“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Few overt hints of this appear in Rob’s notes for Dreams. For one thing, the process of withdrawal was slow at the start. [...]

[...] Ironically, then, in the midst of my own half-conscious withdrawal I’d been giving birth to not only Seth’s Dreams, but several other intriguing long-range concepts. [...]

[...] When the personality withdraws itself from the physical image therefore, in a sort of slow motion of actual simultaneous happenings, this is what occurs.

[...] Withdrawal into dissociation as a hiding place from the world could be dangerous, and many have fallen prey here. [...]

[...] He can only withdraw from it.

[...] You have, however, already sent out an energized mental image of yourself into Street Three, and you cannot withdraw that energy.

[...] He felt your physical withdrawal strongly during your illness previously, felt on several occasions physically attracted to other men, and became terrified. [...]

[...] My father’s chosen withdrawal from the world was all too plain for everyone to see. [...]

(Seth paused, rather than withdrawing, so I asked a question.

[...] It will indeed materialize itself upon the physical plane simultaneously and withdraw itself simultaneously, as I have explained earlier. [...]

[...] When he began to realize this the inner plan had already been put into effect, and at the time of worst symptoms he literally could not withdraw quickly. [...]

[...] Already those at Ankh-Hermes have been asked to withdraw from sale their shortened version of Seth Spreekt, and to publish a full-length one instead—a very expensive proposition indeed. [...]

A connection with Cincinnati, and an account and a withdrawal, and a circular ...

[...] He remembered in the past how he felt withdrawing money from the bank. [...]

[...] This is the case in her particular type of withdrawal. [...]

[...] Subjectively, it appears to ‘hang over her.’ Since on those occasions it’s too much to handle at once, however, she feels Seth withdrawing it, to release it to her a little at a time in the form of connected words.”

[...] His has been to say little and to withdraw. [...]

[...] This is the case in her particular type of withdrawal. [...]

[...] You withdraw emotionally, and it is at this point that Ruburt then begins his reactions. [...]

(“In what century did the withdrawal take place?”)

When this focus is finished, when the subject tells himself “Now I will come to, now I have solved the problems that I set out to solve,” then what happens is the withdrawal of the self from the plane. [...]