“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

When a government is paranoid, it even begins to cut down on the freedom of its own peoples, or to frown upon behavior that in freer times would be quite acceptable. [...]

[...] This behavior can be learned by anyone willing to take the time and effort. [...]

[...] They are implied in your own spontaneous behavior — that is, in the wondrous activity of your bodies and minds.

[...] Now you want to begin to encourage through your questions the repressed feelings also of hope, of expression, even of natural flamboyant behavior. [...]

(I do wish I had on record some of my remarks, since in them I clarified some of my own ideas about man’s behavior versus his basic good intent.

His body is definitely improving, but you must both examine your beliefs again about the conventional matters I have spoken about this evening, for they affect your behavior. [...]

[...] Your social, political, religious, economic and medical areas of life are all built upon certain assumed suggestions that people agree to accept as standards of behavior. [...]

[...] They try to show their dissatisfaction through highly individualistic or strange behavior. [...]

[...] They can take any form, organize themselves in any kind of time-behavior, hyphen, and seem to form a reality that is completely dependent upon its apparent form and structure. [...]

The dolphins possess a strong sense of personal loyalty, and an intimate family pattern, along with a highly developed individual and group recognition and behavior. [...]

The behavior of these units changes in the following manner. [...]

[...] Now there are reasons for such behavior. [...]

[...] The state of your own mind will have something to do with the type of personalities that you contact, the behavior of the tables and the messages that you receive. [...]

[...] Your remarks, however, and his use of them, became an example of creative suggestive behavior, for he seized upon the idea of the luxury of motion, and realized that relaxation is motion. [...]

[...] After watching her behavior as the month passed, I could see that she was indeed starving herself, and would die if she kept it up. [...]

(It would be January 1966 before the next change in my trance behavior. [...]

Dr. Instream told us that the psychologist’s behavior was an example of the sort of performance that so upset parapsychologists. [...]

[...] Jane and I hope that her work with Seth is offering insights into these enormous questions about our species’ individual and collective behavior. [...]

Aside from whatever difficulties I may have about resolving the internal beauties of our physical construction with our external behavior, I hope my deep skepticism about this little “official” scenario on evolution is apparent here. [...]

The world in those terms (pause) is as much the result of unpredictable behavior, unforeseen events, unexpected benefits, unforeseeable conditions, as it is the result of predictable actions, usual cause-and-effect phenomena (pause), and a close inspection of public and private life would show quite clearly that both are magnificently touched by significant coincidences. [...]

The car lost, was lost—no coincidence any more than your behavior during the flood. [...]

[...] There are endless varieties of behavior along these lines. [...]

[...] The mechanics of your waking psychological behavior are brilliantly delineated. [...]

(10:40.) There are intensities of behavior, then, in which the activity, the inside activity, of any being or particle is directed toward [the] physical force [that is] involved in the cooperative venture that causes your reality. [...]

[...] Other species have a hand in this also, however, and in one way or another all of you direct the activity of the physical body of the world in much the same way that you [each] direct your own bodily behavior.