“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(During the last couple of days Jane and I have been going through the apartment, getting rid of accumulated items seldom or no longer used.)

[...] But Jane and I have seen the pattern demonstrated again and again: the visitor walks in the door, starts talking, usually about himself or herself, and seldom stops until leaving x-number of hours later. [...]

[...] I graduated from high school in Sayre in June 1937, 32 years ago, and have seldom seen any classmates. [...]

Inclinations with which the ego has very little liking, for example, are very seldom a problem for the ego, since they remain generally outside of the ego pattern, never having been chosen by it to form a characteristic part of the ego pattern. [...]

[...] If you like the effect then you seldom examine the thought. [...]

Ruburt does not think that you are afraid, for you seldom voice any fears. [...]

(A note: I read this session to Jane after it was over, which I seldom do. [...]

Seth maintains that our inner knowledge usually merges so smoothly with our present concerns that we seldom recognize its source, yet it provides the individual and the species with a reliable, constant stream of information through a psychological lifeline to which we are each connected.

It is often not enough — in fact, seldom enough — that deep emotional fears simply be realized once or twice. [...]

[...] I seldom take this route in actuality, since this particular light is set to favor the heavy flow of traffic on Lake Street. [...]

[...] There are freedoms available that mankind never uses, or very seldom uses.

[...] Seldom, for example, is it thought of in horizontal terms. [...]

[...] These stages of consciousness are infrequent and seldom translated into normal conscious terms.

[...] They may become so vivid that you momentarily forget yourself, but if you maintain your contact with this level of consciousness, this will happen seldom. [...]

[...] It is a level of consciousness very seldom reached. [...]

You must remember the creativity and the open-ended nature of events, for even in one life a given memory is seldom a “true version” of a past event. [...]

[...] This seldom happens.

[...] The emotional intensity of a dream is very seldom recalled in its full strength.

[...] After supper, sitting on the couch, she experienced what she called a “profound” relaxation—a term, she said, that she seldom used in relation to her condition. [...]

[...] They do not usually concentrate with the same intensity in all areas of their lives, so there is seldom what you might think of as any ideal balance. [...]