“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The tendency toward division in Philip’s personality shows itself in this tendency toward secrecy, which affects most deeply the nature of his home life.

[...] That man, for all his seeming outwardness, fears to relate himself in a basic manner toward the outside environment.

[...] We will instead content ourselves with a comparison of the two personalities in regard to certain characteristic reactions, which tend to lead the personalities toward health or illness.

[...] It does not believe in what it is doing, and here we will find a comparison between this tendency toward secrecy on Philip’s part, and this divided nature on the part of your other friend.

[...] Impulses are urges toward action. [...] Each cell of your body feels (underlined) the impulse toward action, response, and communication. [...]

Look at it this way: If someone tells you that pleasure is wrong and tolerance is weakness, and that you must follow this or that dogma blindly in obedience, and if you are told this is the only right road toward the idealized good, then most likely you are dealing with a fanatic. [...]

[...] Even if that expression is by means of steps, you can point toward it as an accomplishment. [...]

[...] He is still working toward recovery, though the fear and panic did slow down that recovery considerably — and by recovery I mean simply the return to conditions just before this recent hang-up.

(Jane lay so quietly, eyes closed, head tipping toward her left on her pillow, mouth open, that I thought she’d fallen asleep.)

(Pause.) You are, I hope, coming toward a time of greater psychological synthesis, so that the intuitions and reasoning abilities work together in a much more smooth fashion, so that emotional and intuitive knowledge regarding the meaningfulness of life can find clearer precision and expression, as the intellect is taught—as the intellect is taught—to use its faculties in a far less restricted manner.

[...] Man has an innate inclination toward the use of tools, and technology is no more than an extension of that capacity. [...]

[...] I will always be speaking about a balance between intuitional and reasoning abilities and, I hope, [be] leading you toward a wedding of those abilities, for together they can bring about what would certainly appear in your world to be one completely new faculty, combining the very best elements of each, but in such a fashion that both were immeasurably enhanced.

[...] The species is at least embarked upon its journey toward emotional achievement, as it is upon the development of its intellectual capacities, and ultimately the two must go hand in hand.

(We also see creative connections between the way Jane produced The Wonderworks this month, and the book outline for The Way Toward Health last March, as described in Appendix 7. She conceived and delivered the latter while in a dissociated state also. And as with The Way Toward Health, she doesn’t know whether she’ll ever carry The Wonderworks any further.

[...] His balance is continually working toward normality. [...]

I want you united, so to speak, with your powers focused psychically, creatively, and toward bettering Ruburt’s physical state. [...]

[...] Each self is interwound with all others, and yet each self, being composed of action, has within it the powers of action toward change, development, expansion, and the drive toward fulfillment.

[...] The selves are action in progress toward this blueprint.

[...] She said she started “feeling things” again toward the end, when Seth began to talk about the entity. [...]

(The night of the session it literally swept me along toward the end and I want to make these comments while the affair is fresh in my mind. [...]

(While the voice boomed out toward the end, I was in that classroom, certainly not in our living room. [...]

In the waking state the whole self is focused toward physical reality. [...]

[...] A miscellany of shapes that all point toward one direction. [...]

[...] Her eyes had begun to open toward the end of the delivery, and her voice became humorous. [...]

[...] There is a large cross shape toward the bottom left corner of the envelope object:

It is possible (underlined) that the psychedelic experience for these individuals would involve consciousness expansion directed toward (underlined) usual physical reality, and bring about a more unified personality structure from society’s standpoint. [...]

[...] We are coming here toward a definition of illumination in psychic terms. [...]

[...] One large dark numeral or initials towards the top, perhaps in a corner. [...]

Toward a starred event.

[...] At the same time Florence and Sue turned and walked toward each other and met in the center of the room. [...]

All of the issues I have mentioned—love-making, the energy exercises, poetry and so forth—lead toward a therapeutic situation (pause), toward the realization that expression itself is safe, and serve to remind him that creativity’s uncertainty is itself highly creative, providing its own safety within a context of exuberant expression. [...]

[...] “I thought there was something involving you toward the end that I didn’t get,” Jane said. [...]

[...] The presence of witnesses encouraged her; strong voice effects began to show themselves, the best in many sessions and toward the end of the Pat’s delivery, Jane achieved a projection to the Boston classroom of Pat’s special class. [...] Toward the last part of the session her delivery was very strong and forceful; very fast and emphatic and impressive; her eyes were closed for the most part, and she was really out.

[...] It is a turning away from and not going toward.

[...] or should I be seeing that man within a framework of, just as we were talking about health as just being a stepping stone, should I be seeing this man with a viewpoint towards what this can mean for helping other people be part of a constructive arrangement?”)

[...] But it is the ideal toward which we work. [...]

[...] You are working toward this ideal, and the ideal is—and you will achieve it—to use all your abilities, all of your capabilities... [...]

([Theodore: ]“But the point is—I guess the question I’m asking is: Am I really more interested in the certain possibilities of status, and that would not be the positive way of looking at things—or should I be seeing that man within a framework of, just as we were talking about health as just being a stepping stone, should I be seeing this man with a viewpoint towards what this can mean for helping other people be part of a constructive arrangement?”)

[...] But it is the ideal toward which we must work. [...]

[...] You are working toward this ideal, and the ideal is—and you will achieve it—to use all your abilities, all of your capabilities—and in doing this, you will help others automatically. [...]

As you have an ego, fully conscious, directed toward the physical world, you also have what I call an inner ego, directed toward inner reality. [...]

He thought of that realm as eternal and unchanging, a perfect but frozen composite that must indeed inspire men toward achievement on the one hand, and on the other reproach them for their failure, since their achievements must necessarily seem puny in contrast. [...]

[...] Such people will, however, tend toward a strongly disciplined life. [...]

[...] You have, of course, a strong drive toward sexuality, and if you believe that it is to be shunned at the same time, then you are in a very ambiguous position. [...]

As it naturally occurs to him, Ruburt should read over material he has of the Sinful Self, and it will with its own rhythm lead toward further therapeutic adjustments. You should begin such a program as soon as possible, regarding it, however, as not a last desperate approach toward an unsolvable problem, but as a proper step of development in your understanding of the magical approach to life. [...]

I will give you further pointers, and continue also with whatever regularity toward the completion of our book, unless either of you make other decisions. [...]

[...] She could reach further down toward her thighs. [...]

Ruburt has become more aware of the body’s impetus toward action and motion. [...]

(3:54.) It is futile to tell such a person that he or she can not, or must not, commit suicide — and indeed, such a procedure can be quite dangerous, hardening the person’s leaning toward a death decision. [...]

If you are lethargic, resolve to take the first small steps toward action, however small they might be. [...]