“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You create many of your own difficulties, if not all of them. [...]

[...] According to what you have been told, you are created of physical matter and you cannot escape it, and this is not so. [...]

[...] Each one of us is an immortal portion, a spark of endless perception and beauty and feeling — and yes, of conflict and denial at times — within this probable reality that we’re all creating together, even when we don’t know we’re doing it! [...]

When you do not embrace this conscious knowledge, but refuse it, you are not using one of the finest “tools” ever created by your species, and you are to a large extent denying your birthright and heritage.

[...] He, of course also creates the chair, as you know, and therefore the limitations. [...]

[...] The indisposition, or cold, came about for a strange reason, based mainly upon the symbolism placed by both of you upon the establishment in which you created the fragments last year.

When you ask why you did not understand when you were young what you know now, you are ignoring the validity of your own past to some extent, and denying the accomplishments that have resulted—because it seems that you should now be much further on, so that you create a kind of artificial self who began where you are now, and with whom it seems you can never catch up. [...]

[...] God is creativity and he creates creativity or other creators. [...]

[...] If we create our reality, how come an inoculation will work, even if we don’t want it, or don’t believe in it? [...]

[...] These are still somewhat (underlined) separate to him, yet his ideas of doing good, being right, creating artistically, are now combining.

[...] You create them to begin with. [...]

You create them both waking and sleeping, although you are not aware of them in the waking state. [...]

[...] The senses are channels of projection by which ideas are projected outward to create the world of appearances.

[...] As the idea is in the process of being constructed onto the physical plane, it prepares the material world for its own actuality and creates the prerequisite conditions.

[...] It is hardly worth it, for the personality must be led to see that it itself has created the ulcer, both psychologically and physically, in most actual terms, and that it itself can indeed cast it out.

[...] And now the ego has the self-created ulcer to blame, and it rejects many foods, for foods are symbolistic of involvement.

[...] We are creators, yet we have also been created. [...]

[...] Our joy created the exaltation from which your world comes. [...]

(“Like the time Jane and I created those images at York Beach?”)

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

[...] If the photograph is strictly imaginary, then create an environment about the image of yourself.

(In ordinary terms I can only wait, of course, to see if I decide to create that distant probable moment in this reality. [...]

(Long pause.) He is learning to create whole private and public worlds that directly correspond to his own states of mind. [...]

[...] She could say but little about what she had picked up: Since consciousness creates reality, reality is not independent of consciousness; but there was more here.

To a large extent you create what you see or perceive. [...]