“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Memory, which Jane and I treat cautiously, also enters into it, but the hard facts are noted where we are sure.

[...] I told Jan Stimson that I’d treat the staff to pizza or whatever, whenever they wanted it. [...]

In terms of earthly life as you understand it, it is overly optimistic to imagine that eventually all illnesses will be conquered, all relationships be inevitably fulfilling, or to foresee a future in which all people on earth are treated with equality and respect. [...]

[...] To what extent can the world be treated as if it were external to man, as an object? What can man learn by treating the body as if it were a machine? [...]

There is no real adequate framework in your society in which people like Augustus can be treated with any effectiveness.

[...] Yet here she was, treating the possibility of death quite seriously again.

[...] The rhythmic, almost harsh sounds of the insects were strongly reminiscent of the long camping seasons my father had treated his family to many years ago. [...]

[...] It is true that animals are slaughtered under the most cruel of circumstances for human consumption—for then (underlined) they are treated simply as foodstuff.

[...] The men who slaughter animals cannot afford to treat those animals as possessors of living consciousnesses.

[...] That natural sacrament, however, turns into something else entirely when the gift is so misunderstood, and when the donor is treated so poorly….

[...] In speaking of these angles we will treat them as three-dimensional, though they are of course multidimensional. [...]

[...] He suggested X-rays, however, “just to be on the safe side,” and so her body was treated to a basically unnecessary dose of radiation in the name of preventative medicine.

I am now used to being so greeted by your pussycat, and while it bothers me not one whit, Ruburt does not take kindly to being so treated.

[...] The act of eating is psychically significant, and when possible should be treated as such. [...]

Now, I have treated you all very gently in class, and I have used simple language, and I have explained things easily and coddled you, Now, 1 want you to study the material that you have. [...]

We will probably not have a full session this evening, since really I treated Ruburt so poorly during our last two sessions. [...]

[...] Otherwise your very concern affects the results, of course, and the pendulum will “treat” your fear first.

[...] The ego does not believe that they are treating it right. [...]

[...] My fondest wishes to you all, but you are all indeed like nervous birds perched on a peaked roof, in the midst of a high wind; at least this evening, and if I treat you with less politeness, it is only because I speak with the license of an old and trusted friend.

[...] [I should note that they returned on Sunday afternoon, as planned, and that Hal demonstrated upon my own body how to treat Jane. [...]

[...] One important point: he gobbles experience, emphasizes it, studies it—and that quality also means that his bodily sensations are treated in the same manner. [...]

[...] So the information should in no way be treated as negative suggestion.

But they have no way to treat me. [...]

[...] Any person who is in another dimension is saddened when they realize that you think that because they are dead they are frightening, and they do not understand—for always before you have treated them in an entirely different manner and now you find them something to fear. [...]

[...] The socially knowledgeable person does not want to be taken for a fool, be insulted, and wants to be treated with respect. [...]

(As for myself, I’ve been trying to get in four hours of painting each day, without succeeding, by the way, but it’s still a real treat. [...]