“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] They are not physical, but they do exist in the whole package of the self, perhaps like the skins of an onion, you see. [...]

[...] Now it seems that we should bring you up to date, and so we have two questions, or rather assignments, for you that other members of the class have already gotten past in their own way some with valor, some by the skin of their teeth. [...]

[...] In the dream I saw myself as a rather corpulent older individual wearing robes as they do in the Middle East; at an elaborate feast I watched mice being burned alive in a special gadget, before we skinned and ate their corpses. [...]

[...] They are more like the various skins of an onion, or segments of an orange, all connected through the one vitality and growing out into various realities while springing from the same source.

[...] Very definite and unique electrical changes occur in the skin, which change on a mass level the atmosphere at any given unit.

(Before giving me the shot in his office, the doctor gave me a skin test for sensitivity, which proved negative. [...]

[...] This was quite vivid; there were highlights of blue and white in his hair, which was black; I also remember the highlights on the side of his face, and the skin texture. [...]

[...] The physical barriers of skin, for example, the physical limitations of that structure, do not exist and are not recognized by thoughts or emotions. [...]

There is a quality in the oil, an extract from the peanuts, that is immediately dissolved through the skin, that lubricates and eases both the joints and muscles. [...]

[...] She has beautiful clear skin. (Irish skin, I joke with her, although she’s really but a quarter Irish.) She has additional freedom of movement in various joints, such as her knees and hips, although she’s far from being able to walk. [...]

[...] The skin is as much, if not more, a necessary connective as it is a boundary.

[...] At such times the skin acquires a taut, almost flushed look, and the fingers feel strained when they are doubled up. [...]

[...] It was important also in that it shed its skin, as man innately knew he shed his own bodies.

There are many hints and signs picked up by the body itself — alterations in air pressure, magnetic orientation in terms of balance, minute electrical differentiations of which the skin itself is aware. [...]

In sense terms he would learn little about an orange, though he might be able to isolate its elements, predict where others might be found, theorize about its environment — but the greater “withinness” of the orange is not found any place inside of its skin either. [...]

[...] (Jane drew in the air, eyes open.) Imagine a superstructure of a circle, put together like a pie, except that each segment is also in itself a globe, and that this structure is in itself an exterior one, the multidimensional equivalent of the pie’s crust or the apple’s skin.

[...] On the page 11 side of the object is the line in heavier type: Prime quality 2-skin natural male mink, etc. [...]

[...] For instance on the page 11 side of the object: 2-skin natural male mink; on the page 12 side: Twin size, etc.

As I wrote the fan whirred, stirring the air against my skin as the green leaves winked — and I felt a trance at last entering the neighborhood of my mind. [...]

[...] “My skin was too tight and they worked all over it. [...]

[...] Your sense of identity, freedom, power, and love would be immeasurably enhanced if you could understand that what you are does not end at the boundaries of your skin, but continues outward through the physical environment that seems to be impersonal, or not-self.

[...] The self was not considered to be stuck within the skin. [...]

[...] Such images are received through the skin, as well as through the eyes. [...]

[...] My skin appeared the same way, giving forth the most subtle tones.