“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There were natural changes occurring in our work, and overall Ruburt has done well in handling them. [...]

[...] Yet appearances, the gurus say, are untruths, changing and therefore false.²

(Long pause at 10:33.) The psyche is a gestalt of aware energy in which your own identity resides, inviolate, yet ever-changing as you fulfill your potentials.

[...] Let Ruburt forget a book for a change, so that creative ideas of all kinds can surface. [...]

[...] As Ruburt’s notes also mention, the ‘magical approach’ means that you actually change your methods of dealing with problems, achieving goals, and satisfying means. You change over to the methods of the natural person. [...]

And Bill Baker has benefited from reading the Seth material, I said, since now he reasons that some of his ideas are “core beliefs” that he’s created—and so can change. [...]

“I think the fill-in sessions happen between book sessions, for a change of pace—where the material doesn’t have to fit a more concentrated overall book focus,” Jane added. [...]

[...] Our psychological time could be compared in terms of environment to the walls of a room, but in our case the walls would be constantly changing in color, size, height, depth and width.

[...] Now I’m organizing my files for new work, doing some painting, and making a few picture frames for both of us, a very pleasant interlude for a change. [...]

[...] Change our knife image now into an imaginary rocket ship, so that our dissection involves many more dimensions. [...]

[...] All of the relationships in his bodily behavior are changing for the better, but reading those sessions will make sure that the old beliefs are not buried again, and hence allow the process to continue, and more smoothly accelerate. [...]

[...] In the dawn of history, in the dawn before history began, man changed form. [...]

In 1993, I saw the culmination of three ventures that I’d been involved in for varying periods of time: Lynda Dahl and Stan Ulkowski, of Seth Network International, published the first quarterly issue of the newly expanded Seth-oriented magazine, Reality Change. [...]

[...] The soul or entity — in other words, your most intimate powerful inner identity — is and must be forever changing. [...]

(Yesterday we learned that P. Grenquist and others from Prentice-Hall met representatives, including the owners, of Ariston at the book fair in Frankfurt—another bit of information Jane and I wouldn’t have been told without asking; my present suspicion is that eventually Jane and I will learn that those in charge at Prentice-Hall knew all along that both Ariston and Ankh-Hermes had made changes in Seth Speaks, with their casual okay. [...]

[...] Regardless of what better deals businesswise you may or may not have made in the past, both of you would have been highly discomfited by any frequent change of publishers. [...]

[...] The changes have already begun in his mind, and they will (underlined) be physically expressed.

[...] I changed clothes when I got home, before cooking supper. [...]

[...] She’d gone to hydro this morning, and had her catheter changed at about 11:00 when it wouldn’t irrigate any more. [...]

Such a consideration brings also to mind gears about changing the status quo, of adding to life’s ordinary distractions. [...]

[...] I give him access to large fields of focus, I help him change the energy that he uses in perception into other directions, to turn it inward. [...]

[...] It is as if the personality in sleep projected out of himself bits of himself, of his own physical matter, thinned out, stretched into an amazing plasticity; plastic properties that can change instantly from one form to another. [...]

Since all of this made such sense to him, he did not change it. [...]

[...] Your expectations must be changed, and despite what so-called practical experience shows you. [...]