“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(During break Jane told me that she had felt a sideways thrust of energy going out of her; she thought this probably an attempt at projection to Louisiana while in trance. [...]

[...] [When I remarked that I’d like to see her up her trips to four times a day, she at once became defensive, so I cooled it.] I followed her advice and sprayed the linoleum-covered chair seat with furniture polish to make it more slippery, so that she can more easily slide sideways from the chair onto the couch or john. [...]

[...] (Humorously): Christ could just as well have disappeared sideways.

[...] They can turn sideways in the painting and look at their companions, observe their environment, and even look out of the dimensions of the painting itself and question the artist.

[...] Scientists do not know how many species exist on earth—only that they total in the billions.) If you read it sideways, so to speak, you would still end up with an orderly universe, but one in which the nature of identity would be read completely differently, stressing adjacent subjective communications of a conscious kind that form other kinds or patterns of subjectivity and psychological continuity. [...]

(Now in an aside Seth told me there were many “strings” to the material; that it seemed to come “sideways,” but that it would all come together.)

The two confront each other sideways, for neither can look in the other’s eyes. [...]

[...] My eyelids were very heavy; my head slumped sideways. [...]

[...] I project all of this outward around me into literally hundreds of brilliant scenes; expressions, I knew, of probabilities, ‘past’ and ‘future’ events, sideways events I can’t even understand … all happening at once, with perfect comprehension of that by the ‘anchor’ dream self. [...]

[...] Jane said that while she sat silently she felt as though Seth was somehow focusing “sideways” on the candle.

[...] Then they moved of own accord sideways, followed by sensation that they rose, but do not think they actually did. [...]

[...] My eyelids felt very heavy, my head slumped sideways. [...]

[...] Surf breaking over his head appeared to have a “white sideways movement.” [...]