“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is for this reason that I am trying to expand your conscious ideas, so that you become better equipped to choose your line of physical experience from all those probable ones open to you.

[...] Such individuals usually choose deaths with a high dramatic content, because regardless of appearances they have not been able to express the dramatic contents of their psyches in the world as it seems to be to them. [...]

[...] The individual chooses the time of death. [...]

[...] However there are some circumstances where education becomes difficult, and the circumstances were not those of our choosing or of our liking.

[...] I thought that was perfectly natural, but extending those feelings for the next 30 years would seem to be too much in nature’s scheme—as I’ve said before, it doesn’t seem to me that nature necessarily wants things to work that way, while making perfectly possible the fact that they can, if one chooses. [...]

I choose to speak on such issues this evening because it is highly important that you are both assured that Ruburt’s physical condition can indeed improve, and furthermore that it is improvement. [...]

[...] As I mentioned earlier (in Session 821), each person caught in either an epidemic or a natural disaster will have private reasons for choosing those circumstances. [...]

[...] He must for his health’s sake take at least 15 minutes a day to relax in any fashion he chooses—but mental and physical relaxation. [...]

[...] In the meantime Ruburt should “bless” (in quotes) the bed in whatever way he chooses, because of old aspects picked up when you were ill.

[...] Instead, the consciousness was itself choosing the experience of cathood. [...]

[...] In those terms, there are instead simply consciousnesses that choose to take certain focuses. [...]

[...] The world wasn’t going to pass any sort of judgment if she didn’t choose to deal with the sick.

[...] They choose that relationship. [...]

[...] Now it is easy for me to say this, but you can be aware of it in your experience if you choose, but he has been watching out for you and many of the decisions you have made, including the purchase of your house, have been overseen by him though he encouraged you to make the decision on your own. [...]

[...] It is a triumph of spiritual and psychological identity, ever choosing from a myriad of probable realities its own clear unassailable focus (very intently). When you don’t realize this, then you project upon life after death all of the old misconceptions. [...]

[...] Thus, everything she’s received so far on the health book is on file, ready to be used should she choose to follow this new idea any further.

[...] He chooses and discriminates. [...]

[...] That is, within limits I can change my form, but in doing so I do not actually change my form as much as I choose to become part of something else.

“My incipient form is a man’s form, if this is what you want to know, but it is not materialized in the same fashion as yours — that is, as your form [is] — and I can dematerialize it whenever I choose. [...]

[...] In this one Joseph can choose whether to buy or not, so there is no coercion (by Stella Butts), for example. [...]

[...] His artistic leanings caused him to choose real estate people who had latent artistic abilities of their own.

[...] Generally speaking, science chooses not to accept the discoveries mentioned here, for were any of them to be officially recognized then several learned disciplines — among them geology and biology — would be shown to be very much in error in important ways.

You can literally choose between health and illness; between a concentration upon the mental more than the physical, or upon the physical more than the mental. [...]

(Yet I think more is involved than choosing among the belief systems offered by Eastern or Western cultures, for instance — that is, in more basic terms each personality would make that kind of choice before physical birth, with the full understanding of the vast influence such a decision would have upon a life’s work. [...]