“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] While it seems solid it is open, and connected with the rest of the universe. [...]

[...] Be thankful then that the atoms and molecules that compose your chairs seem as if they were solid. [...]

[...] By that time the rest of the teeth will be solid enough to stay in his head, and be operative. [...]

[...] I do accept solid work and firm intent.

[...] Now bear with me for a few moments, realizing as you do so that there is in reality no distinction between the atoms and molecules within your precious bodies and the atoms and molecules that fly about the room quite innocently and free; realizing also that there is great space between the atoms and molecules within your body, and that if some very small person were flying through they would find your bodies as large as a galaxy; realizing also that the skin that seems so solid to you is very open, indeed, and does not separate you so much from the universe, as it connects you with the universe; and that there is little division between the atoms and molecules in those knees and those legs and the atoms and molecules that form the floor upon which the legs and knees seem to rest. [...]

[...] I found the ideas presented in the Seth Material fascinating, but I was not about to accept them as the same kind of solid fact with which I accepted, say, the bacon I eat for breakfast. [...]

[...] For solidity is illusion.”

[...] The mirrors are not solid. [...]

[...] Their composition is different in that no solidity is involved in your terms.

[...] I do not believe it is solid all the way through, but with open spaces in it. [...]

The second layer, still of the personal subconscious, contains those elements most deeply feared for personal psychological reasons, those which somewhat frequently arise as in an earthquake, to shatter the seemingly solid surface of the ego.

[...] Emotions then, in their own realm unperceived by the outer senses, have their own solidity, shape, and it is from these that your expectations are formed.

[...] The house was solid, we decided. [...]

[...] As far as I could tell, they were perfectly solid and fully three-dimensional. [...]

(“You said earlier that when Willy and the bug created each other, they saw solidity in infrared. [...]

[...] Give him a glass of milk and a bit of solid food, and then if he is up to it, and I think that he shall be, we will continue.

[...] (Not to mention that innumerable experiments have proven that “physical matter” isn’t solid or objective at all, but “only” energy!) We have, then, the paradox of mind denying its own reality, let alone its importance. [...]

To you, your body is solid. [...]

[...] I think that his exacting mechanical abilities are reflected in Linden’s very realistic models, and are transmuted in the methods I use to solidly “construct” my paintings and to keep the records for the Seth material.

Nor will anything be gained by a patent and speedy program that is not solidly based on understanding, both understanding of the self in particular, and what you may call the mechanics involved in the creation of the illness itself, and in an understanding of those elements which caused the personality to develop the illness.