“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There are people who feel that existence is meaningless without wealth. [...] There are people who have committed suicide because they established wealth as a condition of existence. [...]

[...] It was just this fantastic mob ...and those kids were cooked...and it was all in the name of religion and in the name of all this stuff except that out of it you hoped to get wealth ...and all she [Janice] had was a woman’s common love for the child. [...]

If your mother did not get the man and the wealth, then — to her way of thinking, now — you can still get the house that she fantasized was her own during her life.

[...] These qualities attracted Joseph’s mother, Stella, and with the situation as she set it up in that life she was impressed, knowing that the man’s talents would bring him wealth. [...]

You have a wealth of painting material, of potential forms to draw upon. [...]

[...] Seth hasn’t gone into the ideas as related to insects, say, or birds or the animals—or viruses or bacteria, for that matter—at all, and I’m sure there is a wealth of fascinating information there. [...]

A rich man who tries to be poor for a day to learn what poverty is learns little, because he cannot forget the wealth that is available to him. [...]

These personalities, often talented in many directions and often with past experiences of wealth and power, choose to be born as Jews of their own volition, and this is a karmic compensation, not in any sense punishment but a needed adjustment on the part of the personalities involved.

[...] The Jewish people have always displayed great financial abilities, these being natural remnants of knowledge of wealth, as in previous lives many of them had positions of power which they misused.

[...] Now theirs, the offices of government, the wealth. [...]

I do not want you to have the attitude, however, or make the implication, that your health or status in any way automatically, and alone, is an indication of your spiritual wealth... [...]

Ruburt will shortly feel more and more energetic, and even be provided with greater wealth of creative material, as the energy that has been used to maintain symptoms is automatically freed, transformed into those vital areas of his interest.

I do not want you to have the attitude, however, or make the implication, that your health or status in any way automatically, and alone, is an indication of your spiritual wealth—or lack of it. [...]

[...] It was not really great wealth, but some acceptable framework of financial security he was after, and some assurance that his books would bring him this, along with the freedom of creativity as he understood it.

[...] This follows regardless of the desired end, be it wealth, fame, or so forth. [...]

[...] Here, though, wealth and a white skin are not only bad, but obvious symptoms of moral deterioration. [...]

In those days neither did a sane, righteous man give thought to sharing his wealth, or even consider the plight of the poorer classes. [...]

[...] From the wealth of inner data your nature demands that you form new gestalts, and in painting them you automatically relate them outward. [...]

In those days neither did a sane, reasonable man give thought to sharing his wealth, or even consider the plight of the poorer classes. [...]

Many people were afraid of the wealth they had amassed. [...]

[...] Yet in other facets of your life you may be hypnotizing yourself into wealth, accomplishment, satisfaction — and here you do not complain. [...]

In between excellent health and death through disease, in between wealth and perhaps gluttony, and poverty and starvation, in between a glittering social existence, the comfort of a family, and the utter loneliness of isolation, there are literally infinite variations and gradations of behavior, according to individual differences and prerogatives. [...]