“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I wish my friends over here a hearty good evening; and when you both travel next (Seth has been helping Carl and Sue with astral travel), I hope you bring your memories along with you — and (to me) you too.

(Seth dwelt upon the Tibetan monks who use astral projection, and follow their strict religion, while the peasantry live miserable practical daily lives, without hope for the most part. [...]

It is all very well for monks to utilize astral projection. [...]

[...] This book is about Seth, dreams and “astral projection” — all aspects of a different kind of consciousness than the objective one with which we are usually occupied.

[...] He was also involved in some astral travel. [...]

Instead of telling you that you take an airplane from a certain airport at a certain time for a particular earthly destination, leaving one latitude and longitude and arriving at another set; instead of telling you that you leave your country for another ruled by a dictator, or a president, or by anarchy, they will tell you that you leave this astral plane for any one of a number of others, ruled as the case may be by lords or masters, gods and goddesses. [...]

(Astral Projection, by Oliver Fox. [...]

These capsules can be seen by you under certain circumstances, and have been called astral bodies—a term which does not meet with my pleasure. [...]

[...] We will also discuss this later, in connection with so-called astral travel.

[...] Dr. Eugene Barnard, a psychologist then at North Carolina State University, came out publicly with a statement favoring astral projection. [...]

[...] Rob asked if I could travel in astral body outside room, she said possibly. [...]

[...] I think then that this must be the astral system of my own probability system and that I have returned safely. [...]

[...] There is no need to experience the hallucinations mentioned by Fox [in his book, Astral Projection]. [...]

[...] Seth said, “Now the new body is, of course, not a new one at all, but simply a body not physical in your terms, one that you use in astral projections, one that gives the vitality and strength to the physical body that you know.

[...] Since her physical body was quite dead, she was in her astral body; yet she was acting confused, and her mind was still unclear, as if she still had hardening of the arteries.

[...] During these she lay quietly on the bed with her eyes closed and tried to contact Peggy and Bill either by acting as a receiver of data, or projecting her astral body to their location. [...]