“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now these two (Sue and Daniel’s)—I’m getting to them at a fairly young age in this life. This one (Sue) has abilities from past lives to deal with and to use—and a greater responsibility to use them. This one (Daniel) has the idea that he can skim on through. This is no fun life. It is a work life for you and it is a time for you to produce and develop, and to use your abilities on your own behalf and for others. There is every reason in the world why using your abilities in such a manner should be fun. It should be a time of high adventure, but not a time of laziness—and not a time of skimming through.

You (Daniel) also will survive. Unfortunately you will have to work and use your mind. You like to use your mind. However, do not use it as a plaything but as a tool—a fine one.

The primrose path has many thorns and you are beginning to walk it. All of you, you see, with two exceptions—these two (Sue and Daniel)—youhave been so caught in organizational realities and daily practicalities that you have leashed your intellects. It is not that you do not have good intellects. It is that you have made a bargain with yourselves. And the bargain is, that you will not use your intellects fully so that you can manipulate more comfortably in your own environment. Now, I hope to show you that you can use your intellects fully and still operate more effectively in your environment.

(Daniel spoke of relating to yourselves and other people.)

([Daniel:] “It sounds like a lifelong task just to work out the first half of that before you would begin to relate to other people.”)

([Daniel:] “The true feelings, despite what I might project consciously?”)

([Daniel:] “I think I understand that all of these different levels of my consciousness then are being communicated, not only by me consciously, but also through telepathic communication.”)

[...] Now I wish you (Daniel) a bon voyage. [...]

[...] And I will keep my eye on you (Daniel), but I will not bear tales. [...]

Now, I will bid you a fond good evening—particularly to our Merchant from Venice (to Daniel) who is going to travel afar. [...]

David and Goliath (refering to Daniel.

([Daniel:] “Will I win?”)

(To Daniel.) Now you must realize the vitality that is within each of you and not be afraid of it as you are. [...]

[...] Present were Florence and Harvey and their son Daniel, and Rose and Archie Cafford.)

(To Daniel) And you will make out all right. [...]

(To Daniel.) And for our friend over here, and not really for him but for our long-faced friend who is not present tonight (meaning Ron), Ruburt will go for any tests that are fun. [...]

(The first day after Jane got the call, we thought of all the reasons we didn’t want to do the show—including the material on the show and Susskind in Daniel Logan’s book, The Reluctant Prophet. [...]

[...] That she and Daniel can look each other in the eyes as people. [...]

[...] I am speaking to our young merchant from Venice over here (to Daniel McIntyre).

([Daniel:] “What recourse would the poor individual who was born handicapped have with all of these other seemingly insurmountable difficulties? [...]

[...] The man replied, without turning around, that it was Daniel Murphy. [...]

[...] In the Bible, see Daniel 7:13, Matthew 24, and so forth.