“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

This all involves value fulfillment, which is at its basis. [...]

[...] Existence has value in terms of intensities. [...]

[...] I was also hesitant to take the pendulum at face value, after the results achieved regarding the tooth data recently. [...]

While hypnosis can be of considerable value in the hands of an excellent professional hypnotist, it still has serious drawbacks as a treatment under these conditions. [...]

(The memo pad slip used as the 80th envelope object is printed in a dark chocolate brown on a paper that is a rather bright orange brown of middle value. [...]

[...] The mobility experience automatically adds value fulfillment. [...]

His education, his everyday pattern of existence, his cultural values, tend to imprison him so that he can only view other societies through the murky haze of his own misconceptions. [...]

[...] You must take the inner data at its face value, and this is what you will not do. [...]

[...] She also questioned the emotional value of the material on probabilities. [...]

(Actually, Jane continued, she found the material on probabilities intellectually stimulating, while wondering about its emotional connotations — the inferences that she was but one of countless billions of creatures, “blinking on and off like lights in all of those probable worlds …” What value was there to the tiny individual? [...]

If you could manage it, working nights for a temporary period will also have the same kind of value, again, while automatically adding its own elements —that is, of providing relative isolation in a different way. [...]

[...] But in terms of value fulfillment you see, you explore it thoroughly. [...]

[...] He recognized the value of our endeavors to his work. [...]

(Pause.) I am aware this is of little practical value to you.

[...] The author you see does not completely understand the work that must be done in this respect before his methods will have great value. [...]

[...] I commented upon the value many youths obviously placed upon conforming in their nonconformity. [...]

[...] There are those who do this quite deliberately with training, but often they do not realize that they are interpreting the experiences they have with the values of their “home” consciousness.

(10:14.) In those terms the undifferentiated area is actually filled with motion as psychological transitions and translations are made, until in dreams the two egos often merge into each other — so that sometimes you waken briefly with a sense of elation, or a feeling that in dreams you have met an old and valued friend.

[...] You must take it for granted also, you see, that this probable self has operated in each incarnation, in each materialization of the whole personality, and has therefore at its command literally millions of probable situations and conditions upon which to make value judgments.

[...] The subconscious makes its own value judgments here, and passes these on to the ego. [...]

[...] Its curiosity can be of great value.

[...] Again, action involves more than movement, as you think of movement, for value fulfillment is action. [...]

[...] Experience is felt in terms of intensities and value fulfillment. [...]

The intellect forces you to interpret data in a highly specialized way for the use of the physical organism; and while adopted particularly because of the time structure, your kind of intellect only has value within your particular kind of time structure, and its type of logical thought is much slower and limiting. [...]