“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I’d finally managed to finish proofreading her manuscript for Psychic Politics, and had it wrapped and ready to mail tomorrow [Monday] morning.)

8. I can add later that in Chapter 17 of Psychic Politics Jane presented both her own notes on her out-of-body experience, and the material Seth gave on it the next evening in the 730th session.

[...] They perform a very creative service as a rule, for social and political organizations can often become stagnant, and no longer serve the purposes of the large masses of people involved. [...]

Jane discusses “prediction” and precognition in her books: How to Develop Your ESP Power, Adventures in Consciousness, Psychic Politics, and The God of Jane.

[...] Religion was politics. [...]

[...] If you want to call any one dream event a private event, then I would have to tell you that that private event actually was your personal contribution to a larger multisided dream event, many-layered, so that one level might deal with the interests of a group to which you belong—say your family, [or] your political or religious organization—reaching “outward” to the realm of national government and world affairs. [...]

[...] There were no prints to be passed around,⁴ so art, politics, and religion were all connected. [...]

[...] You tried to give expression to a natural desire to meet other people who were seriously involved with matters that concern the soul, the body, and the political and cultural life of man—for those are your concerns also.

(9:45.) It is far simpler to recognize your own beliefs in regard to religion, politics or similar subjects, than it is to pinpoint your deepest beliefs about yourself and who and what you are — particularly in relationship with your own life.

I stated my case, while they listened politely. [...]

[...] In the 254th session Seth had this to say: “In certain areas of mass, shared dreams, collective mankind deals with problems of his political and social structure. [...]

Two years later, while working on Chapter 22 of Psychic Politics, Jane herself wrote: “No one has really tried to map the natural contours of the psyche. [...]

We see your Kimball as new mayor, though I do not usually think in political terms.

[...] (Again, a very quiet, smiling, and polite request. [...]

[...] Possibly some knowledge on the part of the Jews, not specific maybe, but suspected, that this would happen, and a political realization of its consequences—beneficial to the Jews, that prevented warnings. [...]

[...] This was definitely Seth’s doing, she said, and he asked out of politeness.

[...] You yearned to give it some standards of excellence – standards, however, that could be applied to the entire area of living, to personal relationships, to politics, to social events, to philosophical thought.

[...] They tried to play Psychic Developments Behind the Iron Curtain for example from a political as well as a psychic viewpoint, and decided to put more of their money into that initially for that reason.

[...] Usually she was primly polite and rather distant. [...]

[...] My fondest wishes to you all, but you are all indeed like nervous birds perched on a peaked roof, in the midst of a high wind; at least this evening, and if I treat you with less politeness, it is only because I speak with the license of an old and trusted friend.

[...] Not political power but personal power and as to how far you should go to convince others of ideas in which you believe and how far you should go in propagating ideas in which you no longer believe. [...]