“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

As far as your system is concerned, they cannot be suddenly made flesh, to dwell among you. REM sleep or no REM sleep, your dreams exist constantly, beneath consciousness, even in the waking state. The personality is constantly affected by them. Their existence has its own dimension which is connected to the physical organism. It is impossible to deprive a human being of dreams, for even though you deprive him of sleep, this necessary mental function will be carried on subconsciously.

The scientist of whom you have read, in his experiments attempts to deprive the individual of sleep.

He has worked with human beings and cats. The very attempt to deprive an individual of sleep, however, will automatically set into mechanism subconscious dream activity. The tampering will then change the conditions. The direct experience of the developing dream is what they should be concerned with.

[...] But subconsciously you wondered what social environment your child would really (underlined) encounter„ and whether or not you deprived him of the social and economic benefits that you have convinced yourself, consciously, you do not need.

You also wondered about depriving your mother of a grandchild now, for though you tell yourself she would not understand, still you wonder if interest in the child would not give her additional impetus and interest.

[...] Ruburt felt resentful and trapped, thereby depriving himself of the rightful benefits that should have resulted from the afternoon and evening encounters.

[...] To help and resent helping is worse for you than not to help at all, for you are then deprived of time without benefit.

[...] I told you that he felt emotionally deprived, whether or not this seemed logical—that he felt uncherished, whether or not that seemed logical.

He felt emotionally deprived regardless. [...]

[...] Use your abilities to find out your reality but do not deprive another of his reality and do not allow yourself to become impressed. [...]

[...] You do not deprive another person of air by breathing it, for you yourself contribute to the atmosphere. [...]

I told you, in the context given, that Ruburt was emotionally deprived, this showing in the physical condition. [...]

[...] Now, he was suddenly deprived of his position. [...]

Physical feedback is of course necessary for development, and a child deprived of it will not fully mature. [...]

[...] As is known, anyone deprived of sufficient dreaming will most likely begin to hallucinate while in the waking state, for too much experience has built up that needs processing. [...]

He, Ruburt, feels so deprived. [...]

Now I am telling you this: Ruburt is emotionally deprived, and that is what his physical body does when it knows it. [...]

[...] Your creative work therefore shows the emotional depriving aspects. [...]

[...] He has been depriving it physically, in a misguided attempt to force it into the ego’s idea of spirituality.

[...] This deprived him of an opportunity to change his mind and buy the sweaters then. [...]

[...] But subconsciously you wondered what social environment your child would really (underlined) encounter, and whether or not you deprived him of the social and economic benefits that you have convinced yourself, consciously, you do not need.

You also wondered about depriving your mother of a grandchild now, for though you tell yourself she would not understand, still you wonder if interest in the child would not give her additional impetus and interest.

[...] It is impossible to deprive a person of dreams even though you deprive him of sleep [as in certain dream laboratory experiments]. [...]

[...] Again, the very attempt to deprive an individual of sleep will automatically set into mechanism subconscious dream activity. [...]

This deprives body and mind of the zest and purpose needed in order to enjoy any pursuits or activities. [...]

[...] In your attempts to explain yourself in the main, now, you have tried to use logic and reason, when it was as I told you before a feeling of being deprived emotionally. He did not feel deprived intellectually.

[...] Would this actually deprive them of a valuable symbiotic relationship? [...]

This deprived Ruburt of the deeply-rooted sense of inner natural unity when he began to rationalize this or examine it intellectually; he already questioned it, and the questioning was on the part of the overly conscientious self. [...]

[...] He knew he was free to take time off at any time, but he was afraid that if he did so he might be deprived of the sessions entirely, and such is not the case.

[...] They may state their purpose as often as they wish, and yet their imaginations carry vivid pictures of future deprivation, so it seems in such cases that the will and the imagination are in conflict.

[...] You had enough to eat, and a warm apartment, so you were hardly deprived—either of you.

3. Jane and I regret that we’ve deprived our guest of the protected and warm—if not natural—habitat it had chosen. [...]