“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Again, note the holes spaced along the top edge of the object. These are tack holes spaced rather close together around each piece of canvas, because the linen exerts a strong pull when wet; it had to be securely fastened to the Masonite panels, until dry.

Reasoning, as you are familiar with it, is the result of mental or psychic processes functioning in a space-time context, and in a particular fashion. [...]

[...] Thoughts are mental activity, scaled to time and space terms so that they are like mental edifices built to certain dimensions only. [...]

[...] Your subjective life is now interpreted through the specialized state of consciousness that you call the waking one, in which you recognize as real only experience that falls within certain space and time coordinates. [...]

[...] It is true to say, then, that a portion of you figuratively walks with this other person as he or she goes about separate from you in space.

We will deal also, as I mentioned previously, with the nature of space, time and distance as they appear in the dream environment. [...]

There is particularly a fascination with space itself, in which, so to speak, there is nothing to touch, no shapes to perceive. [...]

(Pause.) Science has until recently provided you with a unified belief system that is only now eroding—and if you will forgive me (smile), your space voyages have simply been physical attempts to probe into that same unknown that other peoples in other times have tried to explore through other means. [...]

Creation occurs, again, most often through value fulfillment, which exists in a dimension having nothing to do with your space and time; and in the deepest sense creation as a whole, originally, if you’ll excuse the term, had nothing to do with either your space or your time, and the so-called birth of your known outer universe came long after in the story of creation and value fulfillment.

[...] There are many dimensions that are as physical, so to speak, as your own world—but if you are not focused in them you would not at all be aware of their existence, but perceive only empty space. [...]

This private probability
isn’t half bad
when you consider
the public worlds
we had to travel
to get here:
molecules waiting
in the wings,
looking for
the precise
time-space
to leap into,
tiny strands of
consciousness
reuniting
after centuries,
sorting out ourselves
from a million
other forms
we’ve taken part in—
reassembling
just those we wanted
to call Rob and Jane.

[...] … You adopt a body as a space traveler wears a space suit, and for much the same reason.”

[...] In the following chapter I’ll tell you of one of the strangest experiences of my life—one in which I was swept out of the world of time and space and then, just as suddenly, thrown back into it again.

To perceive more of action immediately involves mobility, and I am not speaking in terms of space. [...]

That which appears empty, such as your space, is empty only for those who will not perceive, who are blind because they fear to perceive that which the ego cannot understand. [...]

The inquiring intuitions and the searching self, like summer winds, can travel in small and large spaces, can know of actualities that are more minute than pinheads and more massive than galaxies.

“The universe as you think of it contains innumerable planes, all taking up, in your terms, the same amount of space. [...]

[...] A plane is an isolation of elements where each one is given the most possible space in which to function.

[...] For you I must speak in terms of directions, since there is difficulty due to your insistence on placements in space.

It goes without saying, or should, that the inner self sends its projections of inner senses through both the physical universe and the dream universe; yet all this talk of space and placement is a mere convenience. [...]

In your home station, events are encountered clearly in space and time. When you move away, however, you may meet events in time but not in space, and reality that you have tried to deny may then appear vividly. [...]

[...] It reminds him of his mother’s space heater. [...]

[...] She felt as if she were projecting through time, rather than through space at the last; re: Seth’s moment points. [...]

[...] not only without physical environment in terms of space and objects but without the intimate physical environment of the body that now you take so for granted. [...]

Several important projects are clicking together in Framework 2, and Ruburt feels as if some dimensions in space-time are warped. [...]