“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I put this to you—that you spend time in the same way, but in your way, concentrating upon all that stands in the way of your work and concentration, until finally your work time seems consumed. [...]

[...] That voice might tell him to commit any of a number of nefarious actions — to assassinate the enemies that stand in the way of his great ideal — and it might seem to him and to others that he has a natural impulse to kill, and indeed an inner decree from God to do so.

[...] His body can raise up further while standing, though not as yet while walking. [...]

[...] As I asked Jane the other day when she talked of resuming work on that project: “Can you stand any more complications?” I meant of course, that after 17 books, we’re at our present situation, so I have difficulty understanding how doing another book will suddenly, magically, turn anything around for us as long as we stay on the same old course. [...]

[...] There are rites (spelled) that were used in various civilizations to stand as ceremonial reminders of this covenant. [...]

“I am free to stand or kneel, to run expectantly forward, for there is nothing ahead of me that I need fear, and the way ahead of me is clear and open. [...]

[...] There, from another viewpoint, you can see it even more clearly, holding it like a photograph in your hands; at the same time you can see from that broader perspective that you do indeed also stand outside of the dream context, but in a “within” that cannot show in the snapshot because of its limitations.

Here we see purpose, strong intent, and despite the ins-and-outs with mood, and the youthful wandering, the same purpose to write, to express oneself, to observe, and to stand apart from the mainstream of American life.

[...] I said, “I love you, I’m standing by your chair in the art department at the card co.,” but though I felt very light I did not see or feel myself there. [...]

(Tuesday, 6/23, 11:30 AM: Jane saw a brief flash of a woman in a print dress standing beside some chintz curtains. [...]

(Seth told Peggy to stand up and stretch her arms over her head frequently during the day. [...]

The book will stand along with Ruburt’s own Aspect Psychology, serving to give demonstrations in the operation of the psyche itself as different parts of it view the reality that you know, and an inner reality that is sometimes so much more difficult for you to perceive.

[...] If your impulses lead you toward relationships with others, then do not let fears of unworthiness stand in your way. [...]

1. My dream represented a reaffirmation of a stand I’d taken early in this life—one that perhaps I’d felt since birth. [...]

(Quite humorously, Seth’s voice burst out loud and strong, to rise above the roar and screech of a nearby car taking off at high rpm from a standing start. [...]

The body can stand two more of the small vitamin C’s a day now.

[...] Each symbol in an alphabet stands for therefore unutterable symbols beneath it. [...]

[...] Others, we saw, were impressed too: men doing flood repair work in a downstairs apartment came outside to stand in the driveway, staring skyward. [...]

As you know however, it is almost impossible for you to be aware of the full perceptions possible, for the ego would never stand for it. [...]

[...] Jane spoke with her eyes open while standing quietly by a table. [...]

—at the thought of taking one person’s word as standing for absolute truth. [...]

(Later, I was standing just inside a doorway watching myself walk out of the doorway. [...]

She had wanted to leave her job for another one but was afraid of taking the step, so she created circumstances in which the decision was seemingly taken out of her hands; it would appear as if she were the victim of unfeeling co-workers, jealous and misunderstanding, and a boss who would not stand up for her.