“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] ‘The figure manages to suggest the universe of men and the world that holds them, yet nowhere literally do these appear.

[...] However we do have all the time in the world, indeed.

[...] You are dealing with a world of probabilities. [...]

[...] It was only after listening to him for a bit that one came to realize that something was amiss here, that Fred lived in his own world, which was a mixture of fact and fantasy. [...]

[...] You do not have to traverse worlds, you do not have to meet hopeless little gods at doorways to let you know whether or not you can enter or follow through on tests as some psychics tell you. [...]

No — just the questions about the world religions, and those pertaining to the third Christ and allied subjects.

[...] It schematically shows the relationship of the individual birth-to-death cycle (including probable events), to the other, successively less differentiated kingdoms or realities that help make up the world. [...]

[...] The best diet in the world, by anyone’s standards, will not keep you healthy if you have a belief in illness.

[...] Your dream world, of which I have spoken, could be compared to a third-dimensional universe. [...]

We are involved in forming creations, realities, consciousness—worlds beyond your comprehension. [...]

Before your marriage, you and he, _______, stood against the world in a relationship that you considered intimate and isolated, one of its kind. [...]

[...] In this manner the natural world that you know will become a threshold of what you call spiritual activity and not a barrier to it. [...]

[...] Suggestions may come therefore from the physical world, to act upon the personality. [...]

[...] They were not his style, they were his mother’s style and in wearing them he felt further alarm that he was being cast in her world, so to speak.

[...] She thinks the world of him but they fought.

[...] I’ve organized data with the focus of art in mind as a focus point through which to … perceive the world.

Particularly in your own species there is a great give-and-take between human genetic systems, the environment, and cultural events—and by cultural events I mean events having to do with your peculiarly unique field of activity that includes the worlds of politics, economics, and so forth.

[...] You are well equipped to handle yourself financially and in the business world, but your fear that you cannot do so is making you try too hard for something that should and can come easily. [...]

You did not want to give of yourself to the world because you felt that this was a natural reaction, picked up from your father. [...]

[...] I am not feminine, mystical, wild, given to fancies that will take you far from the world you know into unknown territory. [...]