“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Religion itself, of course, would hardly stand the test. [...]

[...] She does not trust her ability to stand up and face the world.

Even if he takes a conscious neutral stand, this will be of great benefit, for as he overreacts, he overreacts to his own doubts. [...]

[...] Each aspect of a dream, while having personal meaning, is also your version of a symbol that stands for a corresponding kind of event, but in a different level of reality entirely.

[...] She’s written her own account of the event, so I’ll just note here that at the end of the visit, she spontaneously felt like standing up and walking normally—an impulse that she hasn’t been aware of for a number of years, but is so normal to most people.)

(9:43.) Now I have friends even as you do, though my friends may be of longer standing. [...]

[...] In his daily predictions he has begun to notice that one phrase seems to stand for more than one event in some cases.

[...] I had a snack with her while she ate breakfast, and tearfully she said she couldn’t blame me if I felt I could only stand so much, and wanted to go my own way. [...]

[...] A child stands nearby and you entered the child.

[...] Your ambitions should stand in the way of such a development, and the other personality realizes this.

[...] And then you can travel through these other doors, but you must be able to stand on your two feet in this universe.... [...]

[...] For example, I’ll see Rob’s head, with our floor-stand world globe growing out of it into a new kind of object.... [...]

[...] And then you can travel through these other doors, but you must be able to stand on your two feet in this universe—and then you will go consciously where your body cannot follow and you will find your answers. [...]

[...] He stands behind the idea, you see. [...]

[...] They apply now, as the situation stands, taking your nature and Ruburt’s into consideration.

[...] You can learn to “shift gears,” stand aside from your own experience, and examine it with much better perspective. [...]

[...] See your person’s picture in this way: How does it merge or stand apart from the other elements in the photograph? [...]

[...] So you stand amid a constant vital commotion, a gestalt of aware energy, and you are yourselves physically composed of conscious cells that carry within themselves the realization of their own identity, that cooperate willingly to form the corporeal structure that is your physical body.

[...] The ego attempts to control action by standing apart from it. [...]

[...] You will have to let the Midwest stand as is. [...]