“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Yet this great complexity is not unwieldy; it is as simple, in fact, as a seed.

I am certainly putting this in the most simple of terms, but a bird may have a nest, though it leaves it frequently and never confuses itself with its nesting place. [...]

[...] I switched it off, relieved to find such a simple solution. [...]

[...] Such ideas can and have been used most beneficially by simple men and women throughout the ages, and distorted as they are, they still served to remind man that his source is not the world.

[...] And once again, I’d reinforced my faith in that simple tool, the pendulum — for me, at least.

This can easily be proven by a simple experiment with any small object, such as a book of matches. No one of you can see a book of matches from exactly the same perspective, for the simple reason that it does not exist for you except in the self-perspective in which you create it.

[...] Incidentally, this simple fact will not even meet with disbelief from your backward scientists, since no one can dispute it, and experiments have already been conducted along these lines.

[...] The simple cell, again, has a curiosity about its environment, and on your much more advanced cellular level your own curiosity is unbounded. [...]

[...] Poor people saw lesser versions of religious paintings in their own simple churches, done by local artists of far lesser merit than those [who] painted for the popes.

The concept of original sin was a very poor, limited and distorted one, but at least along with it went rather simple procedures: Through baptism you might be saved, or through certain words or sacraments or rituals redemption could be found. [...]

They do not read or write, yet they speak complicated syllables that communicate to other beings such as yourself anything from a simple feeling to the most complicated information. [...]

[...] It’s an amazingly simple luxury to consider a problem or challenge, then say the hell with it and throw it into Framework 2. It is, of course, reminiscent of our behavior right after we first learned about the frameworks, and as I remember it worked very well. [...]

[...] His imaginings, even of simple things—the bird baths, the feeders, the picnic table that implies outside experience—all of this will pay off.

The development of his psychic abilities frightened him, for the very simple reason that in his mind a psychic did not have the same kind of status. [...]

[...] The term was simple and he could accept it. [...]

[...] Material could have been given in a much more simple fashion through another, but I wanted it as undistorted and fully dimensional as possible. [...]

Nothing is that simple.

[...] Oftentimes, even in simple dreams, you feel concepts, you understand a particular piece of information, without a word having been spoken.

[...] For one simple example, Ruburt experienced a valid projection begun from the dream state, some time ago.

You see, some experiences will be simple attempts to use the inner senses more fully. [...]

[...] This sounds very simple. [...]

(9:44.) It is certainly too simple to say what I am going to say, yet it is almost as if you would be better off turning the entire rational approach upside down, taking it for granted that all of its assumptions were false, for they are indeed more false than true (intently). [...]

According to these tests, us poor guys exceed women in only two categories: structural visualization, as in engineering, mechanics and building; and measures of simple muscular strength.

[...] To understand that much alone, to comprehend the simple idea of Framework 2’s indisputable existence is strongly important, however. [...]

[...] The simple fact is that you do need her, and you have not communicated this. [...]

Now what I am saying sounds extremely simple, easy, and it would make very uninteresting prose but the reality that exists within my words is vital and the reality that you can experience if you follow my words is vital. [...]

[...] For our friend Ruburt (pause; smile; eyes open), in simple terms now. [...]

[...] I think perhaps we are coming very clear in this session, explaining in simple terms where all of us stand.