“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The great religions of the world all had their births near the major coordination points. [...]

[...] The same sort of activity goes on in all systems. [...]

(“All right. [...]

[...] I am not saying, in other words, that suffering necessarily leads to spiritual fulfillment, nor that all illness is accepted or chosen for such a purpose, for this is not the case.

[...] In all of these areas, however, deep spiritual or emotional contexts are never negated. [...]

[...] “At least I wasn’t aware of anything — but now it’s all over….”)

[...] Next it flows into our probable (physical) reality (which itself changes all the ‘time.’) We inherently possess separate pockets or pools of experience (biologically valid among the cells’ characteristics), sidepools where information collects for processing before flowing into the ‘official pool of consciousness.’

[...] Usually we experience it through neurological connections; that’s when it seems vivid or alive, but actually it’s that way all the time. [...]

“Actually I think today’s experience was a different kind of approach to what happened to me when I was sleeping last night … After reading over all of this material, I see that on both occasions I was experimenting with the process it describes — trying to dip directly into a ‘sidepool’ of data and bypass usual neural connections.”

Forgot: during night my stomach muscles right side lower suddenly relaxed & felt fantastic—I didn’t realize they weren’t relaxed before—then left side of my groin itched & all the flesh went soft & relaxed (and sort of flabby).

[...] That is all for now. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) All elements of life are optimistic.

This expectation to grow and flourish is addressed within each atom, cell, and organ, and all of life’s parts contain this optimistic expectation and are blessed with the promise that their abilities will grow to maturity.

As Ruburt looked out the window he was using all of his abilities, but he could not physically keep both events going at one time, or rather his awareness could not contain all of the perceptive information.

[...] Nevertheless, I stopped at the post office on my way to the hospital to mail all of the information about the Infirmary and Steve to Pete. [...]

(“Sometimes,” I said as I talked with Jane after she’d had her lunch, “I feel like just saying the hell with it all and waiting ‘till something happens—‘till someone gets on us for money, or something—and then turning the whole thing over to Pete if necessary.” [...]

Your potentials now in all areas are therefore excellent, and many of the problems that were meant to be solved, have been. Ruburt has finally established his part in all of this. [...]

First of all, when he cried out silently for you during a recent psychological time experience, it was because he sensed, through inner communications, a situation concerning a death in which he would need your support. [...]

I here suggest that Ruburt break after all. [...]

[...] He is extremely touchy, for all his training, upon this subject in general.

You will be given all support from me, and from others, in the situation which will develop, and Ruburt will find that he will come through with a minimum of difficulty, considering the normal discomfiture involved in any circumstance of such nature. [...]

[...] But there isn’t any one psychedelic experience for all, either in terms of time or content — the whole thing is too intensely personal. [...]

—and evidently some minds do work in such ways that anything not rooted in the “objective, external” world literally does not exist; this orientation includes the belief, the “fact,” that even all thinking or feeling is so related to that outsideness, or is so a part of it, that there is no separation possible.

[...] Eyes pretty good all day. [...]

[...] That is all.

[...] To an engineer he gives an explanation of the pulsations of atoms, discusses mental health with a nurse and aggression with a minister — all class members. [...]

[...] Look for landscapes that appear bizarre or alien, for all of these exist somewhere.

[...] First of all, some of these states of activity take place so far beneath the ego or the subconscious that you simply do not know of them.

[...] Now the ego interprets all it perceives mainly in terms of its self. [...]

[...] Progress in the development of personality in the long run will be determined by the ability of the whole self to recognize and become aware of all of its self-conscious portions.

[...] Coherence, the illusion of permanency, placement in space, color and mass, all these are arrived at and agreed upon, in ways that I have clearly explained.

First of all, he forgets the concept of continual moments, which usually hampers his perception. [...]

[...] A reminder: Seth calls for all underlined words.)

All I have is the feeling that something was not appreciated, and that an error might have been somehow responsible.

[...] As a matter of interest it is perfectly all right, but because of his particular nature he will have a tendency to let the charts impede rather than help his clairvoyant information.

[...] Ruburt tried to isolate them, give them form, and fight them all at once.

He attempted to separate from himself all those elements he considers negative, and fight them at once, almost as if in doing so he removed or could remove evil from the universe. [...]

[...] And all of this energy in both of your cases unconsciously understood, is then at its best, joyfully bound together and projected into your works.

(All in all, we believe things went quite well for a first attempt, and we are pleased with the results. [...]

[...] When it was over, she told me her memory of parts of the session was somewhat hazy— reinforcing the idea that she was hypnotized, if somewhat imperfectly, and that my control was not all it will be in future sessions.

[...] Yet it was now apparent that Jane felt a sense of blame, even shame; at the start of the deeper trance state she told me she felt I was mad at her all the time because I had worked full time at Artistic, etc; I tried to counter this by pointing out to her the benefits we had both obtained from this.

Timewise and symbolically, the third scene brings us to the point where Ruburt is determined to defend his art, his dedication, to such an extent that he hides from the world, and symbolically crawls on his belly, all the while seeking to escape the dilemma by finding an open door, or by hiding from pursuers in the shadows. [...]

The fact that you have been of such help shows how much you have learned, for in the past you did sometimes sabotage his efforts—not at all lately —because of your own distrust of impulses, and because the situation to some extent served you also. [...]