“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I felt badly as I took out the garbage, went for a walk, etc, and when I went to bed I nearly had to get up again because the feelings intensified. [...]

[...] My belly full and my bed nearby.” [...]

(As we went to bed Wednesday night, I told Jane that I thought the material on the body consciousness was excellent—the kind of thing we’d never heard before. [...]

“Dream locations are not superimposed upon, say, the bed and chest and chair. They exist composed of the very same atoms and molecules that in the waking state you perceive as bed and chest and chair. [...]

[...] The next minute I was pushed down to the foot of the bed, off into the air, and then down to the dark corner of the bedroom floor. [...]

[...] When the physical body lies in bed, it is separated by a vast distance from the dream location in which the dreaming self may dwell. [...]

[...] While dreaming you cannot find the bed or chest or chair; and awake you cannot find the dream location which was there only moments before.”

[...] I felt the same way: “I could go right back to bed.” [...]

[...] But we were both tired, and made ready for bed earlier than usual.)

[...] In the meantime I have had many fleeting experiences, usually soon after going to bed. The most recent came as I sat on the bed preparatory to lying down. [...]

(October 16, Friday: Didn’t try Psy-time, but lay down on bed for a nap, being tired. [...]

[...] I’m so relaxed I could go right to bed....” [...]

[...] The idea of Ruburt doing some work in the near future on Rich Bed is therefore a good one. [...]

[...] Save them for our next session, and do your imagery briefly before bed also.

[...] We also tried it after we went to bed, but as usual I fell asleep too quickly. [...]

[...] Rich Bed will appear in the near future.

“As I was getting ready for bed after our last Seth session, I suddenly wondered about Atlantis. [...]

[...] “I could go to bed right now,” she said, “but it’s too early — I’d be getting up all night. [...] I felt just great in bed this afternoon. [...]

[...] I jumped out of bed, rushed into the living room. [...] It had been bright and cloudless before I went to bed; now the sky was much too dark. [...]

On February 12, 1966, I dreamed that I was on a bed, with Rob on one side of me and another man nearby. [...]

[...] My body was still in bed. [...]

[...] I snapped awake, in my body in bed. [...]

I will, then, end our session with my heartiest regards to you both; and may I remind Ruburt again of the suggestion I made concerning his bed.

(11:05 P.M. See the 519th session, in which Seth suggests that Jane try turning our bed to a north-south position. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s legs activated themselves in rather strenuous fashion in bed. [...]

The leg and thigh discomforts in bed are definitely the result of concentrated periods of muscular exercise. [...]

Wednesday night after the Seth session, before bed, I suddenly began to wonder if the paintings Rob had sold to Lib’s Supper Club, back in the 60s, were still there.

Rob and I started talking about them as I sat on the bed, and we got ready to retire. [...]

[...] Then later that night, relaxed, sitting on the bed, somehow those inner perceptions (of mine) would have surfaced … but without revealing their source. [...]

(This morning I finished making the portable reading stand for Jane to use in bed, and took it in to 330 this afternoon. [...]

(We have a lovely quiet Xmas—Gallaghers here Xmas Eve—four inches or so of snow, Joe and Margaret here last PM—pleasant—I give Rob his planter thing; we get the bed. [...]

[...] She began to move on the bed, twisting her hands and wrists and rotating her arms. [...]

[...] I could leave a stack of them on her bed. [...]

[...] Proper suggestions should indeed be given before bed, along with the request for further therapeutic dreams and dreams that will give insight.

[...] The constructive suggestions before bed are particularly important, and the request for therapeutic dreams, as these automatically relieve the morning symptoms, and further dissipate the lingering mother identification.

[...] They can permit you to become acquainted with other inward orders of events, and the rich bed of probabilities from which your physical existence emerges.

4. Seth discussed the basic unpredictability from which significances arise in sessions 681–82, in Section 1. After break at 11:47 in the 681st session, he incorporated this line in his material: “From the ‘chaotic’ bed of your dreams springs your ordered daily organized action.”

(I was somewhat surprised, since it was getting late, and I was getting a snack ready before going to bed. [...]

(The supper tray sat on the bed table, so after getting my pad and pen ready I leaned on top of the tray and wrote that way:)