“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The universe in any terms is always being created. [...]

[...] And by the realization that those feared threats are indeed imaginary, and self-created.

[...] Through all of his recorded history, man has created that fear, that belief, with the greatest tenacity imaginable.

[...] Some physicists have theorized about certain faster-than-light “particles,” however, that by some unknown process are created traveling at such enormous velocities; thus in that way they try to get around the limits set by Einstein. [...]

[...] When you create you dream. [...]

There are, again, no limitations to the self, but those that you create. [...]

(The weather had warmed up to the point where we had rain instead of snow—about 30 degrees—but this threatened to create another problem—icy roads. [...]

[...] I thought the intro had triggered Jane’s material about her mother—for here Jane was, creating—or at least mimicking—her mother’s situation on her own. [...]

Each person responds far more to the environment, that they also create, than is realized. [...]

[...] No one else created it.

[...] You create your own reality, or it is created for you. [...]

[...] TMI has become the unfortunate symbol of our unprepared experimentation with a nature that contains all sorts of surprises for us; especially when, as Seth maintains, each of those “surprises,” once created, becomes conscious in its own way. [...]

[...] Some even refuse to bring children into a world they believe their elders have created for them [in those terms]. [...]

[...] In our probability we can create both very transcendent and very painful portions of that dual exploration. [...]

[...] That sublime framework still exists for us in all of its great beauty, and I want to always return to it: We create our human version of it each day, and I think that even now we’ve hardly begun to understand what we are and have. [...]

(The psychic reading was correct, I think, in saying that Jane had the creative potential to create a spectacular success, and recover. [...]

[...] He’s given all he can — or wants to — on the negative beliefs we hold as individuals and societies; he wants to start his next book [my emphasis] on how to positively work our way out of our challenges and create a much better world…. [...]

(Long pause at 8:00.) In a manner of speaking, the Sinful Self created the superhuman self-image that demanded so much, and it encased Ruburt’s body as if in concrete. [...]

[...] You may suddenly “awaken” while still within the dream state, however, and recognize the drama that you have yourself created. [...] If you prefer, you can clear the stage at once by saying, “I do not like this play, and so I will create it no longer.” [...]

[...] The dream, once created, would go its own way. [...]

As you know, you create or construct all physical matter. [...]

[...] Now however the hail created a drumfire so loud that I could barely hear Jane, although she sat but three feet away. [...]

(During his discussion on the creation of matter, Seth used the coffee table and a wineglass in making his points about how each of us creates his own world, with its own atoms and molecules. [...]

[...] When man kills he rips out a part of himself that he has created. [...]

[...] I don’t know whether I got those sensations from Seth, picked them up on my own, or just created them myself to go along with the material.” [...]

[...] The sect, called the People’s Temple, had been created by Jim Jones, a charismatic fundamentalist who had eventually been hounded out of the U.S. for many reasons, to then set up his town for his devoted religious followers in Guyana. [...]

[...] Nevertheless again, subjective continuity itself never falters, in that it is always a part of the world that it perceives, so that you and the world create each other, in these terms.

[...] The one suggestion that can break through is this: “I create my reality, and the present is my point of power.” [...]