“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

For now, leave the word “position.” [...]

[...] When Jane spoke the word “wars,” above, her tone of voice and her facial expression had a “wouldn’t you know it” connotation.)

Do not place the words of gurus, ministers, priests, scientists, psychologists, friends — or my words — higher than the feelings of your own being. [...]

[...] Whatever, he’s always ready to share his perceptions and knowledge with us, as far as he can translate them into words so that we can understand them. [...]

[...] I also want to avoid many preconceptions that are connected with certain words.

[...] You both like to use the word work to show others that you are not irresponsible, and that you work twice as hard as they do. [...]

[...] On the other hand, many of his customers of course must look further, and despite themselves realize that this bit of truth is a pretty postcard, in James’s words, and they yearn for some kind of a deeper originality—an authenticity, a spark of something that will be instantly recognized.

When I speak to you, obviously I use words and vocabulary. [...]

[...] Indeed, though he dislikes the word, he is finishing the first portion of his apprenticeship, in which he became acquainted with a different kind of reality, and had to learn how to equate it with the “normal one.”

I use the word event here to include either object or happening. [...]

[...] “I know my feelings are right,” I told Jane, “but how do I explain them in a few words and make any sense?” I was also constrained by the limits of my own knowledge. [...]

The inner senses in other words are the means, the mental enzymes are the tools, and the vitality is the actual material that forms the universe as a whole, the apparent divisions within it, the apparent boundaries of the various divisions, and the diverse materials within each division. [...]

I do not believe you will have any saucer landings for quite a while, not physical landings in the usual sense of the word. [...]

[...] At 8:45 I received the words, “No winds ever blew across the prairie but I was there.” [...]

(The term midplane is nearest she could come to a translation, they don’t use words on her plane. [...]

The ego is indeed but one part of the self that speaks for the other portions of the self, but when it tries to speak for itself only, then indeed its words become meaningless, and the words become threats to the rest of the self. [...]

In other words the apparent intensity of the egotistical reactions is a sham on the part of the ego, to hide the fact that it refuses to become involved with action as a whole, because it fears for its permanence. [...]

[...] Each word was carefully and deliberately, almost delicately, spoken. It was as though Seth Two wasn’t familiar with vocal chords or words, and so took pains to use those mechanisms in just the right way. [...]

[...] I’d had to ask for a word or two to be repeated when it had been obliterated by a burst of traffic noise.)

[...] You have a need to express your self—and I am repeating the word “express” quite purposefully (with a smile). [...]

[...] “Would you say a few words for Frank Longwell?”)

[...] In other words, each electrical impulse contains within it its own infinity of variations.

[...] Even the words which I use to describe them are at best poor symbols, for when I speak of an action, it would seem as if I spoke of one indivisible concrete completed issue, and such is not the case.

The rejected emotion, in other words, will express itself in any case, but it will do so then as a rebel, outside of the organizational directives of the ego itself. [...]

[...] It can now afford to be much more elastic, to include, in other words, more and more of reality within its awareness. [...]

[...] What follows is obviously simplified and shorter, since I couldn’t record every spoken word between us. We wanted to tap into the hidden emotions behind the words.

I am trying to get a word. My-barrow (my phonetic interpretation)—only it is one word. [...]

[...] So far, however, physically there is only the page of paper upon which Robert Butts is writing down these words I speak.

[...] Although the manuscript does not yet exist in a physical book, the book itself, the ideas and words, are in the most important fashions quite real now. [...]

[...] In other words, you are perturbed over what is the proper direction for you to take—not trusting yourself to make the proper decision automatically, but wanting to force a quick conscious decision so that you will know what to do, and have it over with.

The word severin.

([Gert:] “But when I went through, in other words what I was doing ....”)