“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When the body is worn out, we really want to get rid of it. [...]

[...] There were other details, but the interesting thing was that Mrs. Lowe told me afterward that she was really crazy about horses, and that Greece and France were the only countries in which she had any great interest.

[...] Again, it’s crazy, it really is, because my family this time is connected with the Roger Bacon family from Boston.”

[...] Then she really blushed and told us that she’d always been terrified of fire, and that her nickname in high school had been Joan of Arc or The Witch.

(9:34.) Now: it is easy to live—so easy that although you live, rest, create, respond, feel, touch, see, sleep and wake, you do not really have to try to do any of those things. [...]

It is easy for Ruburt to recover—it really is. [...]

Since these selves exist simultaneously, it is then possible for consciousness to enter, or really form, such an image, undergo experiences within the characteristic pattern of reality, and then project to another image. [...]

[...] But the projecting fragments themselves, you see, do not come and leave unaffected, but grow and mature and develop, really, other portions of the self in continuing extensions. [...]

I see no reason to go into the various personalities who congregate here, but if you are ever really interested, I will for you.

Then, just as Rob was about to ask how we could really perceive the inner realities, Seth began to discuss the second inner sense, giving us a valuable tool for our subjective dissections. [...] Rob was really impatient to get the session typed up so that he could study the material and put it to use.

[...] Words really come to life as he speaks them.)

[...] Not really a rock, but you get the idea. [...]

[...] Yet even though you admit these things, you do not really believe them.

We really never know what is going to happen in a session, and one night Seth really surprised us. [...]

One day while we were still up to our necks in tests, I saw an Associated Press article that really surprised me. [...]

I was really excited to think that a psychologist would do his own experimentation with projection, and I wrote him. [...]

“Is there really more than one viewpoint?”

[...] Nor have you really, with feeling, except for certain times, allowed yourselves to clearly work jointly and together to clear those effects—with faith in your abilities to do so.

[...] For various reasons you have not really focused on solving the problem, but you have focused upon the problem, and there is a vast difference. [...]

You have written the equivalent of your own book from a unique standpoint in “Unknown,” but neither of you have really been able to recognize that. [...]

Your feelings of hopelessness must really be confronted when you feel them, otherwise they erode your position. [...]

[...] That has to do with his misunderstanding for he has not seen, really, that he is producing work for two personalities that cannot be squeezed into conventional publishing rhythms.

[...] Had he really been so against the idea of the book being produced as it was, he would have said so indeed.

[...] That man in the back room is really

[...] “It’s really weird to be so unambitious,” she said as she tried to get settled. [...]

[...] In such cases you are unable to really estimate your own progress of your own accomplishments, for you are not looking at them based upon your own capabilities and inclinations, but using the hypothetical idealized images instead. [...]

[...] You will compare your own life and work often in a critical fashion to artists who were obsessed with one art from the beginning of their lives, or who pursued what is really a kind of straight and undeviating course—a brave courageous one, perhaps, and highly focused, but one that must be in certain respects (underlined) limited in scope and complexity, not crossing any barriers except those that seem to occur strictly within painting’s realm itself (all intently. [...]

[...] You have each been afraid to really exert all of your energies to rid yourselves of this problem.

[...] You did not really exert yourselves fully, except upon a few occasions in the past when improvements did definitely appear to be coming to a hopeful conclusion of the difficulty.

[...] In any case, if you follow the latest sessions, and if you both really exerted your creativity and daring in the area of Ruburt’s condition, you would literally be quite astonished at the results.

[...] “It” never really goes against your wishes. [...]

It would help you both considerably, if when you have the feeling of self-approval really, to sit quietly and try to feel your purposes. [...]

[...] Those beliefs, however, were not really unconscious at all. [...]

[...] If you had, then what creativity and constructiveness were still in you would have softened the faces of the images, really to an amazing degree. [...]

[...] Subconsciously, there is no limit, really, to what mind can accomplish.

[...] For this type of session we really need three nights between. [...]

[...] We are seeing things as they really are. [...]

[...] I also wondered if we were really getting anywhere using it to help Jane. [...]

[...] After the session I told her that having a session a week didn’t really interfere with my own routine; etc. [...]

You are in a position that you may have never really understood. [...]

You still cling, however, to ideas that I tell you now are outmoded, passé and alien to the level of consciousness that is really native to you now. [...]

April 14 Rob decides we really have to do something to tackle my difficulties which have been more than considerable lately, he suggests I call Tam to see when Events is out; or if it is, since April 13 is date of arrival. [...]

[...] She had other good news—but first, she told me that last night she’d really been blue for a time. [...]

[...] Temperature 97.8. I joked with Sharon Poley that it was really 92.1.

[...] There are a few things I’d put somewhat differently now, given the advantage of a couple of years’ hindsight, but Jane and I don’t really want to revise the material. [...] The controversy over whether evolution ever really happened—and/or is happening—is far from resolved, whether in scientific, religious, or lay terms.

[...] I get a spooky feeling that I’ve had before, thinking that here we are, alive and conscious, technologically accomplished, and we really haven’t the slightest idea of where the universe came from or why we’re alive, though as a species we’re gifted with both intellect and intuition. [...]

[...] Life can’t really be that way. [...]

[...] If he thought you looked tired, or at all reproachful or worried or bothered on a session night, he would feel that you did not really want to have a session. But he would cover this up, and if you were not out there with your notebook, he took this as a sign that you really did not want a session. [...]

[...] I was really upset by this time in the session. [...]

Now your own feelings toward success are highly ambiguous, and in the past neither of you really discussed them, so there was fertile ground for Ruburt to exaggerate some of your ideas and feelings.

(Seth’s voice was good, his delivery fast, so that I really had to write quickly in order to keep up.)

[...] Jane had eaten so much through the afternoon that she wasn’t really hungry. [...]

[...] “It’s about this material being far more important than we think it is—that it will really help change the world. [...]