it projects itself in the physical field.

Let me tell you that only now, with this material, will we really begin our leap into real understanding of things as they are. [...]

In your dealings with the physical universe and with other individuals, you have really made great gains. [...]

[...] It had been one of those sessions that really took something out of her; she had, she said, felt that Seth was pushing the material through.)

[...] When we really progress in our sessions, you will have results that are as real as the outer camouflages that you take for granted.

[...] You can see how handicapped we both are because of the difficulties involved in trying to make you understand inner data in terms of outer data, when the two are so apart, really, even while they are so closely connected. [...]

There is so much to tell you I can really only hit the high spots a good deal of the time. [...]

Dear Joseph, apropos of your remarks during your break: I feel concept patterns, or at least that is the nearest I can come to explaining it to you, and this my dear friend will involve our third inner sense when we really go into that discussion. [...]

[...] I told Jane I hoped the whole episode served as a warning as to what hospitals were really like, and the well-meaning but misguided people who worked in them. [...]

[...] She really likes us, and we like her. [...]

(I told Jane she should be really pleased by all these positive signs that she is improving. [...]

Now: you cannot really go wrong with your suggestions at this stage of the game, as long as you allow the body’s wisdom freedom, so that it automatically lets its own order predominate. [...]

[...] All of those other things seemed to get in the way of the few things I really wanted to do, including writing. [...]

[...] Understanding that, you see, can really give you greater leeway, for while you might still recognize such beliefs in yourself at times, you will also be able to recognize their source—and by doing so automatically confound them. [...]

[...] I thought it really was a reflection of the author’s fears more than anything else. [...]

[...] She was really pleased at the accomplishment; I was too. [...]

[...] “Really enjoying it,” she said. [...]

[...] I read the rough draft of the letter to Maude Cardwell to Jane, who really liked it. [...]

(As we talked Jane herself made the intuitive connection that her “intellectual skepticism” about her psychic gifts is really a fear, an emotional masquerade that prevents her from being really objective in considering her abilities. [...]

[...] Later, Rob said that he never heard me speak to him and questioned whether I’d really spoken. [...]

[...] I was really disappointed, but shook my consciousness to set it back to daily things, and with only a moment of reorientation attended to my guests.

[...] Probable realities seemed like such an esoteric idea that we really hadn’t hoped for much practical experience with it. [...]

[...] I wonder if the town is Sayre, Pennsylvania and if we are all really there or if we have made this place up. [...]

[...] Since 1925 scientists have been steadily reducing their estimates of what a “safe” dose for human beings really is, however, and many now believe that there’s no such thing as a completely harmless amount of even low-level radiation. [...]

[...] Why, I wondered as I began to read, are Iranians harassing a whole group of other Iranians in such unpleasant ways—really seeking to exterminate them? [...]

[...] Despite all man does, he cannot really work any destruction—but while he believes in destruction, then to that extent he minimizes what he is, and must work harder to use creativity.”

[...] really, encouraged, damn near joyful; then why the restraint? [...]