“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Regardless, there are certain tendencies, mental stances, that you will take about yourself, your body and your life to one degree or another. [...]

[...] Otherwise, you could become locked into a rigid conscious stance, one in which both the imagination and the intellect could advance no further. [...]

[...] If it is used because you recognize its inherent rightness in yourself, its inherent “superior stance,” then it automatically puts you in a position of greater trust and faith. [...]

The body is, therefore, quite well equipped to deal with its physical stance in the physical world, and its defense systems are unerring in that respect. [...] The biological basis of all life is a loving, divine and cooperative one, and presupposes a safe physical stance from which any member of any species feels actively free to seek out its needs and to communicate with others of its kind.

[...] It was only because he went so far in certain directions, because he grew so much in certain areas, that the problem of physical stance with the world arose.

Behind the events therefore are highly charged beliefs about (underlined) reality, that you have not examined, either of you, and about your relationship with each other, your stance in regard to the outside world, as well as ideas about freedom, spontaneity and responsibility.

This barrage is meant to push consciousness in its official stance nearly to desperation, so that it opens other doorways of awareness, and extends itself into the intuitional realms, giving itself greater insight, and providing “an extra band” of communication—the merging of man’s innate “psychic” abilities with his normally attuned consciousness. [...]

[...] He would have encountered no unusual obstacles as far as his public stance was concerned, in that he would have felt the rather characteristic dilemma of some creative writers, who must assimilate the private and public portions of their experiences. [...]

[...] My published works, however, presented him with what he felt to be a public stance in a different fashion than his own would (louder). [...]

[...] Any hope we have in all of this is that our new stance will allow us to focus on the good things we have in life, and to create a synthesis of old and new ideas that will result in Jane returning to normal mobility. [...]

[...] Because of that attitude, however, and because of the critical—or, rather, overly critical stance—he has held himself more aloof than necessary from using the material itself. [...]

The letting-go of effort should be also a mental and psychological stance applied not only to Ruburt’s physical dilemma, but to his—and your—relationships with the subjective and objective worlds. [...]

(10:43.) Your stance with the world is involved. [...]

[...] It involves a method of expression, and a primary stance of my life, regardless of what it brings or does not bring. [...]

[...] Your physical senses correlate fairly quickly, so that consciously you are aware of your physical stance and relationship with the immediate physical world. [...]

Both of you, highly creative, find your creativity in conflict with your ideas of sexuality, privately and in your stance with the world. [...]

[...] That same information is highly important to the body’s integrity, however, and therefore to your own mental stance.

[...] Both of you, highly creative, find your creativity in conflict with your ideas of sexuality, privately and in your stances with the world. [...]

[...] That self, you see, emerges triumphantly, unique and unassailable in its own experience; yet in the features you see before you — in this stance, posture, expression — there are also glimmerings, tintings or shadings, that are echoes belonging to other probabilities. [...]

[...] Male and female also represent psychic and biological faces and a sexual stance. [...]

[...] I said that I wanted information on the present status and beliefs of her sinful self, for comparison with its earlier stances in life. [...]

[...] Furthermore, I added, since in our “practical” world we generally renounce all belief in anything like reincarnation, or what I consider to be a true religious stance, we place all of life within each individual living “now.” [...]

[...] I kept thinking that she was on her way to adopting a stance in which she would turn against medical help and/or advice if at all possible. [...]