“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

All of this may seem to have little to do with your daily personal experience, and yet it is intimately connected, for personally and en masse you can indeed create “the best” of all possible worlds.

[...] They do so in any case on unconscious levels, where they form the basis from which you choose your current experience.

[...] She couldn’t actually pick up the morsel with her fingers, but did make the movement preparatory to doing so—another first for her. [...]

[...] In so doing, you both build up each other’s strength. [...]

[...] “These trances are so deep that I want to do something when I come out of them,” she said. [...]

3. Speaking literally, because of their dissolution upon the death of their host, the man’s cells won’t become part of the animal’s structure — but at least some of the long-lived molecular components of those cells could do so, and with all their memories intact. [...]

[...] “I feel so weird I don’t know what to do.”

[...] Let me know what you want to do.”

[...] I knew that all of these positive goals are worked out in Framework 2, regardless of their seeming complexity, and that they can then show themselves in Framework 1. I have the simple, profound faith that everything I desire in life can come to me from the miraculous workings of Framework 2. I do not need to be concerned with details of any kind, knowing that Framework 2 possesses the infinite creative capacity to handle and produce everything I can possibly ask of it. [...]

“Dear lovely queen, surely this you must not do,

[...] Jane as Seth was talking about a sale of her work, which has not even yet taken place: “A woman might have something to do with one sale, through influence. [...]

[...] I do most honestly and sympathetically understand your own problems. [...]

I do not want to push Ruburt in any way. [...]

(“I still do, I suppose. [...]

(“Well, what do you think of these temperas I’ve been working on then?”)

[...] It just makes me mad to think I could have been doing some of this in the past—with the use of hindsight.”

April 14 Rob decides we really have to do something to tackle my difficulties which have been more than considerable lately, he suggests I call Tam to see when Events is out; or if it is, since April 13 is date of arrival. [...]

[...] Right ankle and whole side of left foot itch—as do knees, to lesser extent. [...]

As I have mentioned many times, animals then dream, as do plants, insects, and all forms of life. [...]

[...] They do not become extinct either, but go on to serve other functions in the universe than those with which you are presently aware.

[...] Some of my teeth bother me at times, and tonight the pendulum told me they do so because I’m worrying about Jane.

[...] We have so many things to do, turning me over, feeding me, eating at a decent time so you can get home at a decent hour and have supper —”

Now I bid you a most fond good afternoon — and once again, the sessions themselves do indeed set up excellent coordinates for the improvement of health and healing.

[...] I dreamed he was taken very ill with heart trouble — that all he wanted to do was lay on his back in bed — I think in a trailer environment. [...]

While probabilities do operate, your consciousness usually deals with one at a time. [...]

[...] You were also out-of-body, but do not recall the situation.

[...] Others either escape your notice, or do not seem vital enough at any given time to question. [...]

Do you have a question?

Ruburt did anticipate with some correctness part of this evening’s subject matter, having to do with apparent deterioration of the quality of matter itself, that composes the physical body. [...]

[...] Only one man is for doing anything, and this man is not the man whom Philip suspects. [...]

Part of Ruburt’s dream, you see, did have to do with a ship; and here with a second vessel and the water, you find that information was given on a subconscious level to Ruburt concerning his friend’s journey. [...]

[...] Such material, I am afraid, must wait, as you do not have the necessary background in fundamentals to give it comprehension.

[...] She enjoyed herself doing these pictures very much, and we discussed them at length. [...]

[...] We did discuss the feasibility of trying a “seance” of some kind, without doing anything about it. [...]

[...] He is now doing better with his psychological time experiments, and he must let this spontaneity expand into other aspects of his life. [...]

[...] They do not mean what you think they mean. [...]

[...] The visit has given John a chance to state his case for transfer and more money, and John has been vigorously doing just this.

[...] We are doing well, but for now we find this sentence cannot be completed.

I would prefer then to continue without a break, but I will end the session early if it appears advisable to do so.

[...] Jane has not seen her mother for some years now; the two women do correspond regularly, however.

[...] You do not age, for example, although this effect varies according to certain principles. [...]

[...] You do not accept your dreams as real, for example, but as a rule you consider them fantasies — imaginative happenings. [...]

[...] In order to study the “unknown” reality, however, you must try to see what else your consciousness can do. [...]

[...] In that period, however, at an inner order of events, you are highly active and do much of the interior mental work that will later appear as physical experience.

[...] You do not make shoes to put on people’s feet. You do not make deodorants to stop perspiration. [...]

[...] Obviously, I said to Jane more than once, if as an entity smallpox could “think” as we do, it would hardly consider itself bad, or such an awful disease or scourge. [...]

During the 836th session, Seth reminded us that “animals do not ‘think’ of long lives or short lives, but of a brilliant present, which in a way, compared to your framework, has no beginning or end … time, in your terms, does not exist for them — and in the deepest of terms, a life’s quality on a human scale cannot be judged primarily in terms of its length, either.”

[...] These would have nothing to do with Ruburt per se, but simply the way you put concepts together at this stage of development.”