“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Something standing vertical.

(“Something standing vertical.” [...]

Christian dogma speaks of the ascension of Christ, implying of course a vertical ascent into the heavens, and the development of the soul is often discussed in terms of direction. [...]

[...] (Now holding the envelope vertically, Jane ran a finger along the bottom edge of the envelope.) Perhaps on two sides of the object.

[...] This tipped the top vertically to the floor, and the other three present touched the top lightly. [...]

[...] Light in color (pause), mainly vertical in form; that is, taller than it is wide. [...]

[...] The leaflet is designed effectively in a simplebold upright or vertical format. [...]

[...] The pointing reference we think a reference to the uniform direction of the verticals in my script.

[...] She pressed the envelope to her forehead in a vertical position.)

[...] To my left was a narrow window of vertical design, with either an aluminum or stainless steel frame. [...]

[...] Note that Jane held the envelope to her forehead in a horizontal position, as she almost always does; this means the fold in the object would be vertical in relation to the long dimension of both the object and the envelopes. [...]

(At 10:22, her eyes closed, Jane took the envelope for our 65th experiment from me and pressed it to her forehead in a more or less vertical position.)

[...] Some of you are embarked upon adventures that deal with intimate family contact, deep personal involvement with children, or with other careers that meet “vertically” with physical experience. [...]

What I want you to see here is that the communications do not just operate in a vertical, ascending or descending fashion, but horizontally, in those terms.

[...] Rob stacked some bookcases, bought vertical dowels for the top, and arranged the whole affair in front of the door so that we had an inside entry hall. [...]