“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Think about it, and then I will answer questions that I believe you will have.

I have answered your question simply enough. [...]

How many sessions do you want me to take to answer your question?

I suggest that you take a break, and I will begin to give you the answer.

We’d felt the same way when Willy had died three years ago, and now — as she had then — Jane said sadly: “If I could answer our questions about that cat’s death, maybe I could answer our questions about everything….”

We’re still trying to get answers, with the help of the Seth material. [...] We hope they’ll indicate some of the directions his answers took, about those intimate challenges that concern us all.

[...] During the session Seth discussed Billy’s illness to some extent, while also giving the first “installment” of an answer to a longstanding question of mine: I was curious about the relationship between the host — whether human, animal, or plant — and a disease it might contract, one that was “caused,” say, by a virus. [...]

[...] In the remaining class excerpts, Seth answers questions that readers might also have in mind.

The pendulum sessions should be continued, and you will find many of the answers Ruburt seeks. [...]

(“Do you want to answer a question?”)

You may take a conservative rest period, or I will answer questions first if you prefer.

The transformation brought about subconsciously in answer to an inner need and to offset a growing feeling of panic and failure.

(“You got what you wanted: answers.”

[...] I said before the session that I really wanted good answers, that I’d stay out of it as much as possible....”

That is the end of the session, unless you have questions that you want answered.

[...] I think you’ve already answered them all.”)

(At 8:30 this evening we got our answer. [...]

[...] You are presented with bigger-than-life situations, provided with raw material from life, given exaggerated versions so that from them you can draw the knowledge to help you answer your own questions, and the knowledge to help others whose plights may be less colorful but equally vital.

[...] You are then further motivated to seek other answers than the official ones.

[...] You are examining the human condition, but seeking answers from the highest reaches of its capabilities. [...]

[...] “There’s only one answer,” I said in answer to her news about the hospital. [...]

(Jane herself began to wonder, she said, about answers to such complicated questions after the call. [...]

Through the change of roles, Peg now gains insight on the past failures, and also helps her present husband, indeed, to become more contemplative, and to seek for answers to questions that he would not have asked otherwise. [...]

[...] The answer now is uncertain, for no definite decision has been made. [...]

(10:00.) The feelings prevented him from going ahead far enough to allow his psychic experience to answer some of his doubts, yet he was too convinced of the validity to drop the work.

[...] One strong portion of him knows well that Christian theology is far from any entire answer, that Christ was not the son of the only God; the other portion of Ruburt is still affected by those beliefs, and he did not realize it.

[...] I don’t think Seth fully answered the question I asked above on the previous page, but I chose not to press the point at this time.)

[...] That kind of question will only give you a certain kind of answer, and if you follow that course then you will follow a question-and-answer course, but without learning anything more than a series of questions and answers that have meaning only within a certain limited framework. [...]

This material has been given in answer to your questions.

Now in answer to Ruburt’s question: The birth will occur at the time given; by the time given (the year 2075). [...]

[...] Before his conversion, he knew he had a purpose and mission, and flung himself with all the passion of his being into whatever answers he thought he had found.

I quite realize that many of my statements will contradict the beliefs of those of you who accept the idea that the conscious mind is relatively powerless, and that the answers to problems lie hidden beneath.

[...] It is not that certain answers do not lie openly accessible, therefore, but that often you have set yourself on a course of action in which you believe, and you do not want to open yourself to any material that may contradict your current beliefs.

[...] In so doing you never think of looking for it in the conscious mind, since you are convinced that all deep answers lie far beneath — and, moreover, that your consciousness is not only unable to help you but will often send up camouflages instead. [...]

[...] Seth gave this in answer to my first question, concerning colors connected with the object. [...]

[...] This too came through in answer to the first question. [...]

[...] This too came through in answer to the second and third questions, concerning the content of the lettering on the envelope object. [...]

[...] This too came through in answer to the second and third questions, concerning the content of the lettering on the object itself. [...]

[...] There would be moving to a new location, perhaps, or doing something about the mail—answering labors each week. I suppose we might use the post office’s impending rate increases as an excuse to save on postage, and either cut way down on, or eliminate, answering the mail, if this will help. [...]

[...] I told her I was sure I was on the right track here, without knowing positively that I was, and without having pat answers that would solve all of our hassles.

[...] [Jane remarked last week to the effect that she wondered how she could get out of answering the mail, for example.] Class had always seemed to offer much, and has helped many people, yet implicit in its very existence was the fact of public exposure concerning unacceptable psychic abilities, in Jane’s eyes, I told her. [...]

[...] I too wondered about dispensing with answering the mail, while being very reluctant to do so, since many of the letters are openly laudatory, and we save them for reference [although we haven’t actually used any for such purposes]. [...]

[...] That evening Rob and I checked the material with both Peg and Bill and I took notes of their answers. [...]

(I didn’t really understand her answer to my question, but she didn’t seem up to me pressing the point, so I let it go. [...]

In order to understand my answer it is necessary that our material on the construction of physical matter be understood. We shall also be considering the nature of sense perceptions very shortly, and this data will also help to answer your question.

(We need answers concerning the rather spectacular results obtained in the 11th session because Jane is writing a chapter on this seance for the Seth book. We had always thought we’d get the answers when we took the time for them.)

[...] This in answer to my first question, concerning the two people. [...]

Does that sufficiently answer your question?

[...] Nor did Jane get her mail answered yesterday, as she had planned to do, nor did she find the time to putter about in the house, either in her writing room, or the studio annex.)

[...] The answers, basically, are not to be found by listening to me, although I can help you, the answers are to be found by listening to the inner voice within yourself. [...]

That is the answer of course. [...]

[...] The answers are already given, you have only to ask the proper questions. [...]

In one of our books (Rob grimaced — much laughter), I will take many chapters to answer.

[...] To keep the discussion simple, I will answer you in reincarnational terms; but as Ruburt is discovering as he writes his Adventures in Consciousness,⁶ many more elements are involved.

(To Rob:) So that is a very partial hint as to the direction the material will take when I begin to answer your question!

(After Seth had answered questions from some of the others present, Jane came out of trance and we discussed what had been said … eventually getting into the question of whether or not Seth’s ideas were “old” or “new.” [...]