“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

All probabilities taken into consideration, it seems now that the man at the apex of the triangle will topple, but if so he will not understand why. [...]

[...] All of this is dependent upon the initial triangle in the present, that I have described.

[...] If I thought you might do otherwise then I would not give you this particular advice, but you have made your decision so you may as well throw all of your energy into it. [...]

[...] You will not accept it as it is, so you had better use all your energy to move through it and change it, and if you do so decide you will win out.

[...] All in all you did well. [...] All of those dreams, grouped during your illness, were projections, and the result of suggestion. [...]

First of all, some personal comments.

(“No, I’m all right. [...]

If the Wollheim meeting takes place, it will prove highly beneficial to all parties concerned, but at a later date and at a time when it will be highly needed. [...]

You feel that all of your energy must go into the painting at hand. [...] You cannot close one creative door without closing all of them to some degree. [...]

[...] It was as though she had passed through some great experience in triumph, she said, and would not be called upon to repeat it—all the travail, etc., involved.

First of all, briefly, an answer to your second question.

(“All right. [...]

Rob’s notes helped me realize that all of this wasn’t as alien as it usually seems. [...] That way was proving to be not so rational at all, incidently. [...]

[...] I took that to mean that I would shortly be on the move again creatively, and to be prepared, so I had Rob help me move all my writing materials from the small breezeway where I’d finished The God of Jane, into the new patio back room, as a gesture of being ready to start over.

[...] The motion seemed to be all exterior, from the too-warm wind that blew into my small studio from the back hill, to the shadows of moving foliage outside that flickered across the floor.

[...] Yet here he stood, camera and all.

Each person’s nature, however, innately possesses all of the qualities and characteristics necessary to bring about its own fulfillment. [...]

[...] All of them, recognized as a part of his nature, would basically work together in the most auspicious, satisfying, and fulfilling of fashions. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s nature will see to it that he has time to do all the important things he wants to do in any given day. [...]

[...] As the morning passed and we continued to exchange ideas, we saw of course that all these reflected Jane’s fear or distrust of her own nature—a situation that simply must be remedied. [...]

Now Ruburt’s energies are being released, and once this process begins, as it has, then all the inner improvement will seem to appear at once, though they are the results of several months. [...] Ruburt should tell himself now that all other tensions can leave through his fingertips, not back up there you see but go completely outward. [...]

[...] I feel it all around me. [...]

(Jane added that “If I opened my mouth, I feel like my voice would really fly out real loud, as though I’ve got all this energy and don’t know what to do with it.” [...]

There have been changes in the past month, extremely important in his mental and spiritual condition, and along with this the release of mental and psychic energies, and healthy concentration in all areas of his work, with reasonable and optimistic plans for the future. [...]

[...] All in all, I thought she was “recovering” quite easily from Seth’s data, and that she was helped here because we’d revisited the hill house today. [...]

[...] Once you had it where you live now, for all of your criticism. [...]

[...] Walk around that yard all alone at night….”

[...] All divisions are simply for the purpose of organizations of consciousness. [...]

Now: Historically speaking, early man in his way understood those connections far better than you do, and used language as he developed it to express first of all this miracle of birth. For he saw that he constantly replenished his kind, and that all other species were replenished in the same manner.

[...] You are each individuals first of all, then. [...]

[...] There were children of various ages in such a band all the time. [...]

[...] All flower seeds do not fall on fertile ground and bring forth other flowers. [...]

In all such cases there is an inbred biological faith, that courage and vitality, that biological optimism. [...] Even then, however, all creatures are sustained by that innate gift, that inner sense of security that not only propels creatures toward life, but safely conducts them past physical life and past death’s doorway.

Many birds in their fantastic migrations demonstrate an amazing optimism, traveling thousands of miles to distant shores, almost literally flying by faith, as it were, ignoring all dangers, unbeseiged by doubts. [...]

You yourself did an excellent job interpreting your own dream, covering all of its main points and meanings. [...]

[...] No sooner did we find that out than one of the two aides returned to take more blood — they “want all they can get,” Jane swore. [...]

[...] I suppose they’ll want to take my temperature and blood pressure all over again, too.”)

[...] She said it would take Jane perhaps half an hour to take it all in, and that afterward Jane would be given a small amount of heparin, which would keep the lock open for future doses. [...]

[...] When I got up at 5:40 Jane had absorbed all the antibiotic. [...]

The trivial conversations which you were all discussing would be helpful here, as reassurance. [...]

This is all you have achieved so far in that regard.

