“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now, you are all ready and raring to go this evening and I expect some company this evening when you go to sleep and while your bodies lie so quietly in bed, unless you snore, I expect that there will be some unusual activity. [...]

[...] Also, the suggestions as you are doing them (at night before bed) should be also given in the morning, at least before work. [...]

[...] That night in bed, without trying for the desired state, I saw within many brief woodland scenes; they flashed before me as though projected. [...]

(It follows that Jane did keep her tooth during the women’s visit, losing it while still in bed early Saturday morning. [...]

[...] Do not think then that your creative endeavors have caused you difficulties, or that without them life would have been a bed of roses. [...]

[...] A point, however: Your bed should never be in your main room. [...]

[...] The small room will do as a sleeping room, but the head of the bed should be at the north. [...]

(9:49.) Those other characteristics, say, then, of the probable eggs and sperm, provide an infinite bed of personality characteristics and abilities that can ride to the surface if they are needed. [...]

[...] I remember that once I woke up in bed, after midnight, and burst into tears as I thought about you. [...]

(Pause at 9:15.) It is quite healthy, particularly at certain stages, for young children to sleep together in the same room or even in the same bed, as long as some opportunity for seclusion is provided to them when they want it—for at night the ancient families did indeed refresh and heal themselves. [...]

[...] You may feel compelled to see how it comes out, and find yourself unable to go to bed until the horrendous situation is resolved. [...]

[...] She’s kept up her walking daily—six times each day—and also exercises twice a day on the bed. [...]

[...] I couldn’t describe the expression, but it reminded me of the internal “vision” I’d had this afternoon when I lay down to sleep: I found myself looking at a very old, very probable future manifestation of myself in this life, who rested quietly in bed. [...]

[...] You may therefore form dream stories about your own out-of-body travel, while your physical image rests soundly in bed. [...]

[...] They’ve involved healing, however, and in one of them she even expected to wake up healed—but found herself moving slowly on the bed as usual. [...]

[...] Then as we went to bed she brought up two additional subjects to discuss, for those who would wonder: why we hadn’t more actively sought medical help in the past for her physical condition; and the many private, or deleted, sessions Seth himself has given for her over the years.

In a manner of speaking, your universe and all others spring from a dimension that is the creative source for all realities—a basic dream universe, so to speak, a divine psychological bed where subjective being is sparked, illuminated, stimulated, pierced, by its own infinite desire for creativity. [...]

[...] “Then go to bed and sleep forever,” she added humorously. [...]

[...] The bedroom window should be opened for him, and for now at least the bed moved a few inches out into the room. [...]

[...] Yet from this unconscious bed of possibilities you derive your strength, your creativity, and the fragile yet powerful kind of individual consciousness that is your own.

[...] We also use the pendulum before bed, with very good results. [...]

I add a humorous note: the north-south orientation of the bed does have advantages. [...]

[...] It’s all gone now except for her lying in bed, and she can’t even do that in peace these days. [...]