“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane doesn’t create a reality in which the event is absent from her memory, or never happened, that I know of.

[...] You form the reality, the shape, of thoughts, for they have shape, in much the same way that you breathe; and you have as little control of them, once you have created them, as you have of your breath.

[...] She did her own thing about creating her own reality. [...]

[...] The methods, the ways, the beliefs, the modes of travel to a destination create the destination itself. [...]

[...] The looking-for creates the activity also, you see, for it serves as a psychological focus.

[...] A person may become so frightened of using his or her own power of choice or action that the construction of an artificial superbeing is created — a seemingly sublime personage who gives orders to the individual involved.

[...] As particular portions of matter are transformed, as the inner self, through the inner senses creates a simple material object that is picked up by the outer senses clearly as, say, a table, so are these other constructions that closely mirror inner reality that are perceived by the outer senses as effects.

[...] The seasons represent indeed a more or less regular inner sweep and rhythm that finds expression through altering what psychic energy has already created.

(It will be remembered that it was at York Beach, in August 1963, that Jane and I saw the fragments we had ourselves created, according to Seth, in the dancing establishment called the Driftwood Lounge. [...]

[...] There are no boundaries to the self except those boundaries which the self arbitrarily creates and perpetuates. [...]

[...] As long as you keep the pattern in mind, you create it, and it is there. [...] Your camouflage and your world is created by conscious focusing and unconscious concentration. [...]

[...] Here you will find, undistorted, uncamouflaged, the innate knowledge of the creation of the camouflage universe, the mechanics involved, much of the material that I have given you, the method and ways by which the inner self as a basic inhabitant of the inner universe, existing in the climate of psychological reality, helps create the various planes of existence, constructs outer senses to project and perceive the various apparent realities or camouflages, how the inner self reincarnates on the various planes. [...]

Yes, I think that in our separate ways each one of us chose to create this probable reality out of the many available.

[...] I hope to show you that even those unfortunate situations were created out of a misdirected good intent. [...]

[...] Jane said it was as though her eyes had actually moved further apart to create this expanded field of awareness, of infinite black. [...]

An expectation of danger will indeed create danger. An expectation of success will create success. [...]

[...] You create physical matter and then perceive it. [...]

[...] You begin to create physical matter so that it does indeed reflect the inner self, and in so doing, you effect changes that are noticed by others and serve as an example.

[...] You will not be nearly so startled by the nature of your own reactions (reactone) if you understand beforehand for example that your consciousness not only is not imprisoned by your physical body, but (bud) can create other portions at will. Those who “overidentify” their consciousness with their body can suffer self-created torment (tortment) for no reason, lingering about the body. [...]

[...] Let me tell you that he who hates an evil merely creates another one.

[...] It will create. [...]

All probabilities are probed and experienced, and all possible universes created from these units. [...]

[...] Your reality must be seen in its relationship to others.⁸ Otherwise you are always caught in questions like “How did the universe begin?” or “When will it end?” All systems are constantly being created.

[...] I am creating certain divisions here to make our discussion — or (with a smile) monologue — easier. [...]

In your terms, while you live, and in the most pertinent terms of intimate sensation, your reality must be what you perceive in the framework of your time, and what you create within that framework as it is experienced. [...]

[...] If we create our diseases through our thoughts and lifestyles, how about animals? [...]

My present uncomfortable state isn’t drastic, by any means, but it is getting my attention — which, after all, is the reason I’m creating it to begin with. [...]