“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I did, indeed, however stand in front of each one of you and looked into your faces and you did not see me. It is some experience to stand before another and see no comprehension in his face ... [...]

[...] The material itself can stand on its own, though, and we trust it will continue to do so when Jane and I are through with this particular joint physical adventure. [...]

[...] The one consciousness (mine) stands in its body on the ground and looks up at the strange variations of itself represented by the geese. [...]

[...] Let the medium then stand for and represent the physical appearance of permanency in any object, the physical continuity of any given human form in a painting. [...]

An apple can do more in a painting than stand before the spirit of all apples, though that is an accomplishment. [...]

[...] While you had no such problem, the difficulty stands for a fear of spontaneous action in an unsafe world.

I was walking past the world
one day,
half deciding not to stay,
when I saw you standing there,
ten years ahead of me in time
but so close in space
that I reached out
and touched your arm.

[...] That attempt, of course, brings him into conflict with whatever doubts still stand in his way. [...]

I stand upon a block

The essays are fine as they stand. [...]

[...] The dream also says that like a private eye you are on a search, but the private eye also stands for your own private eye, or your own world view, so that you are in a process of enlarging your own private way of viewing reality. [...]

[...] It is as if you were standing on a hilltop, surrounded by clear brilliant air. [...]

[...] I stand between what you are and what they are, in your terms, and that last phrase is a loaded one. [...]

[...] You need not stand or sit upon ceremony, but in case you are waiting for me to formally bid you good evening I do now here forthwith do so. [...]

The Jane ego stands further aside. There is an emotional rapport that also carries Ruburt along when my spirits or moods then also sweep him along; and again the Jane ego is content to stand aside. [...]

[...] The drugs release certain barriers that (pause) stand between the physical body and its other forms.

[...] As the pictures and representations in a photograph are only dim, incomplete symbols for the people and objects they represent, so the physical universe is but a dim image of the reality for which it stands.

[...] I have told you many times in the past that Ruburt did not have arthritis—and I still take that stand. [...]

[...] Jane couldn’t stand for me to rub her left leg after I turned her, because of the strong “pins and needles” feelings the massaging generates in the leg. [...]

The orgasm to you, then, stands for enforcements. [...]

There is something in here also having to do with your feelings about yourself as a rebel—as one who does not conform, who stands apart. [...]

[...] In color: I’d looked out the south window of the bedroom to see Fred Kardon standing out on the lawn; he was talking to someone else who was doing some kind of work near the big pine tree that grows up over the corner of the house. [...]

Nature and the inner nature of man are both seen to contain savage, destructive forces against which civilization and the reasoning mind must firmly stand guard.

[...] Jane then came out of trance and instructed the students to stand in various areas of the room, in answer to significant feelings she had about these positions. [...]

[...] The pressure would rather quickly build up until members grouped around it—usually standing—would have to really bear down to level it out again. [...]

(At the same time the table was performing so well, Jane was standing a few feet away, talking to it in a loud voice very intently, rooting very strongly for the table to resist Bill and Pat’s really strong efforts to level it out. [...]