“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Those charts emphasize one line of probabilities at the expense of all others. Interpretations based upon the charts then will make more sense to those who have chosen the same probable birth circumstances — but they will be of no value to those who were born at the same time, in your terms, but who follow a different order of probabilities.³

Some persons will be much more affected by, and sensitive to, other probabilities — which, for instance, do not show at all in conventional astrological “charts.”

Give us a moment … Using conventional astrology, you will find certain correlations, because of particular events occurring, that are indeed interrelated. Yet many individuals will not discover semblances of themselves in the charts of astrology simply because their chosen probabilities are, qualitatively speaking, so different from the “norm.”

When astrology works, it works because the astrologer is using his or her creative and psychic abilities, and then projecting that knowledge into a pattern that is of itself too small to contain it. The chart then simply becomes an aid.

(As we lay in bed after last Monday’s session, Jane told me: “I’ve got it — from Seth, I think: A really complete astrological chart would have to include not only the time of your birth, but that of your death.” [...]

[...] (Long pause.) The chart of events at the time of your “birth” is like one small snapshot of someone’s backyard in the afternoon. [...]

[...] If their paths cannot be charted, and can indeed constantly surprise you, then why do you think that your course can be mapped out ahead of time by reading the positions of the stars at your birth?

[...] Its progress cannot be charted, for it will always escape such calculations. [...]

(A monthly chart lay on Andrew’s desk, and I read it upside down. [...] We are due around $50,000 from the insurance company now on the major medical claim, but according to the chart, we’ll owe but $3,501.54 of that amount. [...]

[...] She wasn’t sure without looking at the chart, Joan said, but she thought the dosage had been cut from 0.2 milligrams twice a day to 0.3 milligrams once a day—a reduction of 0.1 milligram daily, as I figure it. [...]

[...] She made a note on a chart and left, very pleasant — but no action was taken during the day. [...]

(I haven’t done so, but I imagine that if I charted the days when her reading was markedly better, a definite pattern of improvements would show. [...]

(Jane is still faithfully doing her exercises twice a day, and walking more than ever; I am starting a chart. [...]

[...] The charts were ridiculous, I said to Jane, and showed her how they allowed each of us only about four good, creative, safe months a year! [...]

(9:36.) Your conscious mind is meant to assess and evaluate physical reality, and to help you chart your course in the corporeal universe of which you are presently part. [...]

[...] As the material has clearly specified, your own existence continues in probable universes along the lines charted in the inverted time theory. [...]

His idea was to chart his course, hope he could reach the other side of the street, and that the cars could see him.

[...] He also wanted to borrow my studio for an hour to make up a chart for one of his medical displays. [...]

(Now John had finished his chart in the studio. [...]

[...] There is something like a chart mapping many of the nearby systems of reality, and I hope some day in your terms to make this available. [...]

[...] In hydro, the therapist, Wendy, who checks both Jane and her chart weekly, told her that she was doing well, that the knee was coming along great. [...]

[...] When you think in terms of reincarnation it seems that one tracing exists before the other, but the entire “chart” exists at once, with all the individual life-tracings.

(Besides helping Jane go over Seven Two I am going to make a chart for her to keep records of her walking, exercising, and “free, playful, creative writing,” as Seth put it.)

In that chart of belief, disease, poverty, femininity to some extent, non-Christian concepts, and a non-Caucasian racial heritage, are all considered wrong to one degree or another.

[...] A chart made of all the events to date would show an interlocking pattern of lines, I believe, like a spider’s web. [...]

[...] As a matter of interest it is perfectly all right, but because of his particular nature he will have a tendency to let the charts impede rather than help his clairvoyant information.

[...] They deal with exterior patterns that, on that level, can be charted. [...]