“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

There are styles of thinking, just as there are various styles of dress.

(Long pause at 4:44.) What you are involved in then is really, of course, a completely new educational procedure, so that you are at least able to distinguish one style of thought from another, and therefore be freer to make choices.

[...] Trapeze performers, stunt men and women, race-car riders, and many other groups have a life-style that includes death-defying stunts on a very regular basis.

[...] It is true that these individuals do choose for themselves a carefully planned and regulated style of life, in which the threat of death is encountered personally and regularly; each day becomes an odyssey, in which death and life are purposefully weighed. [...]

Now there are styles of thought. Each individual has his or her own style of thinking, a peculiar, rich, individual mixture (pause) of speculations, fantasies, (pause) ideocentric ways of using subjective and objective data. [...]

STYLES OF THOUGHT.

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These lines—I mean directions—overall, will give you your uniquely original style. [...] The original style and so forth, the original slant and direction that you seek, will be the result of your own inner vision freely followed according to the suggestions I have tried to give you. [...]

[...] The inner attitudes must be completely changed, though your methods and styles need not necessarily change one iota. [...]

[...] You have taken a style of existence. [...]

The difficulty showed itself in Ruburt in keeping with the style of life that you were both accustomed to. [...]

[...] He did not choose for example a way of action, even physically, that would go against your style of life or ideas, but cleverly wove these into ideas you both initially deeply believed in. [...]

[...] At other times my style was rather different but when my hair was worn somewhat in the style of yours, then I wore more sporty attire to go along with it. [...]

[...] It is the life-style he feels that is natural to you, and if you deviate from it for too long you become less unified and relatively listless. He feels then you will be working once again actively toward a common goal, with a life-style suited more daily to your natures.

[...] It involved both of you working against any impediment together, taking trips together, and having a freedom in that regard, a mobility because of your life-style.

(The pendulum told me that I was bothered by the idea of the possible lack of permanency of the panel I had chosen, and briefly that I was somewhat aware of the change in this picture, as far as handling of form would be concerned, from my usual style of working. [...]

[...] You are concerned lest the freer style itself implies a lack of permanency, in that you wonder how well others will relate to it as time passes.

[...] He is getting new glasses and new frames that are in style with the times, and he will not want me to toss them across the room like that (tosses glasses). [...]

[...] There could also be a play on words here, in that Maxine is wearing one of the old-fashioned square-shouldered two-piece suits in style then: Suitable, suit. [...]

[...] At the time the picture was taken there was a small guest house, California style, in back of the main house; here Jane recalls a flagstone walk. [...]

[...] They were not his style, they were his mother’s style and in wearing them he felt further alarm that he was being cast in her world, so to speak.

[...] She finished in 12 minutes, though, doing better as she went along, until she finished up in good style. [...]

[...] She also rotated her arms in good style. [...]

[...] I worked with some mail and Jane finished the session in quite good style at 4:16.

[...] She finished the session in very good style. [...]

[...] For you feel that the life-styles are completely different, and polarized.

Here, as opposed to the apartment, where the life-styles were seemingly in a more transitory situation, you have both again dramatized yourselves to some degree as outsiders in a negative fashion, disapprovingly seeing yourselves in relationship to your neighbors, but not constructively. [...]

[...] We will of course finish our book in our usual style.

[...] When Jane got to the end of the session, and read my own notes about my own crying spells, she began to cry while reading aloud—but she kept going, and finished in good style. [...]

[...] But instead of facing up to a considerable change in life-style, I panicked and felt myself to be almost assaulted, forced into a life that offered less and less physical freedom. [...]