“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now: In a way, it is quite difficult to tell you what I have been doing with my time (humorously emphatic) while I have been involved in the production of “Unknown” Reality — and therefore, to some extent at least, inclined toward your time.²

(See the 63rd session in Volume 2. Jane now smiled and turned toward Lorraine Shafer. [...]

A chip on the blue vase, on the left and toward the bottom. [...]

[...] Once toward the end of the session I had to ask her to slow down a bit for note-taking. [...]

[...] I do believe that prolonged study of the Seth material would yield great results toward our understanding of ourselves….”

[...] That is, the individual will grow outward toward the world, encountering and forming a practical experience, traveling outward from his center in almost vinelike fashion, forming from the fabric of physical reality a conglomeration of pleasant or aesthetic, and unpleasant or prickly events.

[...] But after this Jane kept veering toward the letter. [...]

[...] You are taking the first steps toward a much more enjoyable, flexible, and fulfilling existence.

[...] With one foot up on a chair she leaned toward me and spoke in a most amused voice.)

[...] I became aware that another figure was seated at a table just in front of the robed figure, with its head, also shadowed, turned toward the robed one. [...]

[...] And the Nebene characteristics that came out strongly as you worked with the details toward the book’s end.

Remembering your past ideas toward Prentice, he wondered, regardless of what you said, if you thought he should stay with them. [...]

[...] It orients you toward the environment in which you must operate, and it is because of the mind’s allegiance with the temporal brain that you perceive, for example, time as a series of moments.

[...] He could not relate to another adult, and when in his eyes Jane joined the league of adulthood he would not have been able to retain his strong leaning toward her.

[...] She was greatly pleased at the results of the test, and so was I. Neither of us regard these tests as scientific but we do consider them a beginning toward scientific tests.

[...] He gestures toward the viewer. [...]

Not to work at an ordinary job, or at a clearly defined occupation, has always had a tint of European decadence to Americans—and that is to some extent the result of the early Protestants’ attitude toward the wealthy, robed gentlemen of the late medieval, Roman Catholic Church. [...]

[...] She hadn’t smoked and her pace had been a little faster toward break.

[...] The main reason that he does not see her is not because he fears her, but because he fears the violence in himself that he has never dared direct toward her.

[...] I was trying to see what answers along the way would do to help spur Seth on towards more data, when I noted that he was off the track.

[...] Neither of you understand your attitudes toward the bedroom. [...]