“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Suddenly Seth came through, saying: “And I thought you were on your good behavior because I was here! [...]

“When it is said that certain characteristics from a past life influence or cause present patterns of behavior, such statements—and I have made some of them—are highly simplified to make certain points clear.

[...] She knows both of us well, so I was quite astonished at her behavior before the session. [...]

[...] Her “mystical way” is reinforced by a strongly secretive characteristic that’s usually belied by her seemingly outgoing character and behavior. [...]

[...] She’d very gradually started doing this before entering the hospital, but any physical causes behind her behavior had been unsuspected by us then. [...]

[...] Enjoy the intimate behavior of life, the compensations that are available, and your own relationship, which provides more creative solutions than you realize. [...]

[...] People respond with illnesses of one kind or another, or through exaggerated [behavior].

[...] Until very recently, however, Ruburt did not recognize that he often placed the worst kind of connotations upon, for example, his own condition, or behavior in certain manners. [...]

[...] It was almost impossible to imagine Miss Cunningham indulging in such behavior. [...]

She stayed here several months, without ever showing any signs of violent behavior. [...]

(A one-minute pause at 11:21.) Learned behavior therefore alters not only present and future but also past conduct. [...]

[...] You compare them against so-called normal behavior and attitudes. [...]

(Long pause, eyes closed.) These are like containers for behavior, however. [...]

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

[...] The known rules that govern the behavior of creatures and objects in dreams seem no longer to apply. [...]

[...] But Seth continued with his material on the behavior of our species, even while bringing Psyche to a close.)

[...] I spoke rather thoroughly in my last book (The Nature of the Psyche) about the sexuality of your species, but here I want to mention how some of those sexual beliefs affect your behavior.

(10:57.) These developments, with others, are already triggering changes in man’s behavior, and inspiring him toward further alterations of consciousness. [...]

[...] At one “time” a god interpreted in those terms served as a model for the egotistical behavior of one self toward another self.

The Sinful Self wants to be sure it is not lying, because it feels that according to its definitions it is naturally given to such behavior—being bad, sinful, et cetera. [...]

[...] I don’t see simply Jane’s and my wishes having the power to change the behavior of other groups of people to that degree, I guess—unless our change of thought shifts all else into another probability.)

[...] Everyone involved was consciously and unconsciously a willing participant at the most basic levels of human behavior, and it is of course no coincidence that 1980 is immediately foreshadowed by that event. [...]

[...] The system, the body system, short-circuits itself at the contemplation of violent behavior. [...]

Your psyche is being drawn back into itself, into All That Is, and “out of itself” into your individuation, in psychological pulses of activity that have a correlation with the behavior of electrons in your world. [...]

It is not easy to explain the workings of the inner psyche, or the activity behind dreams, for such experience exists beyond the framework of verbalization or images, and deals basically with the nature and behavior of psychological and psychic energy.