“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] These three men however may instead be closely connected with your own prospects, but if so the position of the third man, given up to now as you, is as I have given it; and if he is not you then his position parallels your own strongly.

[...] There is a man in your own acquaintance who will be somewhat instrumental, and yet you do not regard him as a close friend, and to some extent you distrust him. [...]

You should be close to this sort of thing. [...]

(A one-minute pause at 9:13, eyes blinking, then closing.) One doctor told me that my body’s mobility would be bound to change for the better as my thyroid gland …

[...] Someday, I told Jane, and regardless of whether or not we ever choose to take advantage of any of them, we’ll be questioning orthopedic surgeons very closely about what “surgical procedures” are available.

Basically, however, no system is closed. [...] It is only the camouflage structure that gives the impression of closed systems, and the law of inertia does not apply. [...]

[...] Physically the day may be brilliant, but if you are in a blue mood you may automatically close yourself off from the day’s natural light, not notice it — or even use that natural beauty as counterpoint that only makes you feel more disconsolate. [...]

Unencountered in waking life, however, the fear might cast its dim shadow, so that you dream of your child’s death, or of the death of another close to you. [...]

[...] But I’ve reassembled the remainder in the proper order, and it’s more than enough to show how closely such “objective” things as houses can be bound up with beliefs and emotions.

[...] The “natural earth parents” [the Borledim] and the Sumari, for instance, are very close, and yet have great difficulty in merging, because one considers the family itself as art, and the other subordinates the family for a different kind of art. [...]

You are indeed correct, of course, and you are also dealing with the behavior of cults in both circumstances, each concerned with a closed system of belief, rigid attitudes, intense emotionally-charged states, and also with what amounts to compulsive behavior.

[...] But he himself has largely closed the door of comprehension, so that he only identifies with what he thinks of as his rational mind, and tries to forget as best he can those spontaneous processes upon which the mind rides so triumphantly.

[...] “I was getting just now,” Jane said at 8:58, “that James called his melancholy ‘a cast of soul.’” Her eyes were closed. [...]

[...] James is far from one of his favorite writers, yet Ruburt’s interests, intent, and desire were close enough so that under certain conditions he could experience the world view held by James. [...]

[...] Most writers do not examine their sources that closely. [...]

[...] In turn, of course, all three potential endeavors — Religious States, Health, and Wonderworks — must have origins that are closely related to the source of information behind the “psychic library” Jane tells of visiting in Politics.

[...] I think today’s session shows that Jane has either reached that point of passionate desire, or is very close to it.

[...] The window was closed by now and the heat was on. [...]

[...] We don’t know of anyone in our personal circle who has recently died, for instance, or who is close to death as far as we can tell.)

(Since Greece and Italy are close to each other geographically in the eastern Mediterranean, it was an easy matter for the citizens of both countries to meet, even in those ancient days.)

[...] This will be in Alpha state, so close your eyes and I will give you a lullaby. [...]

As much as I truly regret closing the session I will do so, so that you can get your sleep. [...] I hesitate even now to close the session, but realize that you must be weary.

[...] They will get no further to the heart of truth or reality than a fly buzzing around the outside, forever-closed-to-him, portion of a round, hard, unripe apple.

[...] At 8:35 two of Miss Callahan’s relatives knocked on our door: Miss Betty Dineen, an older woman who is a teacher, and a distant relative but close friend of Miss Callahan’s, and Miss Callahan’s nephew John. [...]

[...] This experience comes very close to the third inner sense. [...]

[...] If you were to have it or one like it, it would seem as if a door suddenly for no reason opened and then just as abruptly closed. [...]

[...] In normal life you even turn down outer-sense stimuli for the sake of simplicity, and to enable you to focus upon those stimuli close at hand.

2. A note added a month later: My surprise over the double-dream phenomenon continues, for by now I know of nine people (including Sue Watkins and myself), who have experienced either the same thing or closely related versions of it. Six people on the list attend ESP class; one is a close personal friend of Jane’s and mine; and two are strangers. [...]

I wrote in the Introductory Notes that I thought Jane’s speed in producing the Seth material was “a close physical approach to, or translation of, Seth’s idea that basically all exists at once — that really there is no time …” I’ll add here that the phenomenon of double dreaming can be another way of approximating the idea of simultaneous time (or lives), about which we as physical creatures always have so many questions.

[...] Eyes open and closed.)

[...] She sat down, and her eyes were closed. [...]

[...] I was then surprised to see her sit quietly, finally close her eyes, and go back into her full state. [...]

[...] I am going to tie in this material with our discussion on what you call our EE units (electromagnetic), as there is a very close connection. [...]

[...] Ears must have been close to the head. [...]

[...] It is you who keep your intellect in such a closed room while your intuitions want to give it more freedom. [...]

[...] You can open yourselves in dreams and if you prefer, reveries, to these realities or close yourselves to them. [...]

[...] No system is closed, so there are interactions, so to speak, between all universes. No psychological system is closed either, even while it retains an inviolate nature that is indestructible.