“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Realities that you can only perceive in terms of light can, for example, exist as sound, as motion, as color, and can have dimensions with which you are completely unfamiliar. [...]

[...] As you’ll see later, however, I do think that these abilities are attributes of another portion of our personalities with which we’re relatively unfamiliar. [...]

[...] Along with extral value, used by Seth in the last session, this makes two such recent instances of unfamiliar words.)

[...] The newly begun sessions already contained a number of unfamiliar terms and ideas: In the 4th session three days earlier, for instance, Seth had just given us our entity names [Ruburt for Jane, Joseph for me], and touched upon the psychic links connecting the three of us. [...]

[...] Gene had questioned Seth in what I guess you could call “professional philosophical jargon,” making frequent references to esoteric Eastern theories with which I was totally unfamiliar. [...]

Now, the inner self is psychologically influenced by these probable personalities, for they represent a whole personality structure or gestalt with which you are utterly unfamiliar. [...]

Even if they are recalled as dreams however, they may appear meaningless, for they are unfamiliar to the ego. [...]

[...] Instead of “coming to” in your home, however, you may instead become alert in another location, a town, another house or unfamiliar place where checking against usual circumstances is nearly impossible.

[...] You are so taken up with your precious camouflage patterns, and so unfamiliar with the inner propulsion behind all such materializations, that it will be a while before any headway is made.

“My personality structure is far different—very rewarding to me but unfamiliar to you. [...]

A fine tuning of focus takes place here, where Ruburt’s abilities are focused in new directions, directions that are unfamiliar to the ego. [...]

[...] “It’s too unfamiliar—I’m afraid it’ll confuse the reader. [...]

[...] They also seem to undermine the integrity of the past by showing it to you in an unfamiliar light, mixing it with present and future tints.

(None of us asked questions that might lead to totally new, unfamiliar material that we might wish later was recorded. [...]

[...] It is for the same reason that such communications are relatively rare, for many conditions and circumstances are necessary; and the number one self is made to bear strains unfamiliar to it, and to perceive data which does not make sense within its number one time system.

[...] I am dependent in a large measure upon Ruburt’s own knowledge, and lack of it, in that I cannot force from him, from his speech mechanism, concepts with which he is entirely unfamiliar. [...]