“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Work in this life is completed, reincarnation cycle completed.

Such a desire may come in cycles, just as the desire for action and excitement may come in cycles. [...]

Nations, like individuals, go through cycles of emotional reactions. [...]

[...] With this incident one full cycle has come to an end, beginning with the former president’s death and ending with the present incident.

As Ruburt suspected, there is also a connection with his own emotional cycle and the two events. [...]

These cycles merge at several points, so that you do have major changes in all areas in any span of two thousand years. [...]

I am speaking to you both individually and for the book here: Any point in your present is a potential point of great creative change, but because of the rhythms spoken of, it is easier for changes to occur in certain cycles.

[...] Once more, I wondered when that cycle of fearful response would end. [...]

[...] Ruburt must see his existence as arising from the natural cycle of his mother’s reality and his own—two different things but connected. [...]

(The material about a negative cycle being fueled by a reading of the papers was new to me, and legitimate. [...]

[...] I said that such periods seemed to run in cycles, that I watch Jane and would always call someone if I thought anything else was amiss. [...]

[...] Groups of people in various cycles of reincarnational activity have met crisis after crisis, have come to your point of physical development and either gone beyond it, or destroyed their particular civilization.

[...] Some of these have mutated and have long left the reincarnational cycle, however.

[...] We rent scooter or cycle.”)

[...] He is not in the reincarnational cycle. No one continues in the reincarnational cycle forever. [...]

([Ron:] “There is also the [Asian deity—name lost]   He has attained nirvana, but he stays around and helps people who are still in the reincarnational cycle.”)

[...] I saw the birthday/Mother’s Day hassle as only the latest wrinkle in a 20-year cycle of reasons for the symptoms. [...]

[...] But in your terms the child entering the real woods becomes involved in its life cycle, treads upon leaves that fell yesterday, rests beneath trees far older than his or her memory, and looks up at night to see a moon that will soon disappear. [...]

[...] Last night, we had reminders that a natural rhythmic cycle was completing itself six months later: As we retired I thought I heard the barking of geese migrating north, although Jane didn’t. I woke up around four a.m., though, and heard a flight clearly in the silent hour. [...]

[...] The cycles of health and disease are felt as rhythms of the body by the large variety of animals, and even with them illness or disease has life-saving qualities on another level.

[...] But you always know what you are doing, and there are cycles in the earth, and in your being and your soul. [...]

[...] When he attempts to deny or block what he considers unsuitable moods, outlets are denied them and the next natural cycle, the rising up of high spirits, does not come.

[...] I know that one of my thoughts was that Jane’s simply getting up earlier might help break the cycle of repetitive thinking and action.

(For the record: “Uknown,” it seems, appears to be one of those jobs that won’t go too smoothly, even though now we’re reaching the end of its cycle. [...]

[...] I do not mean to suggest that either of you are ill or in low reserves, simply that the psychic energies have their own cycles, and that these cycles must be respected, especially when they are being utilized so well.

[...] A cycle set