“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You may say if you wish that I am a dream image lacking even an image — but if so, then each individual whose life is changed by my words must question: “What is a dream?” In the same way that my personality exists without physical manifestation, so does your own. [...] I change a world to some extent, though in your terms I will not actually sit in a chair or walk the streets, or shake your hand, or see the twilight come, or the sunrise.

In late 1963, some months before our sessions began, we’d taken a vacation in York Beach, Maine, hoping that a change of environment would improve Rob’s health. [...]

[...] You would be recognizable to friends but changes would be noted. [...]

“In the same way that the body’s proteins and chemicals can be used to form various kinds of images, they may also be utilized to form an ulcer, goiter, or to affect other changes [in the body itself]. [...]

[...] You will be able to use that power consciously, with purpose, to change your personal experience, and so to change the social framework at least partially. [...]

[...] You cannot expect any portion of your environment to remain static, therefore, and the condition of your body is constantly in a state of flux and change.

[...] In whichever direction we focus our abilities and energies, we seem to see new action, but it is merely our focus which has changed; and in changing, has formed new action.

[...] The knot of energy, among other things, quite a few other things, is caused by the temporary inability to change the focus of interests from outward to inward methods of communication.

[...] His job was not in jeopardy, but John was restless and needed changes; at the same time he felt he was not the stereotype personality his company demanded for district managers, which position would be the next step up for John in the drug company for which he worked. [...]

[...] Therefore, any change in that image frightens her. [...]

[...] I told you earlier that changes would occur within, I believe, a three-year period. [...]

[...] To some extent or another each individual alive alters that climate, so that even if there were no revolutions there would be constant change, sometimes gradual and sometimes sudden.

The body is a miraculous organism, changing in every moment. [...]

[...] You have made preliminary necessary changes. [...]

[...] There will indeed be a change that is only now beginning, in the daily ways of your lives, and you are both subconsciously preparing yourselves.

The changes will not suddenly show themselves. [...]

[...] I am indeed flattered, and as Ruburt mentioned a change of perspective is good.

[...] The Something is subjective, but its effects have appeared so beautifully and effectively in physical terms, that the physical changes themselves add to the subjective joy, relief, and sense of direction.

[...] It changes its form to suit its expression, and it forms environments like stage settings, and worlds to suit its purposes. [...]

(10:20.) Highly simplified indeed, the effect would be something like changing one set of glasses for another, for the physical senses are as artificial, basically speaking, to the inner self, as a set of glasses or a hearing aid is to the physical self. [...]

[...] When necessary, such reactions are meant to show the personality that changes are due. [...]

The mind operates in the same fashion, following its own rhythms, covering mental ground at an amazingly quick rate on some occasions, and on others desiring a change or a rest.

[...] Therefore changes in the probabilities alter that particular future, and the change that I suggested completely wipes out the prior, probable accident. [...]

[...] She’d sent us a tape a few weeks ago—which we haven’t played yet—and has done some writing for Reality Change—Maude Cardwell’s Seth newsletter published in Austin, Texas. [...]

[...] Here someone who’s associated with Reality Change, way out in Texas, and who knows about us through our work, has a relative who lives on Underwood Avenue.... [...]

Intellectually he changed his views. [...]

The church itself has changed in that time. [...]

[...] It is ever-changing. [...]

When and if you manage to change your beliefs in that self-deceptive framework, then any suitable “forgotten” event from the past will be used as a catalyst. [...]

[...] In order to perceive some of these you have only to learn to change the focus of your attention from one level to another. There are minute chemical and electromagnetic alterations that accompany these stages of consciousness, and certain physical changes within the body itself in hormone production and pineal activity.

If you want to change your job, and hold that desire, a new job will come into your experience in precisely the same fashion, in that the inner events will be arranged by the inner ego. [...] An event involving a job change concerns motion on the part of many people, and implies a network of communication on the part of all of the inner egos involved. [...]

The rich and well-to-do felt threatened, for they had changed the status quo by their insistence upon modernity and progress, thus releasing the energy of the needy. There was movement of the middle class from the city proper into the suburbs, with a change in the tax balance, and the city merchants began to suffer. [...]

It is far more important that you understand this than that you become overly concerned with labyrinthian “past reasons,” for you can get so lost in a negative approach that you forget that these beliefs can be changed in the present. [...]

Your influence upon them is much stronger than you believe, and you have already changed their lives in rather important and beneficial ways. [...]

[...] You have completely changed and broadened their conception of what adults are like, at a time when they found no mutual correspondence with the adults that they had known.

Now let us change the subject. [...]

Its very appearance or projection into a second system, therefore, causes an apparent change in the act itself. [...]

[...] This involves definitely a change of focus, and willingness to momentarily detach the abilities of both the intellect and the intuitions from familiar camouflage reference points.

[...] Some people (pause) know very well that they have decided to die—or do not care (colon): they may “come down” with severe illnesses and then change their minds because for other reasons the very crises revive them.

[...] The person recognizes the restrictions and changes his or her ways accordingly, opening the doorway not into death but to further life and action in this space and time. [...]