“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The species is also always in the process of keeping within its genetic bank millions of characteristics that might be needed in various contingencies, and in that regard there is a connection, of course, between, say, viruses of many strains and the health not only of man but of other species.

[...] It realizes in that regard a sense of powerlessness, for to some extent it is philosophically cut off from its own source of power. [...]

[...] Your society, however, has indeed considered the rational approach to be the masculine-favored one — so Ruburt had an additional reason in that regard to be such a proponent of the rational approach. [...]

[...] My heartiest regards to you both.

(3:21.) At that level even illness is regarded simply as a part of life’s experience, however unpleasant it might be. [...]

The ego is the only part of the self that regards physical objects as anything but symbols. [...]

[...] We regard the overnight affair at the hospital, and the enormous cost of it and the tests, as largely a waste. [...]

[...] My best regards now, and good evening.

[...] Then I read the session for July 30 — at Jane’s request — the first in this series regarding her death, the end of The Way Toward Health, and so forth. [...]

And you have received some legitimate information in regard to your family. [...]

(After the experiment Sue explained the thoughts she had regarding creativity and responsibility.)

[...] She was greatly pleased at the results of the test, and so was I. Neither of us regard these tests as scientific but we do consider them a beginning toward scientific tests.

[...] And also again, at this time Jane had a “distant” thought or impression of the error she made in the first test regarding a license, but felt content that she was keeping herself in the background.

[...] She has been aware for some time that each new woman reporter seems to regard her, Peg, as competition.)

(After a moment Bill said he thought his beliefs regarding religion were more or less traditional.)

[...] Ruburt’s idea of seeing your psychiatrist (Dr. Beahrs) is good in that regard. [...]

I offer my heartiest regards and I do indeed offer those blessings which are mine to give. [...]

[...] My heartiest regards to you both.

My heartiest regards. [...]

(To me:) You imagine a quiet home in the country—the dream in that regard in your mind, knowing full well you have no intentions of using “valuable time” to mow grass, fix pipes or tend to furnaces. [...]

[...] However, note at the end of these excerpts from the 16th session the meanings and delineations he found within that word “plane” — even though he regarded it as our term.])

Writing poetry for Ruburt is excellent in that regard. [...]

[...] My wife was—and is, I know, for I’m sure that she still lives—the most creative person I’ve ever met, and through her extraordinary abilities she’s left a body of work that I regard as a legacy of inquiry about our understanding of ourselves and our reality. [...]

[...] I am doing this for you: I have the impression of a six in regard to the nonphysical self book. [...]

[...] Regards from your dear old uncle Seth. [...]

[...] Science perceived the spectacular complexity of exterior reality, but turned its sights completely away from any recognition — any at all — until it regarded subjectivity itself as a mere throw-away product, accidentally formed by a mindless matter.

It is time that you regarded such difficulties instead as challenges that are a part of a creative adventure that you have yourselves chosen. [...]