“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The true stuff or material of his body of course will not be here, since its kind of matter cannot exist within your own, that is within your own system.

(A true use of Personal Reality would be to use it like a bible – although not slavishly – but such use would unite the critical and intuitional faculties. [...]

(11:09.) You have often said that these books were Ruburt’s. That is true. [...]

[...] An oversimplification, no doubt, but essentially true, I think. [...]

Ask him to take this for granted, to accept my statement as true. [...]

[...] The true meetings that take place here have nothing to do with the room or the people that you think you are. [...]

[...] You have not really learned true expression. [...]

[...] All those things I’m doing wrong?” Too true. [...]

[...] It is true it must be interpreted in many cases so that it may seem to you that it exists as some sort of isolated principle, ultimately. [...]

[...] They have their own, it is true, but, unknowingly, you reinforce their energy and health.

[...] I wouldn’t know, of course, if it were true. [...]

You say, as in tonight’s episode (before the session) that you must express your feelings—of dissatisfaction and concern—and that is true. [...]

[...] If they were true the world simply would not have lasted this long. [...]

[...] On the one hand the statement is indeed true. [...]

Numerous forms of vocal communication — whether “true” speech or not, in current opinion — undoubtedly existed among the ancestors of our species for many millennia before the appearance of late Neanderthal man, however; according to conservative estimates such methods could have been in use for well over two million years, perhaps beginning even with our prehuman or animal stages. [...]

[...] In a fashion that particular approach, for all of its reliance upon “sorcery,” is not actually true to the magical approach at all, because it insists so fervently upon the impediments that stand in man’s way, and stresses the importance of rituals and methods, and the almost superhuman effort that is required (pause) in order to meet the “magical ends.” [...]

[...] I added that she had to be true to herself, that her troubles came from her not being so, and that if she wanted to use the pendulum then she should do so.

[...] Too true. [...]

[...] Objective answers given to people are not true answers. [...]

[...] If the self accepts the symptoms, and in all cases of illness to some extent or another this is true, then paradoxically a portion of the self identifies with the symptoms.

[...] This personification of femaleness in the male is the true meaning of what Jung called the “anima.”

[...] Coordinates must intersect, it is true, and yet once such a neutral area is arranged, there must be a lack of friction. [...]

[...] It is true that the old interactions between an associative pattern of thought and its habitual action may be broken down, but it is also true that the inner-ordered structure has been shocked psychically and biologically.