“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I have spoken through others. The arrangements “this time” were already made, you see. It is true that Ruburt need not have accepted the arrangement. If so the material would have been given, but in different fashion.

Had Ruburt not accepted, however, it is most probable that he would have chosen another life in which to fulfill the task, in which case I would have waited. The decision was always his, however, and had he not accepted at all, other arrangements would have been made.

(“That is, a formal affair or formal arrangement.” [...] We believe the formal arrangement here refers to the layout of the display of Story Book Land at Woodbridge, VA. [...]

[...] That is, a formal affair or formal arrangement.

[...] A spectacular arrangement.

(“What is the spectacular arrangement you mentioned?”)

[...] The bedroom arrangement is fine, and if no one will blame Ruburt’s subconscious, then I would venture one further suggestion. It is not, however, to involve any more complicated arrangements on Ruburt’s part. [...]

Then, room by room, Seth commented on our physical arrangements. [...]

Arrangements you can think of that will satisfy some of these needs are worth it. [...]

[...] Ruburt will benefit from the same kind of arrangement whenever it is possible, but he will get along well in the large room with the suggestions offered.

[...] The agency representative with whom he makes arrangements asked to see him.”)

Then you move out into a much larger and different kind of room, and here the furniture may be arranged in any fashion—arranged and rearranged to your heart’s content, and you may form different combinations from it and use it for different purposes. [...]

[...] Other arrangements could have been made to get my mother to the hospital, and in the future will be done so.)

In your dimension it is as if events, remembered events, were like pieces of furniture, all arranged in one room, in a given order. [...]

(“An arrangement that has similarity to a calendar page. [...] It was a book arrangement, with a calendar on one side and the memo pages opposite. She thought at first that the object might also come from such an arrangement; upon close examination, however, we can only tell that the object came from a pad that was bound at the top of the page; the edge there is slightly roughened, as though torn loose.

[...] An arrangement that has similarity to a calendar page. [...]

[...] When Gladys gave Jane the memo bearing Mrs. Methinitus’s name on November 8, arrangements were made for Jane to sit in on a class the next day, and to thus meet Nancy M., etc. [...]

(At this time Jane cannot recall if Gladys Austin’s memo pad is part of such a calendar arrangement. [...]

[...] Ruburt can stop trying to get everything arranged on his desk before work, so he will not have to get up for example. [...]

[...] Whenever everything is automatically arranged to make it easier for someone who cannot get about well, this is a strong negative suggestion. [...]

—but you made some leeway with Ruburt in your last remarks (which I’ve forgotten as I type this) and I would like him to examine his normal habits in the light of what I said about his table and arrangements. [...]

[...] There are, then, more or less formal psychological arrangements that are used as reference points, or settings. You group your experience within those arrangements. [...]

(Although we hated to do it, Jane and I have finally arranged to have an unlisted telephone number. [...]

(This session came through two days before I was to join a meeting of doctors, nurses, and other personnel at 11 AM, Tuesday, to see about arrangements for Jane to return home. [...]

Such an arrangement would indeed allow more freedom and creativity than usual. [...] There is instead not a working arrangement between various portions of one personality, but a working arrangement among many quite independent personalities. [...]

[...] Jane believed it was an extension of the arrangement Seth mentioned briefly on page 124, when he talked about Jane accepting inspiration and ideas from Ruburt without realizing it.

—that in the future I help our friend arrange his business matters. [...]

[...] F. Fell asked for clarification concerning Seth’s remark about helping “our friend arrange his business matters.” [...]

[...] Whatever arrangements you feel will be comfortable to you should be utilized, along with suggestion. [...]

[...] Faith in a creative, fulfilling, desired end, sustained faith, literally draws from Framework 2 all of the necessary ingredients, all of the elements however staggering in number, arranges all the details, and then inserts into Framework 1 the impulses, dreams, chance meetings, motivations, or whatever is necessary so that the desired end then falls into place as a completed pattern.

[...] Everything will be arranged—the last detail taken care of. [...]

[...] The lives and events of all those involved with his trip—the neighbors, the children, and so forth—all of those issues were arranged in Framework 2, so that while the events seemed most unpleasant, they were highly beneficial.

[...] You will find that a very small pond arrangement, of the artificial purchased sort, a basin arrangement where water drips through rocks, behind the glass windows in the rear, here with a very simple grouping of rocks and flowers, would serve you to great benefit: as a place of inner contemplation, in which the inner senses would greatly expand their reach.

[...] Again, high ground is beneficial, and a hilltop arrangement such as this, with its proximity to water, is quite unusual.

Air on all sides is much more beneficial in general than the arrangement you have; even though little acreage indeed is involved, the location and situation is more advantageous than many others with more land, and intimacy with nature will be vivid and good.

(I like the part-time arrangement I now have at Artistic very much. It gives me time for myself in the afternoons to paint—an arrangement that I have learned is very necessary, even vital, to my well-being both physically and mentally. [...]

[...] Your apartment hunting, because of its novelty, and his interest in decoration and arrangement, stirred his imagination in new way so took energy away from symptoms. He imaginatively arranged you and your household in each new apartment he saw. [...]

[...] It can request and arrange for the removal of physical symptoms, because it knows the reasons behind such symptoms.

(“Yes,” I said, although I didn’t have the opposing lists arranged as neatly as they’re shown here. [...]

[...] Either your entire living arrangements here must be incorporated into a new unity or you must go someplace else, for you need a symbol of change. [...]

A miscellany of objects arranged in pyramid form.