“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Finding release in one gives you release in the other, and both of you chose therefore a life situation and framework in which precisely those problems you have tired to ignore should serve as challenges and impetuses.

(To Jeannette.) You did very well and we chose you because we knew you would break the ice. [...]

[...] I asked Jane if she wanted to end the session, but she chose to continue in spite of her yawns.

[...] By the same token, if our individual chose to perceive and experience, say, event Y, then event Y would be the reality, and event X would still be unreal.

(As I said to Jane yesterday, now that I’m back painting it seems incredible that I ever left it—even though when I chose to concentrate upon Mass Events this summer I thought that was a good decision also. [...]

[...] In the Irish life therefore you chose to roam freely and to inform others as to the happenings of the time.

[...] Ruburt chose a strong ego as a necessary guardian in adolescence, and as a balance to the strong spontaneous self, until a mission made itself known, and the correct mission. [...]

Now there are some who resist the new existence, even though they chose it, as long as possible. [...]

[...] She simply “picked up” that this was a good time to see us, and chose to make the trip. [...]

[...] Generally, those alive in this century chose a particular kind of orientation. The species chose to specialize in certain kinds of physical manipulation, to devote its energies in certain directions. [...]

[...] In a past life you had no use for women, and therefore chose an existence in which you were feminine; not only feminine but endowed with those qualities that you had particularly disliked; because you feared those qualities you therefore lived with them and to some extent learned to understand them, though you are still left with some impatience when you see them in others.

[...] Before this life you chose what you wished from those two main areas.

[...] Jane’s pace had slowed considerably by now.) Ruburt could if he chose, add his own notes and comments, for his experience in our sessions is vastly different from mine. [...]

[...] It was momentarily free of limiting beliefs, and it naturally used — and chose to use — the magical approach to answer what was a very simple, now-forgotten intellectual question: What might be in today’s newspaper?

[...] In this line of beliefs he was able to do anything — cure mankind’s ills if he chose, or withhold such knowledge from the world to punish it. [...]

According to Seth, each of us chose such a course at this time — but now, we think, a time of imperative change is necessary if we are to continue our progress as a species. [...]

(For the test this evening I chose a page from my notepad. [...]

[...] The creative challenge is there for him, and it is one he chose himself.

[...] Arbitrarily, I chose professional events from our own lives, and thought of all of them as happening at once (as, according to Seth, in a larger framework they do). [...]

(We chose the first category since it would continue the subject matter of this chapter. [...]