“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The subject chosen by you must be one in which he is immensely interested however. [...]

It is time that you regarded such difficulties instead as challenges that are a part of a creative adventure that you have yourselves chosen. [...]

[...] When the two of you took up together for the reasons given, you decided upon a further handicap, though you had not specifically chosen one.

[...] They believe there is a polarity, and they have chosen the other side.

[...] The irony of course is carefully chosen— that he choose those symptoms that reminds him of his mother. [...]

[...] These are reflected in every area physically and en masse, from the kind of thoughts entertained to the type of architecture chosen, say, by a people, and the general state of mental and physical health.

[...] You are confined only to the extent that you have chosen physical reality, and so placed yourself within its context of experience. [...]

[...] The in-between existence, therefore, is every bit as important as the period that is chosen. [...]

[...] Others, however, would rather skip from school to school, appearing alone, relatively speaking, with greater freedom, more challenge, but without the comforting framework of security chosen by the others.

[...] The whole self therefore perceives and is affected by probabilities, and experiences these as action, regardless of whether or not the ego has chosen to accept any given event as a physical occurrence.

[...] This focus, which I have mentioned before, has been chosen by him to meet the circumstances of this existence.

From his group of 40 the other five can be chosen, and invited on any kind of schedule he chooses. [...]

[...] You do not always understand nor comprehend, but you have already set your goals and you have chosen your circumstances. [...]

[...] For some time now I’d thought, often, that it could be that she wanted to be sick —that that was the role she’d chosen for this life, that in many ways all of our efforts to get out from under the symptoms were really beside the point. [...]

[...] You could have chosen to remain poor, and hence avoid the difficulty.

[...] [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. [...]

(And through all of this, surprisingly I felt nothing for Father, no sorrow, no anger, no happiness—just that he had chosen his course long ago and would see it through in spite of anything others could do.

If, as Jane dictated in her session for April 17, “We live in a world slung between our dearest hopes and greatest fears,” then surely it can be said that she’s chosen to delve into at least some of her “greatest fears.” [...]

However, Jane and I don’t particularly think that in our present lives we’ve been that greatly influenced by any successes, failures, or illnesses chosen from other lives except in the broadest of terms: general bodily and personality characteristics and abilities, say. [...]

[...] Either there is an individual already in mind for that position, or the individual that would be chosen for it would not have the capabilities that it seems he would have. [...]

[...] The creative personality is striving to be born in new dimensions, to release entirely original concepts, regardless of the field of activity chosen.