“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now. We will endeavor to continue speaking of some matters discussed in our previous session. A moment point basically consists not of any particular given time division, but is within your system a convenient term that expresses or represents the range of reality that can be conveniently embraced without undue strain.

All realities are the result of psychic organizations. All time structures within them represent the range of action which can be conveniently perceived.

Ruburt’s subconscious has been thrown into a panic, and indeed feels cheated, since it had been preparing itself for the May 9 date, particularly since that date was mentioned here. But Ruburt may as well now continue with this heroic endeavor, although I fear that it will cost us this session. It would perhaps have been more convenient if the effort had been started on other than a session night, but in any case I expect to see the endeavor succeed, and certainly do not mind missing a session for this purpose.

[...] We use, or you use, words merely as a convenience. [...]

[...] The term itself is used only for convenience; and indeed the concept of the self is a concept of the ego, which considers itself the self.

[...] For convenience’s sake we will have to limit our discussion to some degree, taking the self as a particular gestalt within, or composed of, a particular range of perception patterns; though in actuality the range may be smaller or larger at any given time.

[...] The assumption is only a convenient one within your physical system. Doors are solid: This is not a basic truth, you see, but a convenient root assumption.

[...] As convenient aids you will find yourselves imagining, for example, open windows through which you will seem to travel. [...]

[...] I will give you a personal session whenever you want it, at your convenience. [...]

(9:51.) Now: I will give you some good news to take your mind off your modern convenience (refrigerator). [...]

[...] I thought this might be a convenient way of diverting her thoughts, rather than depending on purely mental efforts; at times she might feel particularly like concentrating upon inner images, etc.)

[...] For example, your ideal may be — for ideals differ — the production of endless energy for the uses of mankind, and you may believe so fervently in that ideal — this added convenience to life — that you considered the hypothetical possibility of that convenience being achieved at the risk of losing some lives along the way. [...]

[...] The sacredness of life cannot be sacrificed for life’s convenience, or the quality of life itself will suffer. [...]

(I brought Jane a chicken sandwich — the third in a series, and the last one made from the barbecued chicken I’d bought at a Convenient Market. [...]

[...] I will meet with you then Monday at 9 if that meets with your convenience. Regardless of what you may think I do have your convenience in mind. [...]

I would suggest meeting twice a week at 9, if this is convenient. [...]

(Resume at 11:15.) Though I am using numbers and classifications, please realize that I am doing this for the convenience of explanation, and that these realities exist one within the other. [...]

[...] If you are on a fine liner, however, with all conveniences, then the ocean becomes an enjoyable adventure.

We will then end the session, and at our earliest convenience take up the other matter before us: the ill woman and her husband. [...]

[...] I leave at your convenience but will continue if you choose.

[...] If several happen to fall under one large subject heading, this would simply be a convenient way of handling it.

The framework is only for convenience, as your walls are for your convenience as I mentioned earlier. [...]

And while science provided newer and newer comforts and conveniences, few questions were asked. [...] Life’s exterior conveniences would hardly matter if science’s knowledge was used to undermine the very foundations of life itself.

(I stopped at a Convenient Market to buy potato chips to contribute to a party the staff is giving for one of the aides who’s changing jobs at the hospital. [...]

[...] He mentioned it on several occasions, but you made a reasonable reply having to do with convenience, and so he brooded.

(This led into the convenience idea. [...]

(On the way home I bought a barbecued chicken at Convenient, and made Jane a sandwich for lunch. [...]

Now you must realize again, that we are speaking of division for convenience sake when none exists, so at the same time, so to speak, that this personality is born in a minority race, poor, etc., in a completely different era it may be born rich, secure and aristocratic. [...]

[...] Remember, when we speak of other personalities, again, this is only for convenience sake. [...]

[...] You may try these at your convenience. [...]

This is definitely not only possible but certainly the most convenient. [...]