“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Try not to use the word “symptoms” in your pendulum work from now on. There are other ways, but the word has served its purpose. [...]

[...] They combine qualities of a unit and a field, in other words.

[...] The air in other words (pause) can be said to be formed by the animations of these units.

In other words, your accepted concepts of selfhood would disappear if you ever allowed any significant subjective experience to intrude. [...]

And from the 521st session (after 10:17) for Chapter 4 of Seth Speaks: “The word ‘result,’ you see, automatically infers cause and effect — the cause happening before the effect — and this is simply one small example of the strength of such distortions, and of the inherent difficulties involved with verbal thought, for it always implies a single-line delineation.”

(The word fragment was first used in the 4th session, Volume 1, page 22, by Frank Watts. [...] The word compartment had been used in the third session, with a similar meaning.)

[...] Try to think of the words, or to experience them in terms of color. [...] Think of the beginnings of the simple act of which you are normally almost completely unaware, the muscular motions that must be made before one word can be uttered.

You will see what a mysterious, complicated and almost unbelievable ballet results from one simple thought or word from any seemingly uncomplicated action.

[...] While delivering the material she appears to search very carefully for just the right word.)

[...] The words yes and no, spelled out on the board, are here enclosed in parenthesis whenever the pointer moved to them. [...]

[...] Father shook the newspaper rather emphatically, then spoke a phrase of several words that I have now forgotten. [...]

[...] The wording of any suggestions is very important, however. [...]

The word slow, or slowly, is not good in this connotation, since of itself it does not necessarily suggest safety, but a mere neutral and temporary putting off. [...]

[...] Forget some, but got the words, “Well, she’s coming out of shock.” [...]

The word Sumari carries within itself the essence of playful creativity, and delights indeed in so-called miraculous healings, enjoying surprises and a sense of pure fun. [...]

[...] She finished at 3:19, after having trouble with words and phrases. [...]

There are dreams of different import, some triggered genetically, that serve as sparks for particular kinds of behavior—dreams, in other words, that literally span the centuries in that regard, coiled latently in the very chromosomes; and no level of consciousness is without some kind of participation in dream states. [...]

(After she’d eaten and I was getting ready to leave, Jane said, “I really feel guilty at making your life so hard,” and added more words to that effect. [...]

[...] These are not idle words nor are they meant symbolically.

In other words, you see the outline of unpleasant events, ignore them as much as possible, and imagine how in the future they will be dispersed in the larger colored picture that you have created. [...]

[...] (Pause, then humorously:) Mama and Papa, back at the homestead, know where their children have gone, in other words; they read with amusement, amazement, and wonder the communications from their offspring. [...]

[...] “Tell her we’ll pay for it,” I said, or words to that effect. [...]

I will now, because I am such a good host, not bore you with an extended monologue where you find yourselves in the position of not daring to utter a word, so I will give you a break, or I will if you prefer continue.

[...] Because the words he speaks are not his own. [...]

[...] And a word here should be said, indeed, concerning the distortive ideas that arise concerning dependency and passivity.

[...] Jane began to speak from the rocker but had uttered only a few words when she got up and took a chair at the table with me. [...]

I would like to speak a few words concerning the nature of realities.

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

The words: “May peace be with you,” will get him through any difficulty in other layers of reality, for as he formed that image others also form images, and he could encounter them on occasion. [...]

[...] Were it not for time involved in your typing of my immortal words, I would stay with you longer. [...]

I will purposely avoid using the word “God” because of the connotations placed upon it by conventional religion. [...]

[...] Anytime I make such a change in Seth’s copy, or insert a clarifying word or phrase as though it came from him, or might have, the alteration is in brackets [like this]. [...]

[...] You never seem jointly to satisfy yourselves with any method or program or routine that works—in other words, that gives you peace of mind.

[...] You were told in so many words that it was selfish of you to spend so much time by yourself, for often even when you were with Loren (my younger brother), for example, you carried a circle of your own intent about you.