“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In any case, regardless of which method you choose, one will lead you to the other. [...]

[...] You may insert this into the record or not, as you choose. [...]

You can automatically choose good friends through the use of your abilities... [...]

[...] You then become aware in whatever way you choose of the physical effects within your body. [...]

[...] You felt the ordinary male accomplishments in terms of sports, which brought instant approval, yet you did not choose that road. [...]

[...] Intense focus is a characteristic of the conscious mind, and you can call it narrow because it includes only the physical dimension; but within the scope of that corporeal field it has great freedom to interpret the given dimension in any way it chooses.

[...] Your greater being also possesses its own originality, yet there will be what you may think of as a family resemblance, and so overall you and your other self often choose the same kinds of challenges, if in dissimilar ways.

[...] It is this inner director who chooses the dream symbols in such a way that they will be meaningful to all layers or areas of the subconscious, and who is responsible for the amount, rate and type of subconscious data which is given to the outer ego by means of the intuitions.

[...] It is an almost miraculous state, made possible by what I choose to call a series of creative dilemmas.

[...] You choose your time and focus in physical reality again and again, and the mind holds an inner comprehension of many seemingly mysterious developments involving the species.

[...] But the subconscious knows that the quality of life for that individual involves such exhilaration, and such a person literally chooses that rather than, for example, what someone else might consider a well-balanced long life.

[...] Recognizing the tension itself will allow you to choose the action that will result, to some degree.

(“I’ll ask this question now, and you can develop it as you choose: Can you help Jane contact survival personalities?”)

[...] I am telling you that of the houses in your mind it really makes little difference which one you choose. [...]

[...] Oddly, if you postulate a god in that fashion, a personified one, then you wonder why he couldn’t—or didn’t choose to—maintain the perfection of his original creation. [...]

—and since I can choose my own topic, let us begin with suggestion.

[...] A woman choosing to have no children is not a woman they can understand, yet each wonders what other abilities of their own they might have nourished, or what they would have been. [...]

[...] There are ways of perceiving them if they choose to be perceived. [...]

[...] In doing so you change the self, by choosing from past experience those elements to which you shall and shall not react. [...]

We also think science is “objective” enough in its own terms of serial time and measurement, as it claims to be, but that eventually it must choose to look inward as thoroughly as it does outward. [...]