“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The secrecy also enables him to retreat in anger from you to some extent under the conditions mentioned earlier, and also has much to do with all of this brooding in secret. [...]

I will tell you another of his secrets. [...]

[...] But you wouldn’t be seen in public with me, you kept the whole thing secret. [...]

[...] The more complicated such dilemmas become, the harder they are to keep secret, however, because their very complications multiply the chances of discovery. [...]

[...] Your present father secretly admires Loren’s apparent easy sociability, not knowing that Loren is forced to laugh and shout loudly, just as your father is more or less forced by his own personality to sit silent and sullen.

[...] Of course, I can always indulge my secret desire and write my own book about Jane and me. [...]

[...] I also thought portions of the manuscript itself were intriguing, quite acute, mixed up with Fred’s obsessions and compulsions, his personal life and family, his far-out ideas, his attempts and frustrations as he tried to use the manuscript as a vehicle toward understanding himself as he attempted to uncover the secrets of his personality: He thought them locked away from his understanding by the very device he had chosen of speaking for Seth. [...]

[...] In secret parts of yourself this does cause some considerable bitterness that works to your disadvantage. [...]

[...] Seth’s humorous, emphatic ending referred to a passage I had come across in Blavatsky’s book The Secret Doctrine. [...]

(Seth returned.)If you are ready to tell secrets we’re all ready to listen. [...]

There have been others, kept secret.

[...] There is no battle, and that is the secret. [...]

[...] There’s a great kind of fulfilling sense of triumph, doing it, like you’re pulling stuff out of the secret nature of things. [...]

[...] Here is the secret, if you could but see it: Even though the electrical universe might seem to you far divorced from what you know, nevertheless you dwell within it. [...]

[...] Within the personality, however, in the most secret recesses, is the condensed knowledge that resides in the computer as a whole. [...]

Your father represented what you thought of as the secret, isolated creative self—more or less at odds with the world, unappreciated by it in family or financial terms; the alone, artistic self you thought unable to communicate, inarticulate and dumb, locked away from close communication with others, and indeed barraged by misunderstandings because of its very creativity—emotionally frozen, afraid to show itself.

(9:45.) You operate as if your thoughts were secret, though you should know by now that they are not. [...]

[...] She hadn’t meant to be secretive, she added, but had simply accepted her attitudes as being based upon her own strong beliefs. [...]

[...] How come the big secret?”

(Pause at 9:49.) The sciences still keep secrets from each other. [...]

[...] If you are instead white and wealthy and hold such beliefs, you will think yourself quite inferior indeed, and do everything in your power to show how picturesque, and liberal and open-minded, and black or brown you can be, while still being white, fairly well-off, and perhaps secretly addicted to your Christianity.