“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] On several occasions you almost allowed yourself to see through the screen to become aware consciously of telepathic data received from them.

On the one hand, our work and yours is largely devoted to poking holes into the official one-line consciousness, and on the other you find yourself financially responsible to contribute to its policies.

It becomes conscious when you point it out. [...]

[...] Would you have preferred not to be consciously aware of the information I gave you tonight?

[...] The more true to life the montella is the less apt you are to realize its symbolic qualities on a conscious level.

[...] He knows this subconsciously, but I am speaking now of a conscious recognition. [...]

[...] He never consciously asked himself why he did something for which there was so little practical reward in the childish world. [...]

[...] And again she was not conscious of light or dark, or images. [...]

[...] Play could also be used even in old peoples’ homes, for it could revive feelings of spontaneity and give the conscious mind a rest from worrying.

Each consciousness, regardless of its physical form, is filled with creativity and joy and possibilities—each is unique. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) She fears the presence of her husband’s other self, but does not know this consciously.

Ruburt’s improving vision also carries a hint of that mysterious inner knowing—for on a conscious level he cannot know what nerves or muscles or blood vessels are activated, and yet the improvements show themselves with that same ease and freedom. [...]

Then I will speak briefly concerning Ruburt’s book of poetry, for this is an excellent example of how suggestion can be used to utilize energy for conscious purposes.

The control panels of the nuclear plants, many of them, were designed as if consciousness did not enter into the picture at all, as if the plants were [to be] run by other machines, not men—with controls that are not handily within reach, or physically inaccessible, as if the men who drew up the plans had completely forgotten what the species [is] like mentally or physically.

[...] To some extent then it must depend upon conscious deductions and reasoning. [...]

[...] He focuses upon it both consciously and unconsciously.

Again, any changes, or any lack of changes will be significant, and will help you distinguish the differences between various levels of consciousness as they show themselves physically within the organism. [...]

Without consciously knowing how his body performs such manipulations, he trusts it—the hands to hold the brush, the fingers to type or whatever, and the idea becomes reality. [...]

[...] Consciously Ruburt did not even suspect it. [...]

[...] At break it developed that she did not consciously know about Euclid, the Greek mathematician and geometer.) Now I think this is, with the psi factor, too harsh or sudden; too hasty a movement here will knock 7 off balance. [...]