“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You both still lacked the communication of your desires and fears. [...]

[...] You would have, for example, no desires that would be basically in opposition to the creative one.

Before, he was even unaware of what he was blocking out—the desire to move, to wash a window, to go outdoors.

[...] You cannot afford to satisfy it at this point to a large degree, and in any case your desire for land would have to be completely allowed to dominate all other considerations, to be completely satisfied.

You should look for a house when you are ready, that you want and desire regardless of the amount that it cost, and the means to get it will come. [...]

[...] First I had my usual thrilling sensation at the suggestion of lightness, once I had attained the desired state of light trance. [...]

1. Naturally, Seth’s material here began to sound very reminiscent of Jane’s and my own Sumari characteristics — especially those concerning the “mystical sense of connection with nature” that each of us feels, and our individual desires “to work in solitude.”

Later he made a very good point: “If desire for health leads instead to an emphasis upon symptoms to be overcome, you would be better off to avoid all thoughts of health or illness and concentrate in other directions, such as work. [...]

“You should desire good health because it is a natural state of your being. [...]

[...] James is far from one of his favorite writers, yet Ruburt’s interests, intent, and desire were close enough so that under certain conditions he could experience the world view held by James. [...]

However, it is quite possible for him to tune in to James’s complete book if he desires to, for that work is indeed a psychic reality, a plan or a model existing in the inward order of activity (as Jane had explained to me in similar terms this afternoon).

[...] It is its opposite — the desire for destruction.

Something suitable in terms of desirable for an occasion.

[...] 7/26, 9:15 PM: Halfway through achieving the desired state I experienced my familiar thrilling sensation rather strongly. [...]

[...] There is a natural desire to want the respect of one’s fellows, to avoid social taboos or ostracism. [...]

Then he contrasted his present position against the idealized desired one, all of which served to lower his mood, and intensify his susceptibility to the heat, chair pressure, and so forth.

[...] Ruburt found himself wishing that the friends lived closer, and he was suddenly filled with a desire to see them. [...]

[...] It is your thoughts you must change, and these will bring about the changes you desire in physical reality. [...]

Man desired in one way to step out of himself, out of the framework in which he had his psychological existence, to try new challenges, to step out of a mode of consciousness into another. [...]

According to the intensity of the situation, now, another also desirable solution may be worked out in a probable reality. [...]

[...] In Chapter 7, see the 530th session at 9:30, when he discoursed upon our frequent projection of “replica images” or “pseudophysical forms” to vividly desired locations. [...]

[...] You will have to forgive me but I am not really irritated, dear friends, with this desire for demonstrations. [...]