“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(The card bears my writing, but strictly speaking this is not printed matter; which need not refer to writing at all.

[...] This serape bears alternating bands, each one perhaps four inches wide, of white, red and blue.

[...] The envelope object bears the date on which I made the sketch—May 23,1966. [...]

[...] 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. Naturally Jane wondered how things would work out, etc., which bears on the next data also: “Someone wonders how something will come out.” [...]

[...] On November 8, Gladys wrote out the memo slip used as object, bearing the name of Mrs. Methinitus, another teacher with whom Jane would work. [...]

[...] Not only will these reactions occur, but opposing tendencies will be brought to bear. [...]

I am not telling you to gush out a steady stream of positive suggestions, whether or not they bear any relation to the situation at hand.

[...] A sonnet by Shakespeare that she’d read in high school had also given her the idea that her role in life was to bear children, and forget everything else. [...]

[...] But the important thing is that that desire is now present, and will certainly bear results — good ones. [...]

[...] And many of these, of course, have a direct bearing on health and the healing processes.

[...] Jane said she thought that right away Seth was starting to answer my question of yesterday — not the portion about radiation and why that phenomenon is too strong for us to bear, but the part about the consciousness embodied in cancer, say, which is also too much for us much of the time. [...]

[...] Before long physical data bears out the negative belief; negative in that it is far less desirable than a concept of health.

[...] At one time, bear with me, (long pause) there was what we may call a federation of consciousness, though that is not the best term. [...]

[...] While you live with these things you must deal with them and bear their consequences. If you kill, and believe that you kill, you will bear those consequences at this level of your development, but to think that you can destroy a consciousness would make the gods laugh. [...]

It was not projection alone, but your own fears can act to attract the fears of others and then you bear twice the burden. [...]

[...] Now bear with me for a few moments, realizing as you do so that there is in reality no distinction between the atoms and molecules within your precious bodies and the atoms and molecules that fly about the room quite innocently and free; realizing also that there is great space between the atoms and molecules within your body, and that if some very small person were flying through they would find your bodies as large as a galaxy; realizing also that the skin that seems so solid to you is very open, indeed, and does not separate you so much from the universe, as it connects you with the universe; and that there is little division between the atoms and molecules in those knees and those legs and the atoms and molecules that form the floor upon which the legs and knees seem to rest. [...]

[...] (Seth smiled.) The possibilities that have come to reality within this universal system have each given birth to other systems and realities, as one tree bears a thousand seeds. [...]

[...] These have bearing on the clearness or undistorted nature of the material. [...]

[...] Bear in mind also that as individuals, you are creating new dimensions through which consciousness can know itself, both in physical experience and within other systems. [...]

[...] Your self exists in various compartments, and while all are one, you could not now bear an opening of the doors between.

[...] Carl Jones knows Bill Herriman and Bill Granger well — but Bill Herriman and Bill Granger have never met; all three are obviously males; all bear a general physical resemblance; all fall within a certain rather broad age bracket. [...]

[...] I reminded Jane that some time ago Seth had remarked that as physical creatures we human beings cannot bear to directly confront the basic, vast, unimaginably awesome and creative consciousness of All That Is. Since we cannot bear to face the great raw power of nuclear energy either, I’ve often wondered whether this situation can be an earthly, imperfect and time-ridden analog to what must be the reality of All That Is.

[...] The first man is my primary self, who discovers that he must bear the burdens of the second man imposed upon him through cultural beliefs involving taxes, success, the male breadwinner role, and so forth. [...]

[...] The mouth spoke the words “Oh now please, please bear with me,” or words to that effect. [...]