“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You want to leave your present position and you are afraid to leave your present position; and so you have symbolized the dilemma through the condition in your foot. [...]

I made the suggestion impromptu simply because I was suddenly aware of the condition that needed a remedy. [...]

(That little exchange pretty much sums up our attitudes these days, and Jane’s worsening physical condition. [...]

[...] A man who fears for his own worth, however, is furious under such conditions. [...]

[...] Any of the conditions mentioned puts you out of touch with your inner sense of balance. [...]

Projection is a normal occurrence under dream conditions. [...]

Later your experiences themselves, within a dream, will tip you off as to which form you are using, so that you will know what is possible under these particular conditions.

[...] The news broadcast (for ABC) for example: Suppose he did say yes, he has thought, and even managed to get by with it in his present condition—how many other such interviews might then be offered? [...]

[...] You both felt a sense of schism between Ruburt’s physical condition and a hypothetical image of Ruburt as someone getting my material and ideally embodying it, so that if not perfect at least the main aspects of the life were smoothed out without contrasts. [...]

[...] The young one is conditioned then to forget such instinctive understanding, and to ignore the connections between hatred and love.

You become conditioned so that you feel guilty when you even contemplate hating another. [...]

[...] You are quite correct: you cannot afford to give into negative conditions and considerations. [...]

Regardless of your circumstances, your condition in life, your training or your aptitudes, at your own threshold you stand at the center of all realities—for at your center all existences intersect. [...]

[...] The ego may be strong enough to insist upon its old prerogatives of control, yet too inflexible to adjust to the new conditions. [...]

[...] It should not be forgotten, however, that the ego is also a portion of All That Is, a highly specialized portion, enabling the inner self to manipulate and interpret particular conditions. [...]

[...] Without intensive constructive suggestions before sleep the personality shows the status quo relationship of its condition, whatever it is. [...]

[...] I’d surmised that their living conditions, in spite of the money they’d earned all their lives, represented their poor belief systems. [...]

[...] I mention this specifically since in the session itself I tell you that the concentration should be on work and activities, and not (underlined) on the condition you are trying to get rid of.

[...] This is the basic belief that is causing the physical condition. [...]

[...] A great painting of a battle scene, for example, may show the ability of the artist as he projects in all its appalling drama the inhuman and yet all-too-human conditions of war. [...]

[...] Imagine if you will now a band of men, some in cars with the high beams of the headlights gleaming, so that some generalized conditions can be seen; and some with low beams showing only the road that the automobiles directly pass. The men can be compared to personified areas of the subconscious, with partial vision of existing conditions.

Another man in an airplane above sees the whole landscape, and through radio communicates to those below about those conditions which they cannot perceive. [...]

Now Ruburt wrote about it just lately (in Psychic Politics?), but he still does not realize how persuasive (pervasive?) this one particular cultural belief is, and only by accepting it does his physical condition make any sense.

[...] The body condition itself will respond as this session is understood. [...]

(Note that on page 107 of the 442nd session, Seth also predicted a considerable improvement soon in Jane’s physical condition. [...]

[...] Their predictions were based upon hypotheses that were not checked because it was not possible to check them under real conditions until this flight.

The species chooses the best conditions in which to display and develop such a capacity to the utmost, taking into consideration all its other needs and purposes. [...]

The species uses those conditions, however, so that the paintings of the great masters can serve as models and impetuses, not simply for the extraordinary artwork involved, but to rearouse within man those emotions that brought the paintings into being.