“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You are yourself, yet at that level you are also a part of that universe from which that self springs, and its power and vitality are your own, to be uniquely focused. [...]

[...] Despite this, however, events spring from a nonphysical source. [...]

(11:45.) From it spring ideas that are quite as natural as lightning. [...]

[...] The squirrels gather nuts in the faith that they will have provisions, in the faith that the next season will come, and that spring will follow winter. [...]

In quite different terms however it is a language that is at the base of all languages, and from which all languages spring in your terms. [...]

[...] About it will spring events that only serve to reinforce it. [...]

[...] There is a difference between this and the “withinness” out of which all matter springs. [...]

[...] The private oracle is the voice of the inner multidimensional self — the part of each person not fully contained in his or her personhood, the part of the unknown self-structure out of which personhood, with its physical alliance, springs. [...]

[...] Love goes underground, but springs up in distorted forms and exaggerated tendencies. [...]

[...] Look at a natural object, say a tree; if it is spring now, then imagine that you see it in the fall.

[...] It seems that I spring like a genie out of each and every Ouija board. [...]

[...] The notes Ruburt wrote yesterday are extremely important, with their emphasis upon my old “the spontaneous self is the guardian,” and added to that “from which your very life springs.” [...]

[...] The physical world has buildings in it that you manufacture — that is, they do not spring up naturally from the ground itself. [...]

[...] It simply appears, and from it new creative connections spring.

[...] Our identities or personalities spring from sources we do not know.

[...] They emerged as you began to categorize experience more and more, to see yourselves as separate from the spring or fountainhead of your own psychological reality. [...]

[...] The life challenge is inherent within the problem itself and springs from it. [...]

[...] Luckily it will not be at all difficult for you to spring back. [...]

[...] When you feel like sketching or painting, when an idea springs into your head, try it immediately. [...]

I believe that by February, you will be involved in a new concept in your work, and engaged in a new series of paintings, that will carry you creatively through winter, spring, and perhaps a portion of the summer.

[...] He crouched, preparing to spring up into her lap. [...]