“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Thus the combined actions of the families of consciousness make our world as we know it.

Now, as in the physical field atoms combine for their own benefit and individually into more complicated structure gestalts, so do they also combine to form such gestalts, though of a somewhat different nature, in the dream world.

[...] They seemed to make up a most unlikely combination. [...]

[...] He went on to say at 10:06: “These feeling-tones, then, pervade your being They are the form your spirit takes when combined with flesh.” [...]

[...] When combined with her own natural-enough questions about her psychic abilities, as sometimes happens, such episodes aren’t any fun. [...]

[...] You have them for a reason, in all of their unique combinations. [...]

[...] These multiple presents can be altered at any of an actual number of infinite points; infinity not existing in terms of one indefinite line, but in terms of numberless probabilities and possible combinations growing out of each act of consciousness.

[...] Meanings in sounds that your atoms and molecules understand and react to and dance to and combinations that are there for you to open individually. [...]

(The combination of) thought, emotion, and desire creates form, possesses energy, (and) is made of energy. [...]

In the first essay I referred to Jane’s unique combination of stubbornness, innocence, and mysticism, and in that respect nothing has changed. [...]

[...] Many questions arise: Even granting our personal reservations about influences being exerted within our current lives through past, future, as well as other present existences, what about exchanges on dream levels concerning Jane’s symptoms between or among any of our reincarnational selves, our counterpart selves, or various combinations of the two? [...]

[...] And since world views are far from being static, interactions and combinations involving all time periods take place among them constantly.

When dream elements combine to cloud a projection, this is the work of a certain level of consciousness, trying to interpret the strange conditions. [...]

[...] Each song is unique and thrilling, whether it’s muted or powerful, melodic or animated; often the particular delivery is made up of a combination of such attributes, as it was this evening. [...]

[...] Alphabets imply cordellas, but cannot contain them, any more than English can contain Russian, French, Chinese, or any combination. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) The species cares for itself in the event of any possible circumstance, so that the genetic messages also carry an endless number of triggers that will change genetic combinations if this becomes necessary.

[...] That inner reincarnational psychic structure is also responsible for triggering certain genetic messages while ignoring others, or for triggering certain combinations of genetic messages. [...]

[...] Before cellular specialization occurred each cell could combine with another indiscriminately. [...]

[...] In dreams the innate knowledge of the atoms and molecules is combined and translated. [...]

[...] Your own ideas about money and success of course influenced his beliefs: your combined ideas now of virtuousness and thrift, as opposed to license. [...]

[...] And there for the moment events seem to swirl in place—storms of consciousness that, I think, are bound to combine in new patterns to further explore certain large challenges.¹

[...] No computer could count the combinations of characteristics possible. [...]

Moreover, the choice of presenting the material in essay form proved to have one virtue that was more valuable than all the others combined: It allowed us to delve into the events I describe, and “our deep-seated, sometimes wrenching feelings connected to them,” a little bit at a time. [...]

In his twenties he could well combine the idea of little money with his writing because he realized it might be that kind of profession, but he became frightened as the years passed. [...]

[...] These combining together form your physical image, in your terms. [...]

[...] It presupposes a mouth and a tongue, the kind of physical organization necessary; a mind; a certain kind of world in which sounds have meaning; and a very precise, quite practical knowledge of the nature of sounds, the combination of their patterns, the use of repetition, and a knowledge of the nervous system. [...]

[...] For, obviously, senility will have to be conquered by some combination of physical and/or mental techniques if men and women are to live a lot longer, let alone “forever.”