“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Her diction in trance is usually excellent, though; it’s not often that I have to ask her to repeat a word or phrase.)

[...] It was the word “stone.”

[...] In other words, a dream may begin to transform the physical environment through lifting inner expectation.

[...] Often, even in simple dreams, however, you will feel concepts or understand a particular piece of information without a word being spoken. [...]

Throughout these essays I’ve been unable to go very far into most of the subjects Jane and I wanted to discuss, to do much more than approximate in words a welter of feelings and actions. [...]

[...] In other words, it seems as if you travel very far in the flicker of an eyelash.

[...] Two of the capital M’s on the object itself are in the words Must, in a line at the bottom concerning claims, and in Moore Business Forms, Inc.

[...] It knows it lives beyond its death, in other words.

As you mature and gain in knowledge, you do not obviously grow fatter; in other words, these qualities take up no space. [...]

[...] Time, in other words, cannot be counted upon to unify action. [...]

[...] The spacious present enfolds but does not enclose you, and my words will lead you on. [...]

[...] I would think that I was telling Rob about each scene as I saw it, but then he would ask a question, and I’d realize that I hadn’t said a word for some time.

Ten days passed without word. [...]

[...] There are more than your own thought forms, in other words. [...]

[...] To begin with, Seth does not use the word “punishment.” [...]

11. With some humor, Seth borrowed the word “eccentric” from Jane’s own Psychic Politics. In her book she uses the term in connection with personality, to mean that each physical self is a creative — and unpredictable — version of an inner “heroic” model.

Linden uses words now as a framework to contain creativity and communication, rather than to express them. [...]

[...] In other words you are not fated, you see, to always chase this false image or project it outward. [...]

I suggest your first break, and mark my words, Mark: You are more than you know.

[...] Words do nearly forsake me, the semantic differences are so vast. [...]

[...] Yet according to Seth, both classes of “particles” are in actuality nonphysical; as best words can note, they have their realities on scales so minute that we cannot hope to detect them through our present technology….