“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A person who says “I hate” is at least stating that he has an “I” capable of hating. [...]

[...] (Smile.) Ruburt may write an introduction if he likes. [...]

[...] “Oh, he’s smart,” she laughed. [...]

Man is himself a particular system or unit of action within other systems of action, and he is himself composed of other units of action. [...]

He would be composed of the stock of each country, so that neither country could decipher any alienness within him. [...]

[...] The person is taught to mistrust the most the abilities he or she instinctively trusts the most. [...]

[...] Earlier, he would not have been able to respond. [...]

[...] Jane had “no idea that he was going into that weather stuff.” [...]

(4:44.) Ruburt’s unfortunate evening was the result of his own fears about the body — related to the fact that he then picked up Joe’s own dire fears, and these fueled his own.

(Richard Kendall felt he was given a gift.)

I am not, therefore, a product of Ruburt’s subconscious, any more than he is a product of my subconscious mind. [...]

[...] (4:43.) Take to heart what I said about Ruburt’s knee, so that he realizes in fact that the healing processes are indeed operating within him all the time. [...]

[...] It would relieve the minds of families and friends, however, if they understood that the individual involved did not “fall prey” to the disease, and that he or she was not a victim in usual terms.

[...] Seth’s opening remarks were undoubtedly in response to my own remarks at the close of yesterday’s session, when I’d written that he often didn’t follow through, as promised, on material.)

[...] He resumed dictation on Chapter Eight of his own book after a break at 10:10.

[...] We do not know just when he died, but believe it was after our first visit. [...]

[...] We don’t particularly know why Seth uses large here, unless he means that the drawing could not be much larger and still fit into the rectangular shape.

[...] He was needed.

[...] Jane wasn’t upset by Seth’s remark, and I could appreciate the humorous aspects of my own initial reactions—yet in all of the years he’s been giving us material, Seth has never before made a reference to what seems like impossible longevities.

Again, Ruburt’s body is indeed preparing itself so that he can sit and walk with some assurance and conviction. [...]

[...] Besides, that would put an unnecessary burden on the reader, who might feel he or she needed a particular vocabulary. [...]

(Seth devoted the first part of the session to a continuation of his introduction for Jane’s “Cézanne” book — and he has yet to complete that material. [...]

In certain terms, language itself has its roots in the dreaming condition — and man dreamed [that] he spoke long before language was born (intently).

He dreamed of flying, and that impetus led to the physical inventions that made mechanical flight possible. [...]

Because Ruburt’s background in this life was particularly bizarre in a way and certainly unpleasant, he became beautifully efficient as far as sensing the approach of psychic storms is concerned and very adept at sensing moods, and also amazingly efficient in learning self-protective devices. [...] In his case this amounts to a stubborn refusal to see what he does not want to see. [...]

[...] She also admitted that she had been somewhat upset with Seth because of what he had told me the last two sessions; this I had not known. [...]