“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

So far, metaphysics has only been entertainment, a step-science of our culture; part of the extended family of science for the purposes of inspiration and ideas, but not given credit as scientific truth. [...]

[...] And an A, with a large family and a particular picture of the family, old, three girls with large hair ribbons, two boys, several years older, picture taken on porch steps very early 1900’s. Perhaps in a city B or the name begins with B. And a sister, a career woman before this was general practice.

[...] And an A, with a large family and a particular picture of the family, old, three girls with large hair ribbons, two boys, several years older, picture taken on porch steps very early 1900’s. Perhaps in a city B or the name begins with B. And a sister, a career woman before this was general practice. [...]

[...] In a fashion Fell represented the next step upward from, say, pulp magazines. [...]

He considered Prentice-Hall a further excellent step upward, a reputable-enough publisher. [...]

[...] Let the energy, therefore, of my voice serve as steps or pathways, whatever you desire, to lead you wherever your inner self desires to go. [...]

[...] Jane feels now that these recent developments mean she has given some kind of consent to go along with the sessions into a deeper trance state, to step back farther from her ego. A step at a time, very cautiously.

[...] Jane still hasn’t been going to the john more than three times a day, nor have we yet tried point 4 on my list: taking one step a day with the aid of the typing table. [...]

(“What do you think about the idea of one step at a time with the typing table each day?”)

[...] I do want to caution him that first steps must be taken first if his inner goals in this direction are ever to be achieved, without unnecessary difficulties for the ego.

[...] I still find you both in excellent overall condition, regardless dear Joseph of the hay fever, and we shall take steps before next season to rid you of that.

(Since I liked him—Michael— as we talked, I sat on the front steps for a few minutes with him. [...]

[...] Here she has the symptoms as a kind of protection, so I’m wondering about our reactions if we took steps that would put us more in the public eye—left us open to more criticism—as well as praise—for instance. [...]

[...] His appearance on television seems to represent a further step in his “objectification,” which is to me, an astonishing one.

[...] Later we began to take bolder steps into these inner areas, learning to manipulate consciousness in what was for us an entirely new way.

[...] He has given us instructions that allow Rob, my students and myself to take our own sometimes faltering steps out of our usual physical reality. [...]

[...] Steps to lose weight do not make sense in the face of that belief. [...]

On the contrary, an understanding of the rule of expectation is the one truly practical step you can take whenever any change in physical circumstances is desired. [...]

They resulted in such a “legitimate” picture of reality however that it was difficult then even when he wanted to step aside and alter the directions. [...]

(Late last night I stepped out onto the screened-in back porch of the hill house. [...]

[...] It’s just as foolish for those who are religious, even though they outnumber the scientists by far, to expect most scientists to embrace religion, to surrender their agnosticism or atheism, to give up their mechanistic, reductionist views of life—their attempts to use a series of “logical” steps to reduce the human being, say, to his or her ever-lower components, right down to the atomic level. [...]

[...] When I finished them, then, it was nighttime again, September 23, 1982, late, and once again I stepped off the back porch of the hill house for some fresh air. [...]

[...] For the poet did not simply string words together, but sent out a syntax of consciousness, using rhythm and the voice, rhyme and refrain as methods to form steps up which his own consciousness could rush.

[...] The steps he has taken without putting his full weight on the table, for example, are highly important. [...]

He will shortly find that some days he can walk fairly easily—perhaps 10 steps—in that manner, or maybe even twice in one day, while for a few days in between he is not in good-enough balance. [...]

[...] They may react by unconsciously taking certain steps of a political nature that seem at the time either unreasonable, or even incomprehensible — steps whose logic appears only in hindsight.

[...] By accepting your feelings, at this moment or at any moment as they apply to yourselves and to others in the room, you can make your first steps. [...]

[...] And in a preliminary step in expressing modesty in this room, and in expressing your own experience and feeling, each of you, therefore, tell a secret and put your beliefs into action. [...]

[...] They are unfulfilled idealists who are not content to express idealism in steps, one at a time, or indeed to wait for the practical workings of active expression. [...]

(10:53.) It means that you are not willing to take the actual steps in physical reality to achieve the ideal, but that you believe that the end justifies the means: “Certainly some lives may be lost along the way, but overall, mankind will benefit.” [...]

[...] This step is not to be taken as yet.

[...] This one began, generally speaking, when the species tried to step apart from nature in order to develop the unique kind of consciousness that is presently your own. [...]