“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I chose this method of introducing the envelope into Jane’s awareness to see if it would halt or interfere with the material of the moment, and was pleased to see that it did not. [...]

[...] This is one of the reasons why I chose this subject this evening. [...]

[...] Then she had the feeling that this was our channel to cosmic consciousness, or whatever we chose to call it, handed down to us by this personality. [...]

[...] I also repeated that I’d not ask any questions if she so chose. [...]

[...] You think, then, that if you were not so creative you could have a proper niche for yourself, and therefore you tense a portion of the body that seems to be connected to the unconscious side of the self, and chose the groin, which connects old beliefs about males to the beliefs about creativity. [...]

[...] I thought another group of them tried to get at the origin of the envelope object—namely my place of employment—hence the reason I chose the question I asked. [...]

[...] You chose the adventure because it was the kind best suited to your own individual value fulfillment. [...]

As I told you, you chose your families. [...]

[...] Joseph chose subconsciously to interrupt those methods of expression he was using at the time simply so that their interference would claim due notice.

[...] I told her that, according to Seth, each personality making up an entity could manifest itself physically as often as it chose to. [...]

[...] Yet for their own purposes they each chose to experience the other side of the coin, so to speak.

[...] I chose a poor word.”)

[...] Although we didn’t receive the plates by the day he mentioned, we did not return to the bureau as he said to do, but chose to wait a little longer; the plates arrived the next week.

There are reasons why you chose the particular symptoms that you have, and reasons why they emerged at this particular time. [...]

[...] Each physical body — in its own way, now, following its own individual peculiarities — would develop whatever skills it chose and found comfortable. [...]

[...] We may even be a little sad and jealous that we chose to be born a few decades too soon. [...]

[...] Through the years I have heard Jane wonder aloud, many times, about the fact that Marie decided to have children, rather than place her emphasis on writing, as Jane chose to.

[...] “Nobody else put those demands upon you; you chose them.” [...]

[...] [But he could have chosen somebody else and he chose me because I had these ideas about work, wouldn’t threaten him with kids, make him get a regular job, keep us focused, etc. [...]

[...] Jane was much more willing to attempt the move than I was, but I think we knew all along that beneath our questions and feelings the idea of moving was more like a shared dream, or a probable reality we chose not to explore during our current physical lives. [...]