“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It’s neither the most inconsequential item on our list, or the most spectacular — but recently we learned through a close relative of the Steffans (I’ll call them), the couple from whom we bought the hill house, that at a small social gathering over two years ago Jane had spontaneously given something of a psychic “reading” for Mrs. Steffans. [...]

[...] The insights that could result, Jane and I agreed, could have excellent psychological and social implications toward understanding of such seemingly senseless accidents. [...]

Now, I suggest that you all indulge in some social pleasantries, and I shall listen. [...]

[...] Ordinarily we don’t think of those questions — and challenges — as being mystical in origin, not from our Western social viewpoint. [...]

[...] We aren’t satisfied with the answers to our questions that our social orders, whether Eastern or Western, give us. [...]

[...] Her mail is accumulating at such a rate that I think it’s becoming a valuable social document in its own right. An extremely interesting study could be done on the personal and social factors behind the great variety of responses her work has generated. [...]

[...] In his solitary nature he came close to being a mystic, but he was unable to relate his personality as Joseph Burdo with the social world at large, or even to other members of the family. [...]

[...] You nicely channeled your creativity into comics, where it was socially acceptable and would also bring recognition in the terms of your society—cash.

[...] The first island says to the third: “You are myself, only unbearably social. [...]

[...] How far can we go with any of the great social, scientific, religious ideas that are so peculiarly the offshoots of man’s mind?”

[...] Perhaps you would like merely a social discussion of your own, and if so you are welcome to it.

[...] I will end our session, so that you have some time for social discourse, and I myself thank our cat lover for the time and energy expended.

I will now end the session, in no way desiring to intrude myself any longer in your social gathering. [...]

He hides behind no other credentials, or social system, or dogma. [...]

[...] Now you may take your social break.

However, there are no coincidences in any groupings — biological or psychic or social. [...]

[...] The Kecks are well known in their field, and it is possible some social affair was held for them while they were in Elmira and at the gallery doing their work. [...]

[...] You cannot thoroughly enjoy your solitude, or thoroughly appreciate your friends and normal social activities. [...]

[...] One thing I can give him; buy time for him to do whatever he wants, be free of family and money problems, if he worries about me he isn’t going to feel responsible to get a job and my symptoms give him an excuse not to socially (old ideas) and the symptoms cut down on my flamboyance which has class to express itself in. [...]

[...] Ruburt lately has looked for spontaneous release in anonymous social situations—the beer in the crowded bar. [...]

[...] Our subject of interest itself was largely denied validity by the social, psychological, and scientific establishments. [...]

[...] I also think that at this time in our history the hospital — any hospital — is a powerful social symbol for our species’ strengths and weaknesses. [...]