“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You find typical ranch-style homes, generally now, uncomfortable because — and this should be obvious — they are given over mainly to family living of a particular kind, colon: a kind that obviously separates work from living areas. [...]

[...] Although I remember my parents talking about Mr. Markle, I have little idea of how much they may have understood — or misunderstood — his basic life-style.

[...] Some such dreams were extremely direct, others were clothed in symbolism according to the style of the dreamer, but in any case the dream was understood to have a public significance as well as a private one.

[...] Now there is a difference between freely experimenting with and enjoying various styles of dress, attitudes and behavior — and finding yourself “lost” in a compulsion to change your appearance, attitude and behavior. [...]

[...] In many cases the poor were saved, for most of the old homes and apartment houses survived while the newer ranch-style homes could not stand the onslaught of the water. [...]

[...] Some become fashionable, others go out of style. [...]

[...] They wear the “uniform" in style then—blue jeans.

[...] Now I am speaking now of any given particular issue, not for example, of an entire mental life style, but beneath the humility a stubbornness; an attention to detail; a freedom of thought on the one hand, but an attention to detail having to do also, with this life when you took care of a sacristy and attended to altar veils and the placement of candles, missals and statues in specific and given places. [...]

[...] (Pause.) I have the impression of a miniature antique, of Victorian style, and it is scrolled. [...]

[...] Ruburt felt disloyal thinking of them because such thoughts seemed to him to criticize your joint life style and purposes.

[...] Now in another kind of life-style, with another kind of personality, the same belief might have been dispensed with easily. [...]

[...] Those books were dictated by me in a more or less straight narrative style. [...]

[...] Jane and I had thought the term, along with its implications, rather out of style until the publication of The Seth Material in 1970. [...]

[...] On the full page 11 are the figures of five women, modeling new styles of fall coats. [...]

[...] Seth has said again and again that these changes represent improvements growing out of our better understanding of our beliefs, our artistic/creative work, and indeed our whole life-style. [...]

[...] We wore long billowing trousers, bound tightly at the ankles, Turkish-style. [...]

[...] One of my goals is to see her art, all of it, reproduced in color in 81/2” x 11” portfolio style at a modest price. [...]

[...] The subject matter is endless, free of time and age and style in unique ways. [...]