“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It will solve a long-standing problem that otherwise will always be of some concern.

[...] “In your heart Sayre stands for your childhood,” he said in conclusion, “and to that extent, to you personally, for the childhood of all men. [...]

[...] And the argument—the argument being somewhat in the nature of a soul facing its own legislature, or perhaps standing as a jury before itself, setting its own case in a kind of private yet public psychic trial. [...]

Now, I would sincerely like to see some action on your part, and I will give you instructions in the sleep state when you are ready for them, so you have a standing invitation out, and I will promise you it will not be a pompous [sic] week. [...]

[...] In this particular case built-up negative attitudes of years’ standing set up negative patterns that prevented the most creative parts of the self from using their natural potential.

[...] This does not mean that you need to stand aside and not help him now and then when you see he needs it. [...]

“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

When Ruburt has such dreams, his muscles and joints react in sleep, mimicking normal actions—and he well might be sorer than usual upon awakening, because in sleep, at such times, now, without the weight of his body, standing and so forth, the muscles and joints will make motions of a releasing nature quite painlessly in the dream state. [...]

[...] Also for economy and for the reason given above, symbols may stand for more than one physical reality, and so may they in some of the earlier predictions given in this material.

[...] Within that framework, however, you do have the creative abilities, and these stand out in their own fashions, since they “play with the facts.” [...]

[...] Such an emphasis can lead to a focus upon the obstacles that stand in the way. [...]

[...] I can stand taller most of the time.” [...]

[...] “And whoever came back with me from my projection is standing over there—” and she pointed to our front door. [...]

[...] He had to take a stand somewhere, but before did not know where to do it, or how. [...]

[...] In fact, I think his material and insights into the species’ behavior is the only sensible body of material on the subject that can stand questioning and understanding—no small achievement, as I often remind Jane. [...]

[...] I woke up sometime in the middle of the night and saw the form of a woman standing by Rob’s side of the bed, not mine. [...]

[...] She was standing motionless within her own system, and momentarily the two systems coincided, which is not at all unusual.

[...] This seems very vivid in itself, but it could simply stand for Miss so-and-so you see, or Mrs. A woman connection.

[...] This seems very vivid in itself, but it could simply stand for Miss So-and-So, you see, or Mrs. A woman connection.” [...]

[...] They are means of recognition that stand for something else, a reality; signs that stand for words, spoken before the birth of words; words imprinted in molecules; words that were imprinted in other ways before the birth of molecules; and yet (to class members) words that echo within your own individual psyches. [...]

[...] In that light then again, to stand somewhat apart from my material, to question it as a matter of principle, became a sign of responsibility. [...]

[...] The exterior interest, the physical manipulations, also stand for, and reflect, inner manipulations with psychic growth, and serve as symbols of a united psychological approach. [...]