“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She had not seen the apparition, nor of course had I, and she had not been able to see the change in her features, again described in the 68th session. [...]

(I had an impulse to try to get back to my studio to get some paper and a pen; this was followed by another impulse—to forget about notes for a change, even though Jane was obviously about ready to give a session. [...]

[...] Undoubtedly I missed some minor asides, and changed phrasing and punctuation. [...]

[...] The methods that must now be changed, misguided as they were—and they were misguided—still worked for your benefits in large ways. [...]

[...] A note: Ruburt is heading toward something important with his latest poetry, and as always it leads toward a change of beliefs.

(Or when I HAVE decided to get better and improve, I’d change my mind at any “danger”; or I’d get better awhile to make Rob feel better when I think he’d rather just have a normal wife. [...]

Not only do such states of mind lower the defenses, however, but they activate and change the body’s chemistries, alter its balances, and initiate disease conditions. [...]

[...] There is a biological outrage that will be continually expressed until the conditions are changed.

[...] (Whispering now:) Trust the changes in Ruburt’s [own condition]. [...]

[...] Viruses that are “deadly” in certain stages are not in others, and in those later stages they react biologically in quite beneficial ways, adding to the body’s stability by bringing about necessary changes, say, in cellular activities that are helpful at given rates of action. These in turn trigger other cellular changes, again of a beneficial nature.

[...] The cat could have changed its mind, of course, but the signals were sent out, and ahead of time. [...]

[...] There have been so many changes in personnel that it’s become routine. [...]

[...] The interior universe is the source of the exterior one, however, and traveling through it we will encounter our own hopes, fears and beliefs in their ever-changing form.

[...] You may feel rooted like a tree at one moment and in the next experience yourself as a beautiful peacock, in which case you will perceive the tree change into the bird.

[...] And in a true communion, all things of this life return to the earth, and are consumed and rise up again in a new life that is never destroyed or annihilated, though always changing form.

[...] And think of the added challenges of feeling and perception where sexual changes between present and past incarnations are involved! [...]

[...] Not only that, sociobiologists are advancing their very controversial ideas that much of human behavior has an ultimate genetic basis, which in turn influences cultural change, and so on.

[...] I ‘know’ we change and replenish those other existences.

[...] This means that each reincarnational self has its own cluster of counterpart selves within its own time period, and that all are interconnected on nonphysical levels, joining together like magical gears meshing in constantly changing patterns across time and reality. [...]

Ruburt’s work, as far as his symptoms are concerned, rests primarily in his mental attitudes, and they are indeed changing for the better. [...]

[...] This is important, not only because of the increased mobility it entails, but also because of the change of attitude. [...]

[...] Those following mass beliefs will find that their own image of themselves has changed. [...]

[...] So in your terms of reference the two are dependent one upon the other, changing their connotations according to your beliefs.

(During that session Seth gave Don Wilbur a little information concerning a job change he was contemplating. [...]

(Don Wilbur’s parents are against his changing jobs. [...]

Erratic use of high intensity energy can be disruptive to the system however, for the change of pace can be too abrupt. [...]

[...] He has in the past changed his working area or conditions. [...]

[...] In later years if you continue, then you will find a considerable change in the Ferd (trance) personality. [...]

[...] The breather and the change of environment is good for you just now. [...]

(“I think such connective sessions happen between book sessions, for a change of pace — where material doesn’t have to fit a more concentrated overall book focus. [...]

Now, things have changed somewhat. [...]

[...] Instead, Jane and I gave a party for a change. [...]

[...] The form may change.

[...] The divisions—the seeming divisions—are not stationary, but change constantly.

[...] The body maintains its equilibrium by reacting against gravity, by coming in contact with other bodies, by changing its own sensations, by glorifying in the balance between balance and off-balance.

[...] Also, I use time terms, since you are so used yourselves to that kind of categorizing, so here we will certainly run into our first seeming contradiction (see the last session) — when I say that in the higher order of events all universes, including your own, have their original creations occurring now, with all of their pasts and futures built in, and with all of their scales of time winding ever outward, and all of their appearances of space, galaxies and nebulae, and all of their seeming changes, being instantly and originally created in what you think of as this moment.

(Long pause in an intent delivery.) The entire idea of evolution, of course, requires strict adherence to the concept of continuing time, and the changes that time brings, and such concepts can at best provide the most surface kind of explanation for the existence of your species or any other.

Your daily personal lives are touched, are changed, are created from the interrelationships that exist among those phenomena. [...]

The full practical implication here should be understood: No course is irrevocably set or beyond change. [...]

[...] To some extent the animals have been conditioned to the changing world. Now man is obviously part of nature, so you may say: “But those changes wrought by him are natural.” [...]