“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Seth said Jane and I should make a trip to New York this spring whether we are asked by anyone or not, meaning Jane’s publisher principally. [...] We should set up appointments to see these people, and should make the trip whether or not publicity for Jane’s ESP book, to be published this spring, is involved.

[...] It was a warm and windy spring night, very beautiful, and during the session one of the living room windows was open.

[...] Like Ruburt I enjoy the wild wind, and there were many nights when we three walked down spring streets together.

[...] Seth’s reference to wild spring weather probably came because while delivering the above material Jane paused often before the open living room window. [...]

[...] I will say that some of your camouflages are utterly delightful, and sometimes when I return in some way I yearn again for spring and warm windy weather.

(10:42.) Enjoyment of an art is also very therapeutic, and its creation springs from an exquisite wedding of the conscious and unconscious minds. [...]

The most rejuvenating idea of all, and the greatest step to any true illumination, is the realization that your exterior life springs from the invisible world of your reality through your conscious thoughts and beliefs, for then you realize the power of your individuality and identity. [...]

[...] (Pause.) The source for all of this creativity springs from your own inner identity, which is never completely materialized in flesh, and so you always have unused portions of creativity at your command. [...]

[...] It is as if the springs or inner mechanics of motion had been tightly held back, so that as they are being relieved there is considerable inequality, unpredictable springing motion—a loosening here and a tightening there momentarily, as if before he had been too tightly wound (deliberately). [...]

[...] Since your universe springs from an inner one, and since that inner one pervades each nook and cranny of your own existence, you must look where you have not before — into the reality of your own minds and emotions. [...]

Thoughts spring into your mind as the objective universe swims into reality — that is, in the same fashion. [...]

How one chooses to define “spring” also enters in, of course. Astronomically, spring in the Northern Hemisphere covers the period from about March 21 to June 21 or 22, although many just think of it as embracing March, April, and May. [...]

[...] Many of the Sumari choose to be born in the springtime,³ but all those born in the spring are not Sumari, and no general rule applies there. [...]

When you are writing a regular book you draw upon associations, memories, and events that are known to you and others, that perhaps you had forgotten but that suddenly spring to mind in answer to your intent and following your associations. [...]

(10:13.) Now and then people have such moments, and yet each private reality has its existence in an eternal creativity from which, again, your world springs.

[...] You each participate in the creation of each thunderstorm, each new spring, each flood, earthquake, and summer rain.

[...] It is this portion of the self that initiates many of the creative ideas that seem to spring from the subconscious. [...]

There has been a breakthrough in those beliefs since the session on muscles; and for him naturally the spring, like the autumn, offers him optimum conditions for improvement in all areas.

I believe that his (ESP) class will work up to seven by the end of spring, or very early fall, stay at that level, and then be joined by others. [...]

Do you think you spring out of the earth without even the heritage of a tree or a seed? You spring into this place and this time from other dimensions, and you grow through and beyond this space and this time. [...]

In your terms, spring is coming and all those idiot flowers are ready to bloom. [...]

[...] New flowers come each spring. [...]

[...] Returning to our analogy, however: You are like one violet, born in one spring on one ledge, and we will call the ledge, here, 1940. [...]

[...] The psyche from which your identity springs is free of the picture of reality that you have chosen. [...]

[...] These are your thoughts and mental images and they spring out from you, as the petals spring out from a flower, but you can see the petals of a flower and you are not consciously aware of these other images. [...]

[...] But identity does exist, and the ego is but a pseudoidentity formed for utilitarian reasons, and as such it is of course a part of the basic identity from which it springs.

Now these potential egos, you see, made up of various potentials and needs and abilities, these pooled resources that belong to the inner identity, did not simply spring into existence. [...]

[...] Her death took place in California just at the time I met Jane in Saratoga Springs, NY, in 1954 in January. [...]

[...] My eye troubles started the same spring that Seth started dictating it; I was doing James; Frank L. was building the porches; and the Gallery of Silence people were bugging us. [...]

If possible, also vitamins from now till early spring. [...] His energies quicken however from then until early spring, and I did not want him to get into the habit of channeling them inwardly to any overbalanced degree. [...]

[...] It is important he get sufficient rest, particularly now through early spring.

(10:20.) Certain names will, therefore, spring into immediacy. [...] The past life is (smile) like a crossword puzzle that must be put together, but at its center is the emotional reality from which the puzzle springs.

in which our own creativity and being spring

[...] Sometimes they spring to the surface of the mind, but often they are in the background, beneath the thoughts to which you are currently giving attention.