“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Since the individual creates his own physical image to begin with, then there is nothing so strange about his creation of a pseudophysical body which is not so closely dependent upon the physical system. [...]

(Jane feels the voice John heard within can have one of three explanations: It was Seth; it was a subconscious creation on John’s part; it was a telepathic communication, on a subconscious level, from Jane to John.)

[...] He knew intuitively that you also used artistic creation as a buffer between yourself and mystical expression.

From this, it also follows that my mother and father saw their individual creations, or versions, of each of their children.

[...] Dreaming could hardly be a useless creation on nature’s part. [...]

I try to straddle your definitions—but flowers, for example, in a fashion see themselves as their own artistic creations (emphatically). [...]

We are involved in forming creations, realities, consciousness—worlds beyond your comprehension. [...]

[...] And this involves the creation of further value fulfillment, of consciousness that is not a burden, as sometimes your consciousness seems to be to you, but joy upon which other universes can also rest. [...]

The conscious mind allows you to look outward into the physical universe, and see the reflection of your spiritual activity, to perceive and assess your individual and joint creations.

[...] You are not, therefore, alone responsible for an event in that usually, others participate in its creation and for their own reasons. [...]

(Still quietly:) It is true that you create your own dreams, but it is also true that you only focus upon certain portions of your dream creations. [...]

[...] Nor the effort and creative energy that has gone into your making, and that sings within your being like the first morning of creation.

[...] I spent the next day rearranging all of Jane’s working paraphernalia in her writing room, following her directions, and that re-creation of her world helped also. [...]

Jane’s “early spontaneous Saratoga images,” as she called them, her re-creation of her own past, had continued the next day. [...]

[...] Space itself already speaks of a creation “begun,” for no matter how empty space may seem to be it simply appears like a vast cathedral, or tent or pyramid of form, for the moment perhaps vacant inside, with walls so distant that they go unperceived.

Inadequate perception, manipulation, or construction in the psychological structure of consciousness survival leads to the psychological creation of fear and hatred.

The entity, each entity, was formed in this manner, it in turn sending out its creations in terms of other personalities, and these personalities sending forth their own psychic as well as physical constructions. [...]

You will not usually form a creation of it of which you are proud. [...]

(Yesterday Jane received from her publisher the galley proofs for her book of poetry, Dialogues of the Soul and Mortal Self in Time.¹ The story of that work’s creation is interwound throughout Personal Reality.

[...] Consciousness creates all, or all that we know reflects the particularized creations of consciousness, then, and potentially those sublime mental and physical achievements are without end. The idea of infinity is implied here — a concept whose implications make us uneasy, for although Seth’s material can be said to imply infinities of creation upon the part of each of us, still we realize the conscious mind’s inability to truly grasp all of the qualities inherent within such a notion.

[...] All things are sacred, and every thought is a reality and has its own potential for creation and destruction.

[...] That it is a mental creation of others, to some extent, in which you participate. [...]

[...] Inward, individualized, aware energy existed before the conception of your time, your time obviously being an interpretation of the spacious present, from which all creation not only originally began but continues in terms of value fulfillment. [...]