“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jungle Gyms in playgrounds, made of tubular metal formed into various sizes of cube and square, give the impression of being stacked cube on cube. [...]

(This data is amply reinforced in the 257th session by two impressions: “Squares. [...]

[...] Many theories have been advanced to explain the leveling of over 20 square miles of forest, with this one being the latest. [...]

“Not long after I closed my eyes I saw, almost in silhouette, a Roman soldier standing on the top of a square, crenelated tower that formed a corner or angle in a massive stone wall. [...]

[...] First I drew my Roman soldier standing half-visible behind the squared crenelations on top of the tower; then I drew him falling, poised face up against the tower wall.⁶

[...] A small square.

(“A small square.” [...]

[...] The features are rather regular, although the nose is somewhat prominent, the jaw square, the eyes blue. [...]

[...] Face seemed to be quite small and round rather than square or rectangular. [...]

[...] Square patterns. [...]

(“Square patterns.” [...]

[...] He never met it squarely.

In a new crisis situation, in facing a present crisis squarely and dealing with it in adult terms, he may indeed free himself largely; for the present situation through association brings up highly charged emotional energies that have been stopped up and causing difficulty.

[...] Like Rembrandt had, I was painting portraits and full-figure compositions on very large canvases—even over ten feet square, say. [...]

[...] I couldn’t believe that after all this time and effort over the years, we were back to square one, trying to figure it all out. [...]

[...] First of all, see them as a series of scenes, arranged in small squares, to be viewed as you would, say, a comic-book page. [...]

[...] “I don’t know why,” I added, “but I associated the square base of the pyramid with this gong effect. [...]

[...] Seth faces such questions squarely, and deals with the motivations of both the fanatic and the idealist. [...]

[...] It belongs in a box that is small and square. [...]

[...] The small cube referred to a small golden square of sachet, which was originally in the box but not sent to Ruburt.

[...] When they draw circles or squares, they are trying to reproduce those inner shapes, transposing those images outward into the environment—a creative act, highly significant, for it gives children experience in translating inner perceived events of a personal nature into a shared physical reality apparent to all.

[...] She had the mental picture of a border, of something square, as the photograph is, with a border around it. [...]

[...] Pine City is one of those small suburban communities that border more populated places like Elmira; though their population is small they actually cover many more square miles of land.

[...] For several reasons, not all of them are religious, many of them simply cultural, you do not relate on a deep level to some of the people with whom you deal, the ordinary, square parishioner with quite conventional religious ideas. [...]