“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The bow was in poor condition, and I assumed I had carried it home in a coat pocket sometime last winter.

[...] All the conditions change when the object or the land is different. [...]

There are possibilities in all inwardness, that seek to establish conditions that will make it possible for them to come into existence. [...]

[...] But the physical body and all camouflage patterns, looked at in another manner, are also transformers of the vital inner stuff of the universe, where this vitality is then enabled to operate under new and various conditions.

(Seth told Bill he subconsciously blamed his father for his mother’s condition, after Bill remarked that whenever he and his father were together for a few minutes they would end up arguing. [...]

(Seth’s reference to a letter to a congressman came about, I think, because during our conversation on Friday night Bill Gallagher said that no one present had done anything to protest the conditions in our world that we didn’t like—forgetting, of course, that the books themselves are full of protests, and of suggestions for the better. [...]

[...] Material from the inner senses is very seldom experienced by the conscious mind in its pure condition. [...]

[...] But we have our conditions, and if your conditions shall be met (very loud here, to slowly subside) my dear friend, then so shall mine. [...]

Joseph when your hands grow tired I do wish you would volunteer to take a break, and relieve me of an evergrowing compassionate concern for your physical condition. [...]

The peoples of the East know more about this, but they have closed their eyes to the human conditions of existence... [...]

[...] But the body and all camouflage patterns are also transformers of the vital inner stuff of the universe, enabling it to operate under new and various conditions.

The basis and firm groundwork of the material, and its primary contribution, lies in the concept that consciousness itself indeed creates matter, that consciousness is not imprisoned by matter but forms it, and that consciousness is not limited or bound by time or space; time and space in your terms being necessary distortions, or adopted conditions, forming a strata for physical existence.

It is actually a most dependable measure, as far as its attitude and condition is concerned, in that if it becomes overly concerned the concern is caused by a fear for its own survival. [...]

[...] Those consciousnesses who picked physical materialization choose to operate under certain conditions that then appear as the natural characteristics of a species to you.

If they become ill, they will do so knowing they choose the condition in order to emphasize certain areas of development, or to minimize others. [...]

[...] A cough in the flu season, however, is far more suspect — and under such conditions one might think, particularly in the midst of a poor week: “Who wants to go out tomorrow anyhow?”

The [retarded] son represented the result of two main conditions. [...]

[...] The study of dreams, particularly of precognitive ones, can show us these inner workings that condition us toward the experience of certain kinds of events.

[...] Out of a knowledge of the contents of your own conscious mind you can definitely heal most maladies of the body, within conditions to be given later.

[...] And yet, as Jane observed, sometimes under these conditions the material that comes through from Seth is excellent.