“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Long pause.) If there is an honest struggle, an honest effort toward peace and brotherhood, then even if war erupts on a practical level then the psychic development is healthier than if no effort toward peace is made, or if ideals are merely mouthed.

[...] Then the hostages’ plane was in the air, flying toward Algiers, in North Africa.

Through April and into May, I had problems controlling my own anger and hurt feelings toward Jane’s sinful self as I came to better understand its mechanisms of operation. [...]

[...] I want to know that self’s attitude toward the fact that Jane is now helpless as far as her physical survival is concerned—she can no longer take care of herself without my help, and this obviously implies that if her condition continues to worsen to the point of death, her sinful self will die also. [...]

[...] If this is the case, the entire process could be changed around quite quickly, of course, toward mobility. [...]

[...] Toward the end of the session she received a feeling, a concept, from Seth to the effect that she shouldn’t feel bad at the short session. [...]

[...] Jane took a break when we heard someone pushing what we thought was the medicine cart out in the hall toward our room. [...]

[...] Practically all of this was given after Jane made several attempts to speak clearly enough so I could hear; and much of it with her head inclining to her right, toward her shoulder, as though she was extremely relaxed and in a deep trance:

Finally however he has been led toward a greater acceptance. [...]

[...] He is experiencing the body’s impetus, its urge toward motion, and to reactivation. [...]

[...] It does the same with other portions of the self that look out toward other times and places.

[...] Their feelings toward parents become ambiguous as a result of the identification procedures thrust upon them. [...]

There are purposes not nearly as easy to describe, however, intents of a psychological nature, yearnings toward satisfactions not so easily categorized. [...]

[...] Jane must avoid any act of cruelty toward her. [...]

[...] Now this will automatically set your inner self toward the anticipation of further sound. [...]

[...] Now, on some occasions, you resent her manner toward you. [...]

[...] You must, therefore, ask yourself where this charged attitude toward sound originated, and why you use it in such a way. [...]

[...] In this way, our attitude towards the events at the time becomes obvious.

[...] Now, turning toward him, I remembered the noise that had awakened me. [...]

[...] Jane, as Seth, gestured toward it.)

[...] Dineen believed that other people acted oddly toward her because they had all been hypnotized into doing so. [...]

[...] Just before break, she held her hands out toward me, indicating that once again they felt fat or enlarged. [...]

[...] He was dragging a large tarpaulin upon which was piled a miscellaneous collection of camping equipment; he was pulling the tarpaulin down the center grassy area of the camping grounds, heading toward the entrance.

[...] In other words, to consciously focus his subconscious psychic abilities to perform toward a definite, material end.

It is true that undisciplined, hysteric flight into such realms can be dangerous, at least in the short run; but disciplined, balanced, curious and open-minded pursuit will lead to self-fulfillment, betterment of the race in general, and will be the means for releasing innate, inhibited energy toward constructive ends.

[...] The idea for the book may come from a dream, or in that state of creativity where dreams reach toward physical actualization. [...]

[...] He also asked Jane to speak to a series of meetings in the Berkshires [in MA] toward the end of June.)

[...] Expectation now (underlined) is important here, and the fact that he got into the habit of denying impulses toward motion—by blocking, often, not the impulse so much as the motor response.

They continued to question this experience as they had every other, and to apply the same overconscientious tests toward truth. [...]