“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(11:39.) Generally you experience the self as isolated from nature, and primarily enclosed within your skin. [...]

(The men in the family are dark-complected, handsome men, olive skin. [...]

[...] The chemical reaction sparks certain electrical charges, some within the layers of the skin. There are radiations then through the skin to the exterior world, containing highly codified instructions and information.

“Chemicals are released through the skin and pore systems, in an invisible but definite pseudophysical formation. [...]

[...] She started talking about her “silky” skin, and the luxurious feeling of her sweater against her back. [...]

[...] She was acutely conscious of the sensations of her clothing against her skin. [...]

(11:14.) I told you that the self was not limited, yet surely you think that your self stops where your skin meets space, that you are inside your skin. [...]

[...] Already I think the skin coloration on the backs of her hands is better, the tension not so great. [...]

[...] It had happened automatically when she’d been pointing out some dead skin on her leg to someone in her room this morning.

[...] I told her both her hands looked better than they had yesterday, even, with the skin coloring more normal instead of being so taut and tight. [...]

[...] As we did my eyes were so close to her face that I could see the tiny pores in the skin below her eyes — very fine and smooth. [...]

[...] But the skin of her elbow looked much improved, much more normal. [...]

Now think physically again of our onion, but imagine instead, psychic realities forming its skin, each interconnected with the other. [...] And so, in your reality, you might seem isolated, and yet that orange is in another basket of oranges, and the skin of it touches another. [...]

[...] She said both her arms are working better, and that the web of skin between the thumb and the fingers, and between each finger, on her left hand, has softened considerably. [...]

[...] You have new skin. [...]

(We put on lipstick and she looked very good, with her fine skin and lack of wrinkles that most people her age have. [...]

It is not my ego that remains, for I have shed egos as a snake sheds skin. [...]

[...] Our skin connects us to other physical constructions, and through it we are involved in the complicated fabric of continuous matter. [...]

[...] The revelation was that there were no real boundaries to the self; skin did not separate us from others but connected us in a webwork of energy; what we thought of as Self and Not-Self were interrelated; and that, in this life at least, ideas were constantly being transformed into matter.

Give us a moment… The consciousness that you have, as generally described in psychology, is in a strange fashion like the bright shiny skin of a fruit — but with no fruit inside; a consciousness with a shiny surface that responds to sun or rain or temperature, and to its surroundings; but for all of that a psychological fruit that has no pulp or pits, but contains at its heart a vacancy. [...]

[...] He was aware of himself in a different way, so that, for example, his identification with the self did not stop where his skin stopped: He could follow it outward into the space about his form, and feel it merge with the atmosphere with a primal sense-experience that you have forgotten.

[...] You sit here feeling isolated within your skins and for no reason for you, yourselves, enclose yourselves. [...]

[...] Electromagnetic properties of skin and cell continually leap and change, and even reverse themselves. [...]