The adjustments necessary are not all on your part, but your adjustments can initiate hers. [...]

(“All right.”)

[...] I’ll do the best I can … I don’t know if I can … All right, I’ll try.” [...]

[...] Above all, reassure him, and feel its presence. [...]

These elements are all living and highly potent in the affairs of his life — so that in no way do his relationships with his mother (pause) become any isolated concentration, existing apart from the other affairs of life. [...]

[...] I could tell they’d all been crying. [...]

What is the point of it all? [...]

[...] Once more, I’m up at all hours, scribbling down my latest dream notes, checking them eagerly against daily happenings.

[...] Cars came from all directions. [...]

[...] We ended up in the wrong line of traffic, with cars coming at us from all directions. [...]

[...] There is some friendly disagreement; we are all here what you would call educators, and I sometimes fear that we become too concerned with methods. [...] Ruburt is dissociated but all the connections are left open.

[...] These opportunities exist theoretically, and yet for particular personalities do not exist for all practical purposes. [...]

First of all, such distortions will almost always occur either in the beginning of a session or toward the end, and distortions in the material itself will not as a rule occur in the middle of sessions.

[...] Much better to let some distortive material through than to let no material through at all.

[...] However all potentialities are latent in each and every unit, regardless of size, and no combinations or coming-togethers are accidental, but are governed by inner principles of organization. All combinations of particles are voluntary, and based upon principles of value fulfillment, which operates within and causes those acts or motions which are conducive to the formation of more complicated gestalts.

[...] Water was of course all around.

[...] The organizing principle of small particles into larger particles lies within the particles themselves, and is directed from within in all cases.

(The last few paragraphs of the above material we thought to be an elaboration of Seth’s rather cryptic statement in the 97th session, page 72, to the effect that in some respects all planes or fields of existence are indeed by-products of others.

On one occasion he did almost come very close to the feeling of freedom necessary, but all the suggestions need to be followed, not simply the ones he happens to remember at any given time. [...]

The feelings or emotions automatically reach out, therefore, altering all objects within your reality, but from the particular focus point of its emergence. [...]

(“No, I’m all right.”)

(“It’s all right.”

[...] There is one point I would like to mention here: In all cases, the individual creates his experience. I say this again at the risk of repeating myself because this is a basic fact of all consciousness and existence. [...]

[...] If you believe, for example, that all good must be balanced by evil, then you bind yourself into a system of reality that is highly limiting, and that contains within it the seeds of great torment.

[...] The god-versus-devil, angels-versus-demons — the gulf between animals and angels — all of these distortions are impediments. [...]

The experiment that would transform your world would operate upon the basic idea that you create your own reality according to the nature of your beliefs, and that all existence was blessed, and that evil did not exist in it. [...]

[...] I have told you that all experience is basically psychological, and that it is held in coded form within the cells. [...]

All of an individual’s experiences, even those of which he is not aware on a conscious basis, therefore are part of the electromagnetic reality that forms this particular individual’s electromagnetic identity. [...]

[...] I say intact, for to all purposes this is so. [...]

[...] In almost all cases however, there must be an emotional attraction, for this is what allows for the transmission. [...]

I mentioned the Cinderella myth—and there, everything will come out all right in the end, somehow. Its opposite is a feeling that nothing will ever come out all right because the universe itself is meaningless. [...]

[...] A novelist, being himself or herself writing a book, will nevertheless imaginatively live the actions of all of its characters—the villain, the hero, the madman, the saint or whatever—and a true creative gestalt is involved. [...] The plot is left open, but in the deepest terms the whole self, through its personalities, probes deeply into the meaning of life in all of its manifestations. [...]

[...] He told me that within the last five hours something had happened that he’d feared all his life: he’d lost the last of his energy. [...]

[...] During break I asked that Seth say something about why Stuart had “picked on Jane,” out of all the people in the country. [...]

[...] At the same time, you hope and pray subconsciously that the man will disappoint you because this male in your mind has godlike qualities that attract you; on the other, you see him as all powerful and as one who gives out punishment and one who is unreasoning and cruel because you felt that your father was cruel. [...] He was the source of all and yet he could at the same time take all away. [...] Because you were a male in past lives, you resented this all the more strongly. [...]

[...] You have not seen him as he is, for you have endowed him with all these qualities of which I have told you, and with all the fears that go with them. [...]

[...] This is to assure yourself that, after all, the male is not so all powerful. [...]

([Pat:]I had a crush on Mr. Finfrock for three years, grades 7 to 9. All the girls had a crush on him. [...]