“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] They are wedded then, but at other points the correlation is not at all obvious. [...]

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[...] I missed trying on Wed, 8/5. Jane had nothing to add to the record. [...]

[...] Your “purpose” is to bring those diverse aspects together, to form them into your own kind of artistic production—to wed in your life and art those seemingly diverse qualities of spontaneity and order, spareness and abundance, beloved detail and wholeness, and to form in your life and art a new kind of synthesis.

[...] A man if possible should own his own business, provide a service for the community—and, again, inventiveness or creativity were to be wedded to those pursuits. [...]

[...] I will always be speaking about a balance between intuitional and reasoning abilities and, I hope, [be] leading you toward a wedding of those abilities, for together they can bring about what would certainly appear in your world to be one completely new faculty, combining the very best elements of each, but in such a fashion that both were immeasurably enhanced.

[...] Her hands still bothered her also; she had taken off one ring at the start of the session but had left her wedding ring on; now she was trying to get that one off too, but without success.)

[...] The phenomena persisted with her hands, though to a lesser degree, but she still could not get her wedding ring off.

(10:42.) Enjoyment of an art is also very therapeutic, and its creation springs from an exquisite wedding of the conscious and unconscious minds. [...]

[...] Symbolically, Seven (Oversoul) was important because the book showed Ruburt the wedding of psychic ability and creative ability, emerging as fiction and art form, and his baby.

[...] Seth discussed many of his basic concepts, the wedding of the intellect and the intuitions, his reality and our camouflage physical one, Seth Two, language, myth, and so forth. [...]

(I asked Jane to lay her wedding ring on the table. [...]

[...] We haven’t been to a church in years, except to attend weddings or funerals. [...]

[...] No matter what he was taught in Catholic school or later in the public one, his intuitions, wedded to his creative capacities, led him to question established views. [...]

[...] Actually, then, we seek to wed the old environment with the new, using the psyche as a bridge between the two worlds. [...]

[...] On the cloth we lay Jane’s wedding ring. [...]

[...] On Tuesday, 7/28, I missed trying; on Wed., 7/29, 8:15 PM, I had a mild sensation in both my hands and feet, and a slight feeling of both categories being on a somewhat higher level than the rest of my body.

Art became wedded, then, to phenomena directly before the eyes. [...]

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