“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Seth said no more about the results of the test, and in view of Jane’s state I thought it best not to query him about it tonight.

[...] You view those things through your own unique vision. [...]

(And she’s quite conscious of the fact that her massive sensations are one of the ways by which, as she has written, she tries to “view our three-dimensional existence and this universe from outside this framework” or to travel beyond the conventionalized psychic postcards.

[...] Now some of the things that I may say about physical reality in this book may startle you, but remember that I am viewing it from an entirely different standpoint.

It has provided you with an extra framework through which to view reality. [...]

[...] It has to be broken down, particularly to a time frame, and then into concepts that can take advantage of the world view that is held in your culture. [...]

[...] Yet [man] is to be the portion of nature that views itself with perspective. [...]

Your world is full, however, of hints and clues that are relatively invisible simply because you do not look for them, since they do not fit the overall view of reality that currently rules the civilization.

(One of the letters, from a doctor in Canada, referred us to an article in Scientific American in which a discussion of the many-worlds view of quantum mechanics clearly vindicated a number of Seth’s ideas. [...]

[...] It is almost, at least, as if you decide to take so many hours a day and struggle with a physical condition, through whose unique cast you would view your private reality and that world. [...]

[...] The rest of the family views the overloaded cellar as a fire hazard.

[...] You view them with only half an eye.

The top of the mountain can “see further,” colon: Its view takes in the entire countryside. [...]

[...] In the 719th session itself, Seth remarked that the interior view of myself represented “a ‘precognitive’ moment” in my present life that (obviously!) I have yet to encounter.

[...] However, the normal experience-patterns of your temporal being prevent any comprehensive view of all of those lives in creature terms.

[...] Such feelings can then for a while override his natural inclinations and his natural enjoyment and his natural excitement with which he otherwise views our sessions. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) Ruburt well knew even as a child that such structures had served their time, and his poetry provided a channel through which he could express his own views as he matured. [...]

(Now Seth moved from his own book to this new subject — Jane’s The World View of Paul Cézanne — with ease and obvious zest. [...]

[...] It is necessary to see the personality as it operates within both realities, if you are interested in viewing the personality as a whole. [...]

[...] The old world view, the official one, may still be comforting you, for it is shared by millions. [...]

[...] Our living-room windows command a good view of our street, one of the main ones in Elmira, but a quick look told me the accident was out of our visual range. [...]

[...] 3/4 back view of full figure. [...]

[...] The ego attempts to stand apart from action, to view action as the result of ego. [...]

(Speaking for Seth, Jane began by saying that we could forego Wednesday’s session if we chose to, in view of the extra work involved recently in the longer sessions. [...]

Now some of you who read this book will immediately and intuitively grasp what I am saying, for you will have already suspected that you are viewing experience through highly distorted, though colorful, figurative lenses. [...]