“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(And it was another sign, another step along the way, another harbinger of that fantastic energy she can tap into.)

Now, I have shortened your steps considerably this evening. [...]

[...] We thought that a small step at a time was sufficient.)

(Pause.) I give you my blessings as always, and I want to reassure you, saying again that all issues are redeemed, and any failures seem finally to be only steps along the way, seen as failure only because they seemed lacking in the light of your own expectations. [...]

[...] Ruburt does not need the extravagances of today’s statement, though it is a stepping stone, but he must now realize the importance of a balanced life. [...]

Whenever this occurs, the steps I have given before should be followed. [...]

[...] We stood outside after the service, three in a row facing each other on the porch, while six others carried Joe’s casket between us and down the steps to the hearse.

[...] This simply means that he has taken several giant steps, necessary ones. But these will make future giant steps easier. [...]

[...] Since you both have such mental agility and a history in this life of health and vitality, that history can be used by Ruburt, if he recalls himself running up and down the steps of the art gallery, for example. [...]

One of the very first steps toward mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health is precisely that kind of abandonment, that kind of acceptance and affirmation.

(Seth, it seemed, occupied a space about five feet high—a “blob” of space into which I could step, just at the limit of Jane’s reach, without disturbing him or without Jane sensing me as a separate entity within Seth’s province. [...]

We are now embarking upon a new point in your classes and if my friend Ruburt will allow me you shall have at times another teacher for I shall step in now and then to provide my own demonstrations. [...]

[...] I must introduce them step by step.

[...] The ego is working with you now, for it grew frightened and is taking steps to change.

[...] I stressed that it was a very important step, and that maybe soon I could take apart Personal Reality, as I had suggested doing some weeks ago, so that she could read it page by page. [...]

[...] You can take a step out of the self that you think you are and the world that you think you inhabit. [...]

[...] The new songs are the first step in this procedure. [...]

[...] Some people die in adolescence, filled with the flush of life’s possibilities, still half-dazzled by the glory of childhood, and ready to step with elation upon the threshold of adulthood — or so it seems. [...]

Our friend of the manuscript thinks of himself as a liberal-minded man, but he will not take any giant steps away from the lines of academiclike safety.

He takes prissy tiptoeing steps, always looking backward with worried caution. [...]

(At 8:55 PM Jane was still sitting out on the front steps; it had been a very hot day, and a busy one for us. [...]

[...] I also saw the steps leading down, and the opened wooden door on the right, from my viewpoint. [...]