“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Consciousness, for example, can be defined as a wave or as a particle, for it can operate as either, and appear as either, even though its true definition would have to include the creative capacity to shape itself into such forms.

A human being, however, has another dimension to deal with, a new area of creativity, a diverse mixture of beliefs. [...]

[...] This does not mean that you do not meet with effects that appear evil, but as you each move individually through the dimensions of your own consciousness, you will understand that all seeming opposites are other faces of the one supreme drive toward creativity.

[...] Such philosophies are extremely disadvantageous creatively, since they dampen the emotional spirits and exuberance, and sense of play, from which creativity itself emerges.

[...] The spirit of creativity is very strong, and you create those aspects in which you believe and again, watch your beliefs. [...]

Creativity cannot exist in the midst of fears that are prohibitive. [...]

[...] You are unaware of these buried selves, these buried abilities, these buried creative functions and combinations, and yet in other layers of reality these come to the forefront and you allow these their play and the characteristics that you think of now so securely as your own, these are buried. [...]

[...] There are no potentials within you that are not being realized and no creative abilities that are not being used. [...]

[...] He was used to more frequent creative challenges, lesser ones in a way, rather than long-term projects, and he was not capable in the past of the planning for example that is now a part of his creative endeavors.

[...] Along with them, however, again, Ruburt should remember the playful, spontaneous attributes of the creative self. [...]

[...] We form the realities, we give birth to universes but within you now I can tell you is the breath of creativity—the source of All That Is of which you are a part.. [...]

(Seth II.) Donot imagine that we are not individuals or that because we seem alien to you that we do not know joy or creativity. [...]

The psychic work was quite all right as long as it added to or blended with your own creative endeavors.

[...] You go for them and for yourselves, this being the nature of creativity.

[...] Until you learn to manipulate the world that you know, and constructively and creatively, you will not be able to manipulate the inner realities in which you already live but instead will be swept merely within them. [...]

[...] Now the acquiescence that dwells within your atoms and molecules is an acquiescence that has to do with creativity that knows no negation, that realizes, instead, only the benefits and the joys and the reality of That Which Is, and within this acquiescence there is no denial and no negation for all things are experienced, recognized, and accepted as a part of All That Is. [...]

[...] Like many other people, I thought that following my impulses was the least dependable way of achieving any goal — unless I was writing, when impulses of a “creative” kind were most acceptable. I didn’t realize that all impulses were creative. [...]

Dream Locations, Dreams, and Creativity
Electric Reality of Dreams
Moment Points

“Dreams and the Crucifixion, Creativity and Inspiration, Importance of Dream Recall”

Our interest in dreams spilled over into my own creative work also. [...]

(Without a break Jane went from her Seth trance into another very creative mode of consciousness. [...]

(My counterpart, Peter Smith, and I are both professional artists; we’re roughly of an age, with strong interests in other forms of creativity, such as writing, and in myth and fantasy.¹ A number of the similarities and differences between Jane and me should be obvious to our readers; she also does quite a lot of painting. [...]

[...] It is indeed possible for you two to do this — that vital move of creative, imaginative motion.

Ruburt’s return to his writing will again trigger psychic response and creativity. [...] Your preoccupation with such matters has certainly hampered your creativity.

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

Vitality and joy and creativity move through you all spontaneously if you (underlined) do not set up barriers in terms of preconceptions and conditions; and all your desires will be met, but never when you set them up as conditions for your existence. [...]

He did, however, use the occasions to find other creative methods of achieving the same ends. [...]

In other words, we will try to instill a somewhat playful attitude, even toward the most severe problems, for the very idea of play encourages the use of the imagination and the creative abilities.

[...] For this seeking itself is a creative activity, and the core of all action.