“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You know how one association can suddenly in your minds connect you with a past event so clearly that it almost seems to occur in the present—and indeed, a strong-enough memory is like a ghost event. So there are processes that work like associations, that can provide passageways through the universe’s otherwise time-structured ways. [...]

[...] Evidently the psychological factors associated with the venting idea will be ignored as long as there’s no foreseeable chance that physical harm will be done to the population surrounding TMI. [...]

[...] You do not begin with your own life, with your own job, or with your own associates. [...]

[...] There, on your jobs and in your associations, are the places where you intersect with the world. [...]

(But July 17, Thursday, he was with an associate who did have an accident. [...]

[...] Most of the wrong ones are not necessarily errors, but he has not made the proper connections, or gone far enough, but stopped short in processes of association. [...] And this often emerges as associative material, that must then be deciphered. [...]

(It might be interesting to note here that Peggy was hypnotized by Dr. Milton Erickson in late March of 1959, during a meeting of the Finger Lakes Clinical Hypnosis Association at the Mark Twain Hotel in Elmira. [...]

[...] These measures will dissipate lingering ghost images and associations. [...]

[...] The things that you think you save by not painting, hide associations—old patterns that you still are partial to, to some extent. [...]

(I asked her if she wanted to try some free association. [...] I also thought she’d stopped free associating because it had collided with those deeply held beliefs that had led to her physical immobility. [...]

(Any specific associations that might have brought the Atlantis information to mind were hidden from Jane, though neither of us had been reading or talking about it. [...]

[...] There is an association in your mind, however, between the character of Camp and your grandfather, but it is an association from this life that seems to connect them. [...] This has to do with immediate psychological associations of a camp in the woods. [...]

When you are writing a regular book you draw upon associations, memories, and events that are known to you and others, that perhaps you had forgotten but that suddenly spring to mind in answer to your intent and following your associations. [...]

It means that you have no more association with it, that you leave it in the woods from which you both emerge for the ascent.

[...] It’s practically impossible, for example, to get free of the connotations of the worst elements of the whole field: the moment the subject comes up, we’re associated with all the history of mediumship in the most banal of terms. This fact is indicative of both Poett’s own inexperience, and the way association works generally. [...]

[...] Others naively prefer to experience events in an extraordinarily intuitive manner, with the organization being provided by the associative processes. [...]

[...] The associative processes of your mind, working through the brain, have great connection with the minute behavior of your cells. [...]

[...] It is true that the old interactions between an associative pattern of thought and its habitual action may be broken down, but it is also true that the inner-ordered structure has been shocked psychically and biologically.

[...] It knows precisely how many such “shocks” the psyche can take to advantage, which associations to animate through such intense experience and imagery, and which ones to leave alone.

[...] Consciousness finds itself in a crisis situation; not [because of one coming] from the exterior world, but because it is forced to fight on a battleground for which it was never designed and cannot understand, where basically counted-upon allies of association, memory and organization, and all the powers of the inner self, are suddenly turned into enemies.

[...] He varied the depth of my trances during tests so I could get the feel of various stages of consciousness, and also showed me how to let him use my own personal associations in order to get certain data. [...]

As Seth varied the trance depths, I became aware of two lines of consciousness, his and my own, and to understand at least to some degree when my own personal associations were an aid and when they were a detriment. [...]

In the data he would often differentiate between his impressions and any of mine that had slipped in, connect mine to their source in personal associations, and tell us whether or not they were legitimate. [...]

[...] This is his personal association, because of your recent activities.

[...] In the test she was unable to tell when she got off on the track of personal associations; somehow the fine discrimination was lacking. [...]

[...] He was working on the level of personal associations. [...]

[...] Inner data is immediately aroused through conscious and unconscious association. [...]

[...] If you had to stand there and write down all the thoughts and associations connected with each course of action before you made your decision, you might never cross the intersection to begin with. [...]

Past associations merge with present reality and form a pattern. [...]

We will not stress particular diseases in this book, and mention symptoms only to identify the cases associated with such conditions. [...]

[...] Here Jane said she had the impression of a party, but decided to drop this line of association. This came from the mirth reference, she thought, and she was not sure the chain of association was correct. [...]

[...] This too resulted, Jane said, from her pursuing the above line of association.

(Jane now said that her personal association of mirth hooked it up to party ideas, so my question may have called this to her mind. [...]

[...] Personal associations are generated, and so forth. [...]

[...] All of this added to the previous negative associations, and reinforced the existing symptoms, except that the identification was with the mother. [...]

[...] The house across the street is very small in the photo; for Seth to make an association with that house is most intriguing to us. As in the last test, the process of association involved proved to be most interesting.

[...] Ruburt however, through association, made certain deductions. [...]