“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I find that in black and white my words may sound harsh. [...]

[...] The wording of that last sentence is important, for obviously his condition is inadequate—but he owes no one an apology in that regard.

You are both apt to say that Ruburt goes to extremes, and several times I used the word myself, and Ruburt never forgot it—but I did not use it with the same implications that it carries for him. [...]

[...] Although we liked him personally, we came to understand that he used words as a barrier to any real communication, asked Jane few questions. [...]

[...] In other words, these opening notes for the 931st session are going to be long ones.

[...] When our national anthem was sung I sat as though mesmerized, my eyes wet, hoping and praying [trite words!] for our country, for our defeated President, for his successor, and for the hostages. [...]

[...] Her painting is her unhampered creative translation of the Seth material into pigments instead of words. [...]

[...] She doesn’t use the word in connection with herself, yet I think that Jane’s mystical nature, which is so at odds with the realities most people create for themselves, actually offers the only real framework for understanding her physical condition, her choices, in our probable reality.

[...] When you hear him (Rob) speak, his words are the magical signatures of the psyche, materialized in certain ways within this moment as you understand a time, and precious and a joy to hear. And so are the words of every man and woman, and the sound of every bird and every raindrop—precious beyond recall. [...]

[...] I wasn’t sure of the word Seth or Jane used and didn’t press the point beyond one question which wasn’t answered …)

[...] I have a few words for you….

[...] As usual my mind was on getting the next word on paper, rather than to critically appraise each one. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s basic beliefs of the Sinful Self were formed in childhood, individually interpreted through his own experience, given strong emotional validity in other words, and emotional charge. [...]

In other words, the magical approach and the so-called rational one are to be combined in a certain fashion for best results. [...]

Our books are attempting to insert new ideas into the world as it now is, by combining the powers of the intellect and the powers of the intuitions — in other words, by closing the two ends of Prentice’s extremes.

[...] (Long pause.) You exist in a kind of original interval—though, if you can, think of the word “interval” without the connotations of continuing time. [...]

[...] He chose ahead of time something, in other words, with which he knew he could cope and successfully. [...]

[...] He can see through closed eyelids in other words. [...]

The next chapter will describe what you may call my present environment; my present in quote “characteristics,” my associates—and you may tell your Aerofranz (Tam Mossman) that I smiled as I used the word. [...]

(However, in last Wednesday’s regularly scheduled session Seth had confirmed her anticipations in so many words — but without setting a date:

[...] Jane had trouble being precise about the effect and her feelings in connection with it, and I had difficulty translating her narrative into written words. [...]

[...] If you hold to it and do not examine it, however, you may find that the word “responsible” is quite loaded, and collects other ideas that are equally unexamined by you. [...]

(Seth-Jane paused often while delivering the last sentence, obviously searching for just the right words.)