“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“What do you think of the content of the book?”)

[...] Later, with greater understanding and with a backlog of other work that contents him, it will be an excellent book.

He well knew at times that Adventures was in part a ruse to content him, and assure him of a contract while I began my book, but he is afraid of taking the plunge on his own now. [...]

[...] Many elements in Tam’s dream tallied with events depicted in this session, bearing out Seth’s contention that Tam already sensed the conflicts over Adventures, etc. [...]

The dream also served as a framework allowing him to intuitively and psychically and biologically perceive the emotional reality of Framework 2. That is, he participated in its emotional content. [...]

[...] For ease in reading this word has been eliminated when so used, without changing in any way the content or intent of the material received. [...]

The “negative” subjective and objective events that you meet are meant to make you examine the contents of your own conscious mind. [...]

[...] They are quite available once you are determined to examine the complete contents of your conscious mind.

The action performed within the dream; the location; the lack of specific location; the time in which the dream appears to occur; the apparent movements through time within any given dream; the emotional content; the surface psychological content; the work done within the dream; the familiar persons spoken to; the unfamiliar persons spoken to; the relation of the dream to past events and to events immediately preceding sleep; the dream events in relation to future events; messages that are given or sent in sleep.

(10:00.) It also formed a platform for the ways in which you misunderstand each other, and therefore has served as a symbolic road of contention. The contention is one caused by riches, creative riches, and abundance.

(Pause at 9:43.) With greater practice, the contents of your own mind will become as readily available. [...]

You can request that the thought content of your mind be translated into an intense image, symbolically representing individual thoughts and the overall mental landscape, then take out what you do not like and replace it with more positive images. [...]

Often when you read a book you silently mouth the words, as if to reinforce their symbolic content with a more emotional immediacy. [...]

[...] Again, the session itself does indeed physically rearrange, reorganize, so that the bodily and mental contents are filled with soothing healing messages and potions.

[...] This in connection with the high electrical content of the near atmosphere.

[...] I got her a sweater. The expression Jane used to describe her state was that she felt “more physically content” than she had for a long time.

(Jane did want to try the session, even though she was so content. [...]

[...] Instead we worked on the table of contents for Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality.

[...] There are explorations of emotional content, for example, very difficult to explain, in which intensities of emotion are explored for their own sake, as one might experiment with the values of red or black—not caring what the form of the painting was.

[...] To that extent he could not be content until he felt that your goals as well as his own were being met.

[...] And I remembered things I’d written in old Contents of the Mind notes about how we form focuses through which we then experience reality.... [...]

[...] Regardless of what you think now, the idea of moving to Sayre should be considered as a very viable probability, for its symbolic content offers additional motive power and strength. [...]

[...] Quite simply, you felt that in certain terms you had other brothers and sisters in the world that were like you but unlike you, that put together the contents of the universe in their own fashions. [...]

The freshness of those poems was so vivid to me, their contents so pertinent to Jane’s situation today, that they seemed devoid of all that time that had passed since she’d written them. [...]

[...] I mentioned to Jane that it would be fun if Seth could give us a little bit on Rubin’s reaction when he saw the book on Cézanne—not on its contents.)

Before, for whatever reasons, already given, you were each content with the status quo. [...]

[...] The psychic content of your minds changes. [...]

He is highly skeptical of AA, when he tries to consider him as an individual person, but is perfectly content to think of him as a force. [...]