“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

To confine such creativity to solve life’s problems primarily or to direct it primarily in that fashion, limits it and holds it in an improper focus; shackles it.

Again as with master events, we’re dealing with a different framework of action entirely, where the Mona Lisa is “more real” than the physical properties that compose it, which is not to deny the validity of the canvas, say. But to discuss Seth or Seth’s ideas primarily from the true-or-false framework is the same thing as considering the Mona Lisa only from the validity of the physical properties of paint and canvas; very, very limiting. To “just” say that Seth’s ideas are true is to limit him and us....

[...] If you cannot do this, then you must treat her primarily as an individual person. But if you treat her as a woman primarily, it must be as a desirable woman, or she will find no content as a woman or as an individual.

[...] You are treating her primarily as a woman rather than an individual person, but you are not treating her as a desirable woman rather than an individual person.

[...] You are treating her as a wife and mother, primarily. [...]

[...] You are still both afraid—Ruburt primarily, of course—of really trying for fear you will be disappointed, and worried at the disruptions that might occur—again, Ruburt primarily. [...]

[...] Again, in the session there are strong clues, but you—or rather, Ruburt primarily must take advantage of them. [...]

[...] But the creative basic part of the personality enjoys that; the doing, primarily—the art will always be an individual interpretation and recreation of the world—that exists for itself and is its own meaning.

(Its very difficult for the practical world—for people who aren’t primarily “artists or creators” to deal with that sort of thing; they don’t know where to place it and ideas alone make them uncomfortable—they aren’t real or unreal according to their way of looking at reality.

[...] But poetry and painting have always involved primarily man’s attempt to understand himself and his world. [...] The true artist in those terms was always primarily—in your terms again—a psychic or a mystic. [...]

You identified primarily now, as a poet and an artist because those designations, up to that time, seemed most closely to fit your abilities and temperaments. [...]

[...] In most cases, however, the slant of consciousness is primarily creative. [...]

The next group (Sumafi) deals primarily with teaching. [...]

Give us a moment … The next family (Tumold), in the order given, is primarily devoted to healing. [...]

In Ruburt’s particular case, tense states of mind have been primarily responsible for his physical difficulty. [...]

(Pause.) People’s actions, again, are primarily determined by their systems of belief, for those systems set up the patterns of behavior and define the potentials and limitations that are accepted usually as literal fact. [...]

April 12 have a “dream” that a man is talking to me about Mass Events primarily, saying that he’s seen a copy and there is nothing about the disclaimer to anger me, that it’s ok, and then mentioning God of Jane. [...]

There are manuals that are written primarily (underlined) as textbooks or as guides to help others, in which there is no attempt made to create an art, but to state a case. In a way these are the result of two different kinds of value systems: art for its own sake, produced out of love, or texts produced primarily for the benefit and instruction of others. [...]

[...] He has told himself that his art must be used to help people primarily—as if that had been his main goal all along. [...]

(11:39.) Generally you experience the self as isolated from nature, and primarily enclosed within your skin. [...]

[...] Operationally, you have focused yours primarily with the body. [...]

[...] There are healers, for example, who respond primarily to the needs of others. [...]

[...] (Pause.) When you see yourselves as being primarily in direct opposition to the ideas of the world (pause), then Ruburt feels the need also to overprotect himself from it. You should see yourselves as primarily in an excellent position to help the world, which brings about an entirely different set of feelings and beliefs. [...]

Ruburt’s work, as far as his symptoms are concerned, rests primarily in his mental attitudes, and they are indeed changing for the better. [...]

[...] If you gained your sense of personal continuity through associative processes primarily, rather than as a result of the familiarity of self moving through time, then you would experience physical reality in an entirely different fashion. [...] If your perceptive mechanisms were primarily set up as a result of intuitive association rather than time sequence, then you would perceive all of these chairs at one time; or seeing one, you would be aware of the others. [...]

(Long pause.) Both religion and science see the self as primarily heir to flaws, decay. [...]

[...] While you do not possess it in the same fashion, you are also tainted by it, picking up such beliefs from early background, and primarily from your father in that regard. [...]

[...] If you cannot do this, then you must treat her primarily as an individual person. But if you treat her as a woman primarily, it must be as a desirable woman, or she will find no content as a woman or as an individual.

[...] You are treating her primarily as a woman rather than an individual person; but you are not treating her as a desirable woman rather than an individual person.

[...] You are treating her as a wife and mother, primarily. [...]

[...] The free-wheeling states of consciousness can therefore be of help to him, the free-wheeling characteristic being primarily in relationship to physical reality. [...]

[...] You will primarily organize your experience along definite lines. [...]

[...] You may see yourself primarily as a mother. [...]

If you consider yourself primarily physical then you may, in line with your beliefs, impede your spiritual or emotional aspects. [...]

(Rather intently:) He would not have had the sessions to begin with over this period of time for your sake alone, or even for your sake primarily—they simply would have petered out. [...]

(10:20.) Our books and sessions are primarily a celebration of life, not a justification of it, or an excuse or apology for the conditions of physical reality. [...]

[...] Identities are obviously psychic environments, primarily, rather than physical ones. [...]

[...] You ride upon their existences, though you are primarily you and no other.

[...] You may think of yourself as primarily a parent, or mainly in terms of your job or profession. [...]