“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] What was accomplished?” )

These sessions represent quite an accomplishment on both of your parts, and you do use your inner senses to some important degree. [...]

[...] An immodest statement, I submit, but I’m proud to have shared in her creativity, and I offer The Personal Sessions series as a testament to what she sought to accomplish in all of her writings—and did indeed accomplish, in my opinion. [...]

[...] What more could she have accomplished in our camouflage reality had she chosen to live physically for, say, even another decade? [...]

[...] When I went out to see what Jane was up to I was greeted with her breakthrough accomplishment—one that, to put it mildly, was to lead to very unexpected challenges and growths in our lives: Jane held up a sheaf of typewriter paper upon which she had scribbled in large handwriting an essay that had come to her as fast as she could write it down: The Physical Universe as Idea Construction. [...]

But even trying to take into account all that Jane accomplished, I know that while I proofread the galleys of The Personal Sessions as Rick Stack of New Awareness Network sends them to me volume by volume, I’ll still come across material that is new to me. [...]

[...] As might be expected, I appreciate Jane’s accomplishments in them much more now than I did during the nearly seven years they were underway.

[...] The feeling of accomplishment and peace will give you a feeling of greater time available within your daily framework. [...]

[...] We accomplished many things during those nine and a half months, however, including the holding of 56 nonbook sessions. [...]

[...] Yet, I find in it all of the ingredients that made up the Jane I knew — her great beauty, personality and creativity, her love of manipulating within her physical environment; I see her “steering herself” toward extraordinary accomplishments.

[...] I’m still astonished when I think of what Jane was to accomplish in the next few years.

[...] But no matter what we may accomplish as a species, or how far we may travel, in those terms we started out utterly dependent upon our earth, with its fantastic variety of resources and life forms. [...]

[...] Also involved is, as Ruburt correctly picked up from me, a group of accomplishments that we will call the psychological arts. [...]

[...] I was remembering a lot of other such statements by Seth about vacations, etc., none of which accomplished anything that I could remember. [...]

[...] I said for my part that the end of January would mark a change in our way of life, and that I didn’t think we’d ever return to the old—it obviously left too many things to be desired in spite of any accomplishments, etc. [...]

We are simply seeing what we can accomplish with these barriers set up as they are, and without attempting to manipulate them ourselves.

The investigation of dreams, then, must be accomplished in or on a subconscious level. [...]

(10:20.) In your case, you did perform an excellent accomplishment. [...]

[...] Between us, what do you think we can accomplish? We can accomplish much despite my sarcastic remarks, but it will not be easy and it will not be quick. [...]

2. When I come across material that puts down the physical body, I sometimes try to counter such negative projections by turning to one of the technological accomplishments of our “degraded” species: I study photographs of minute portions of the human body, taken with a scanning electron microscope. [...]

This in itself is extremely important, and we will deal with it rather extensively in terms of early limitations set by parental attitudes personally and collectively, in terms of individual self-realizations, and in terms of even national accomplishments and racial expectations.

[...] What he means is the production of a work of his own in those terms that he considers art, an accomplishment whether or not it brings financial success.

By 2075, all of this will be already accomplished.

[...] You may add it to your list of accomplishments. [...]

You will discover this by experiencing the idea directly, and you can best achieve some approximation of accomplishment by using psychological time. [...]