“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The natives of the area, using such caves for natural shelter, could therefore be observed without danger. [...]

[...] A couple was given shelter in one apartment while Ruburt and Joseph confined themselves to the other. [...]

In the period that you now think of as the Stone Age, the men you think of as your ancestors, the cavemen, often found shelter not in rough naturally formed caves, but in mechanically created channels that reached behind them, and in the deserted cities in which once the Lumanians dwelled. [...]

[...] As in your terms the cavemen ventured out into the daylight of the earth, there is a time for man to venture out into a greater knowledge of his subjective reality, comma, to explore the dimensions of selfhood and go beyond the small areas of himself in which he has thus far found shelter.

[...] And if man does not find these (louder), then the so-called basic drives toward food or shelter will not sustain him.

[...] He awakened often, and surveyed the nearby land and his own place of shelter.

[...] Jane said the next day that we should have offered him shelter, but I didn’t feel any compulsion to do so. [...]

[...] Using this room increases our sense of privacy, being sheltered from most noise as it is, and the risk of interruptions. [...]

[...] They would be a commonplace in the animal world, for instance; witness the quick deaths of certain newborn kittens in a litter (as Jane and I have); or consider the puppy in an animal shelter, or pound, certain to be put to death in a few days if no one gives it a home. [...]

[...] She had said it gave her a sheltered feeling that she appeared to need.)

[...] You are not strong enough yet to bear the brunt of basic reality, and you construct complicated dream worlds in order to find shelter from what would appear to you as savage, uncontrolled and undisciplined chaos.

[...] As before, it was sheltered from Jane’s vision. [...]

[...] Such personalities were more sheltered than they would be in yours. [...]

Again, you have a small kitchen, a garden and some sheltered privacy. [...]

[...] The Moslem Kurds of Iran and Iraq, minority peoples with strong roots in eastern Turkey, are rebelling against the military forces of their respective countries; and Pakistan has become a place of shelter for refugees from Afghanistan. [...]

[...] They make it harder to see the house from the street corner, almost as though they’re offering protective shelter in their own ways. [...]