“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The failure of our rescue mission represents another learning step as we grapple with some of the “modern” convolutions of religious and secular forces. [...]

[...] There, however, he was in his situation, saying “Well, I can do it, though it may be difficult,” then leading up to “Well, perhaps, since I know I can do it, I will then be able to do it easier”—needless thought steps to your position.

[...] You must, then, take the next step and say, “It is not necessarily true, even though I believe it.” [...]

Man, pursuing his own way, chose to step outside of that framework — on a conscious level. [...]

[...] You can make from it safe and sturdy steps to climb upward or downward, and be sure of getting back if you so choose. [...]

[...] Yet I step out of my Jane-self in some indescribable way, and step right back into it when the session is over. [...]

[...] Since he realizes that he did not choose, consciously, to take these illegal steps, then he cannot understand why he should ever be penalized for them.

[...] You are taking the first steps toward a much more enjoyable, flexible, and fulfilling existence.

[...] In the 68th session, page 218, July 6, 1964, Seth stated that unless Bill took certain steps the lung trouble would return. [...]

[...] If he walks down his steps better, that should be noted and encouraged. [...]

[...] It is time for you to take a step in your psychological time experiments, and I hope that you will take it shortly. [...]

[...] In those terms (underlined) it is for Loren a step up from, say, Sayre, whose history is richer even in “lower class” origins. [...]

[...] I am suggesting that you examine as objectively as possible your own basic expectations, for this will help you, and is a basic step in changing them for the better.

You may of course realize its nature, and this is a step forward. [...]

(To Ned.) And sometimes in your disappearing acts you have gone three steps. [...]

[...] There are a series of steps of stone, leading to a large building. [...]

[...] Nebene feels that they are sturdy steps upon which intuition must climb steadily forward.

[...] Do you see the steps here then that can be taken?

[...] There is nothing wrong with concepts at all as long as you do not use them as hiding places or as steps of security from which you will not leap, one into the other. [...]

[...] I step down several levels for example, so that contact can be made.