“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Seth’s following answer, through Jane, tallied so closely with the words forming in my own mind that once again, as in the 28th session, I wondered if telepathy might be involved, as in the case of John Bradley.)

[...] At the end of the session Jane said she got to her feet because she felt very dissociated sitting down; she was talking with her eyes closed and felt that she might slip into a trance. [...]

[...] (Pause.) At night you tune in to dreaming reality simply by closing out so-called waking reality, but the same kind of dream experience continues beneath your focus in waking life. [...]

(Seth postponed ending the session to make some comments on Jane’s changing attitudes toward her physical environment, added a few remarks about the drawings I’m doing for Dialogues, then, in excellent humor, closed out the session at 12:01 A.M. Jane said her trance had been considerably deeper after break; certainly her delivery had been infused with more energy. [...]

[...] It is true that when you close one conscious mind—door—there may be a moment of disorientation before you open another.

[...] Otherwise it becomes another closed system of thought, bathed in absolutism, and doomed to the weightiness of dogma. [...]

[...] As I wrote in the closing notes for the 929th session, I’ve been reminded once again of my feelings reincarnationally concerning those towns and villages. [...]

(Jane didn’t finish lunch until close to 4:00. [...]

Now in her (Bette) emotional response and in his (Ned) emotional response, you found a clear answer to the question and the answers were not the same but they were felt and honest and you (Arnold) came close but then you hid within the concepts. [...]

[...] As a preliminary to the methods I will give later, it is a good idea to ask yourself now and then: “What am I actually conscious of at this time?” Do this when your eyes open, and again when they are closed.

The anima and the animus are closely connected with these interior body images. [...]

that I closed my eyes.

[...] He had been closed up in that house over there, and went wild and terrified.

[...] So also are there other realities that cannot be examined through the use of the physical senses, realities so close to the self that they cannot be separated from it and objectified.

[...] I named some people, now dead, with whom Jane had been closely involved in her maturing years. [...]

[...] Marie was a brilliant, angry woman who lived in near-constant pain, and who regularly abused her daughter through behavior that, if not psychotic, was certainly close to it. [...]

[...] (As closely as we can determine, Marie was about 26 years old at their onset. [...]

[...] She and her husband Carl were living in a nearby town when she sent me this note, along with a copy of a dream that beautifully illustrates the close connection between dreams and health. [...]

In closing, Sue added: “Of course, the dream itself was only the impetus. [...]

[...] They belonged to personalities no longer within the physical system, but who were closely allied with Ruburt in past lives. [...]

[...] Yet even then they will be bringing with them the aura of other ideas, often inserting into closed areas concepts with which others are already familiar.

[...] The rejection didn’t completely close out our interest here — or Seth’s either — but it did help us put the whole matter in better perspective. [...]

Neither house expresses your own particular individualistic ways of life, of course, but each one comes close enough to intrigue you, and either one could be made to suit your purposes quite easily. [...]

[...] It closes your eyes to many possibilities that will be important to you. [...]

[...] We are very close, now. [...]

([Pat:] My father and I never spoke in a close communication. [...]

[...] I am going to tie in this material with our discussion on our electromagnetic energy units, as there is a close connection.

[...] You’re very close-mouthed: you don’t blab our personal business, as you put it, but you’d do that.... [...]

[...] (Pause.) There are no closed processes. [...]

[...] It is extremely difficult for me, however, to make you understand quite clearly the role that your own attitudes play—for when issues hit close to home you have both the old tendency to blame the other party or parties for what is involved. [...]

(Long pause, eyes closed.) These are like containers for behavior, however. [...]