“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Construction at the store had overloaded sewage pipes and caused them to back up after rain storms, filling the basement of the Brenner house with sewage several times.

“Floyd Waterman represents someone who has a connection with living animals in the present [on his farm], and connects the times in the dream, since he also is in the construction business and does carpentry work —and the man who owned the deer was a carpenter. [...]

The clothing sent by his mother has been somewhat dangerous to him because his feelings, given above, automatically extracted from them the negative feelings of his mother toward him, while blocking out the constructive and loving ones.

[...] Your own attitudes are more constructive than they have ever been, and you have taken strides in your work. [...]

[...] The procedures immediately call for new growth on the part of the self, to replace what is being taken away, and to replace it in a more constructive fashion.

[...] Even your remembered dreams are often verbalized constructs. [...]

However, at the other end there is something else, and there is no point in continuing to construct the bridge unless you intend to get on the other side. When you begin to get to the other side, continuing our analogy, and with good luck and perseverance there will be someone else on the other side constructing their own bridge to meet yours. [...]

With the natural structures formed and maintained, other secondary physical properties—secondary constructions—are projected. [...]

Many times such constructions are used as inner visual patterns, for example. [...]

[...] The process however is highly involved with perception, and is largely a matter in learning to handle, recognize and use constructively perceptions that other personalities are not equipped to handle.

[...] You used, literally, a half of your energy repressing these memories and ideas building up a bridge between yourself and the rest of the world in terror that they should discover this secret, and so constructively you could not use this energy. [...]

[...] It is far better to situate yourself firmly in your own reality, acknowledge it as your own, encourage your strength and creativity, and from that vantage point view those areas of the world or of your own society that need constructive help. [...]

[...] It is an excellent idea to look at old sessions with a view toward picking up suggestions that I have given for constructive action, and following them.

[...] If you had, then what creativity and constructiveness were still in you would have softened the faces of the images, really to an amazing degree. [...]

When it is realized that man actually constructs his own physical universe, and that individual man constructs his own physical image, then you see considerable progress can be made. [...]

[...] Much of this material will be discussed along with data concerning the construction of the dream dimension. [...]

(9:15.) The changing-over of your accounts physically means that you, Joseph, in particular came to an important constructive change of mind. [...]

[...] The result of the breakup of pattern giving him time to rest and utilize, through constructive habit, what he has learned.

[...] Since dreams are a by-product of any consciousness involved within matter, this leads us to the correct conclusion — that trees have their dreams, that all physical matter, being formed about individualized units of consciousness of varying degrees, also participates in the involuntary construction of the dream universe.”

Only in a manner of speaking (repeated twice), there are certain — (humorously:) a necessary qualifying word — “power selves,” or personalities; parts of your greater identity who utilized fairly extraordinary amounts of energy in very constructive ways. [...]

I spoke of this in connection with dreams, saying that they were cunningly constructed, so that any particular symbol would have a meaning for various levels of the subconscious. [...]