“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] More inner work, and so forth, and another improvement shows. [...]

[...] You desperately want Ruburt to improve significantly, yet you are afraid when some improvement shows, lest it will be a “false one” that will not last.

[...] Jane, who was to work on James all through September, prepared a presentation for that book so that in the meantime her editor, Tam Mossman, could show it to his associates at Prentice-Hall. [...]

[...] They may have specific value, but overall they are detrimental, confusing bodily mechanisms and setting off other biological reactions that might not show up, say, for some time.⁵

So the Christmas season carries a man’s hopes in your society, and the flu season mirrors his fears and shows the gulf between the two.

[...] My body is delightfully suited to its environment, and comes to me, again, from that unknown source which shows itself through all of the events of the physical world.”

[...] I hope to show through the entire book that the reader himself is independent of his physical image, and I hope, myself, to give him some methods that will prove my thesis to him.

Looked at merely as an example of unconscious production, however, Seth’s book clearly shows that organization, discrimination, and reasoning are certainly not qualities of the conscious mind alone, and demonstrates the range and activity of which the inner self is capable. [...]

As Rob’s notes show, I often have other kinds of experiences, also, while speaking for Seth. [...]

[...] I mention this to show that Seth hasn’t been absorbing any of my own creativity.)

[...] That might show he is not “working.” [...]

I am here merely to show you I am here. [...]

[...] Our sessions have also had their basis in spontaneity and creative energy, and the spontaneous nature always shows itself. [...]

[...] On the other hand the moving of the bookcase to divide the work area showed even before his novel idea that his spontaneity was emerging fully within his work again, and that the work area was therefore to be separated from social activities.

[...] Again, our sessions set up additional frameworks, in which healing takes place, and the improvements will show also in your joint living conditions—so set your minds at rest. [...]

[...] It surely shows the way to go, if we want to be free, though at the same time we can’t divorce ourselves from daily life. [...]

[...] His abilities have been developing rather rapidly of late, and this shows a basic inner improvement—a lack of previous blockage, that will soon be more distinguishable in physical terms.

[...] This alone showed him that his solution was wrong. [...]

[...] I will give you a hint to show you the extent of my great goodwill. [...]

[...] To life as it shows itself in many forms, not to the word life. [...]

[...] He must show that for all of his youth he is world-weary, not easily taken in, that he is objective—and only then can he allow his creative abilities to flow. [...]

But he must dress his dreams in fashionable cynicism, while all the time trying to hold them safely clear, and gracefully allow some faith, some hope, to show in an uncontested manner. [...]

[...] You are amused by the very human characteristics I show. [...] But remember: The characteristics that I show to you, as I have told you often, are only a small portion of my reality. [...]

I appear to you—and I show myself to you—in certain ways—in familiar ways—so that you can sense the bonds between us that do exist. [...]

In refusing to have an orgasm you are showing your rebellion against authority. [...]

[...] To show that although there are many psychologists with degrees seemingly in the same category as you are, that you are, nevertheless, beyond them. [...]

As I told you, we will go into deeper reasons, but for now, I want you to pay attention to what I have said, and to try these methods for they will work and they will show results if you apply them.

[...] Seven was the novel that showed him he could (underlined) write fiction.

[...] His dream work will (underlined) show fruits, and he and Ruburt are involved in dreams together, though they do not recognize themselves in those dreams.

He had to realize his fear and his terrible dilemma in regard to Eleanor because it showed in concentrated form his own fear about his being able to succeed on his own, hence his dependence, that made him resent Eleanor. [...]

Now when your idea of truth, or art, or artistic integrity, is connected with detail then the charged areas show themselves. [...]

[...] They dress to show them off.

It shows however a lack of freedom in a pivotal situation. [...]

[...] But the amount of material obtained will alone show that Jane spoke very slowly for much of the time. [...]

[...] She spoke with much emphasis; so much so that I thought her voice already was showing signs of strain.)

[...] I thought that already she showed signs of weariness, especially in her voice. [...]

[...] The fact that the images were of yourselves shows that your destruction was turned inward even though materialized in the outer world.

[...] The very fact that the images were so solid and real, and so vested with physical attributes shows how strong your aggressions were.

[...] I use the word purposely to show the danger, because such an occurrence would be a setback, not only to your present personality but indirectly for your entity, since you would be further away from it than you are now. [...]

In my book therefore I will show the personality from the inside out, so to speak. [...]

[...] The fact that such ideas do not occur to entities like the legal—or even the editorial—departments at Prentice-Hall shows, I think, the great gap that exists between our own views of life and theirs. [...]

[...] This does not show up yet when he is trying to walk in a taller position—but the improvement in the arm span will also help him there. [...]

[...] It shows the elements of the society that we have criticized in action. [...] Certainly it shows why the ideas in the book are so important at this time. [...]