“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I am quite sure — I know for a fact — that beings from other planes have appeared among you, sometimes on purpose and sometimes completely by accident. As in some cases humans have quite accidentally blundered through the apparent curtain between your present and your past, so have beings blundered into the apparent division between one plane and another. Usually when they have done so they were invisible on your plane, as the few of you who fell into the past, or the apparent past, were invisible to the people of the past.

There is not any great matter of danger, only that you could fall into blunders. [...]

If by chance you blunder (smile, eyes open) into my territory, then I will know it, and seek you out. [...]

[...] In some cases, your people have blundered through the apparent curtain between your past and present, and so have others blundered into the apparent division between one plane and another. [...]

[...] You blundered into it all unaware and unprepared, however. [...]

[...] … Since you were unaware of causing the dissociation to begin with, you were unable to find your blundering way out.

A Blundering Trance
Two Fugitives from the Dream World

[...] The event was a deep trance experience into which I blundered. [...]

[...] You however blundered into it all unaware and unprepared. [...]

[...] Since Ruburt was unaware of causing the dissociation to begin with, he was unable to find his blundering way out.

[...] As in some cases human beings have quite accidentally blundered through the apparent curtain between your present and your past, so have beings blundered into the apparent division between one plane and another. [...]

[...] It is, however, a fact that even man, in his blundering manner, will discover that he himself creates his own physical universe, and that the mechanisms of the physical body have more functions and varieties than he knows.”

[...] And I do indeed recall Ruburt’s rather daring, but more nearly stupid, blunderings into his first deep trance.

[...] I do not suggest blunder-headed drunkenness on your part, Philip; merely half.

[...] They will belong to other dimensions entirely, and you may blunder into them. [...]

Organized religion has committed many important blunders, yet for centuries Christianity provided a context accepted by large portions of the known world, in which experience could be judged against very definite “rules” — experience once focused, chiselled, and yet allowed some rich expression as long as it stayed within the boundaries set by religious dogma.

[...] If I can get Ruburt over his sometimes cussed hardheadedness, his belligerent egotistical blunderings, then he can perform feats that will more than show the validity of my statements. [...]

[...] It is however a fact that even mankind, in his blundering manner, will discover that he himself creates his own physical universe, and that the mechanisms of the physical body have more functions and varieties than he knows. [...]

[...] They will belong to other dimensions of reality, but you may blunder into them.