“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The festival incident of the dream state was highly fascinating, and it did represent a particular state of consciousness above all—one in which reality is perceived in a different fashion. The dream (last night) reflected and updated old Sumari traditions that honored God as a god of festivals, of celebration, traditions, that built upon the idea of life itself as a celebration.

[...] It is a celebration. People who celebrate do not need prescriptions. [...]

[...] Ruburt writes because he loves to write—the activity of itself is intriguing, again, it is a method of discovery and accomplishment, of celebration. [...]

[...] This event you are about to celebrate did not take place historically. [...]

[...] Now I think that you should all celebrate their family reunion. You can celebrate with a drink or a Mu, and I suggest that you celebrate with a grand Mu, those of you who know what a Mu is. [...]

[...] “You’re a celebrity,” she said, pointing to Jane. [...]

[...] She said that last night’s dream sequences were her celebration of her bodily abilities — her insistence on the excellent workings of the body. [...]

[...] Our friends wanted to celebrate the publication of her first “psychic” book, her first mention of Seth, but she read poetry at the party and wouldn’t talk about the ESP book — too embarrassed. [...]

[...] They’d all found out our anniversary date through the holiday talk, and knew we hadn’t done anything ourselves to celebrate it. [...]

[...] He had his picture taken with celebrities, and because he was “a religious man,” the establishment took it for granted that his aims and policies were good, and that he spoke for those who had no voice otherwise. [...]

[...] We will also discuss the ways in which mass beliefs will bring many of you together both in great periods of celebration, or as victims or survivors of disasters that seem to exist apart from yourselves.

[...] May 8 was Jane’s birthday and we celebrated at the Gallaghers’ home.

(We mixed drinks to celebrate. [...]

[...] One night I had a confused dream about a celebration. [...]

[...] In the letter, my friend also wrote a page about a family celebration.

(9:58 P.M. Jane and I celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary tomorrow.)

[...] A suggestion that gaiety and frivolity are also natural aspects of life, and joyful celebrations of existence, harmless, in fact beneficial play exercises on the part of the soul, will help here.

[...] (Pause.) All of the most morbid of nationalistic fantasies that had been growing for centuries, all of the most grandiose celebrations of war as a nation’s inalienable right to seek domination, focused finally in Hitler’s Germany.

(10:20.) Our books and sessions are primarily a celebration of life, not a justification of it, or an excuse or apology for the conditions of physical reality. [...]

[...] She also thought of giving me the night off, by way of celebrating a bit because I’ve finished the notes for Mass Events, but I told her I’d rather keep the sessions going as long as both of us feel like it. [...]

Now, you shall celebrate with a Seth session. [...]

[...] “They closed the store to celebrate.” [...]