“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The pendulum work was important because of the togetherness it entailed, the joint determination it symbolizes, and Ruburt’s decision to uncover any or all fears rather than hiding them.

[...] We voiced the idea that three key words seemed to symbolize her physical hassles—fears of scorn, criticism, and flamboyance. [...]

Therefore the burned feet kept you there, yet the burn itself you accepted as a symbol of your fear that you would get burned if you did stay. [...]

[...] Had the dream not ended you would have made your way across to him, in time (smile), to help him up when he fell—this symbolic of his difficulties in the past year. [...]

The “spirit guide” designation may be a handy symbolic representation of this idea, and I’m not saying that spirit guides do not exist. [...]

Children understand the importance of symbols, and they use them constantly to protect themselves — not from their own reality but from the adult world. [...]

[...] Some government officials say that the reactor may never see service again, that it may end up junked, or as a sealed mausoleum, a mute symbol of our nuclear age. [...]

[...] Surely you must know that even the words feeling or emotion are at best symbols to describe something else, and this something else comes extremely close to your mental enzymes.

Now I do not mean this to be merely a symbolic exercise, for though it may begin with imagination, it is based upon fact, and emanations from your consciousness and the creativity of your soul do indeed reach outward in that manner. [...]

(10:41.) Their god symbol was a male one — a strong, physically powerful male figure who would therefore protect them since they could not protect themselves. [...]

[...] Your father was the symbol of yourself. [...]

[...] The idea being that she may fear something like invasion, in exaggerated form and so has set up a rigid system of physical, symbolic protection. [...]

[...] You should indeed have spoken more freely, but you also should have seen him simply as an individual, and not as a symbol of a school, or a structure, or as a scientist.

[...] Names are simply designations, symbols; and yet since you must use them, I shall also. [...]

I am not speaking symbolically. [...]

[...] Even the words which I use to describe them are at best poor symbols, for when I speak of an action, it would seem as if I spoke of one indivisible concrete completed issue, and such is not the case.

[...] The period before an individual’s birth is enacted again symbolically, but in new ways, each year. [...]

To become acquainted with your own ideas and beliefs you must walk among them, symbolically speaking, without blinders. [...]

This is not to be taken as a symbolic idea, for I am speaking in quite practical terms. [...]

[...] Its population is from 5,000—10,100 according to the symbol used. [...]