“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

A note: Beside your dream images, and so forth, which are indeed an excellent idea, you have advantages here that the young man of some 20 or 30 years ago would have envied: he would have been delighted with the screened-in porches. [...] There would have been an interplay then between dream activity and the physical images of a unique nature. [...]

[...] Those will appear in the private lives of citizens and in private dreams and in national events, or global ones, so that both arenas of activity are always intimately involved. [...]

[...] She wanted to know what would happen to Seth’s book on dreams in the meantime, and I explained that it would only wait until the other project was finished. [...]

On the other hand, our young man sometimes dreams of being overweight, and it is one of his most satisfying dreams. Now those dreams are going to help him in his own manner, for he is already working on some concepts involving the planting of fields that will benefit the people in his village.

[...] Man was more aware of his dreams and so-called unconscious activity.

[...] I also expect another member of the class to come awake in the dream state and to do very well after two years. [...]

Ruburt has made advances today, partially aided by the receipt of the contracts (for the dream book), but also for reasons given by me recently. [...]

[...] I did say things like, “This morning while working on Chapter 9 for Dreams I had to reread some sessions from back in 1981 — and they’re perfect. [...]

[...] Two months later, in May, she produced the summary for The Wonderworks, which would be a shorter dissertation on her own dreams, Seth, and the dream-formation of the universe as we know it. [...]

9. Nine months ago, in February 1974, Seth mentioned the few tentative contacts I’d evidently made with my deceased mother through dreams; see the 683rd session after 11:30, then see my account of one such dream in Note 5 for that session. [...]

[...] She fell asleep, then drifted off into a relatively bland dream. Suddenly a male voice burst loudly through that dream fabric in a very intrusive way, saying only: “Wait a few days.”

[...] It was even clearer because the dream, which I can hardly remember, was so vague. [...]

1. Her dreaming self, which had provided a comfortable fabric or framework.

[...] There are walks in space and time through which you can travel, and in dreams you have been where I am. [...]

The bulk of the book will deal with Seth’s ideas on various subjects, such as life after death, reincarnation, health, the nature of physical reality, the God concept, dreams, time, identity, and perception. [...]

His earliest dreams were simply to be a poet. [...]

[...] Your joint dream episodes are always of benefit. [...]

(Jane said that lately she’d “felt good” about getting back to work on Seth’s Dreams and her own Magical Approach, although actually she hasn’t done much on either of those projects for a very long time now. [...]

[...] She may make a few notes or try for a poem, or leaf through the manuscript for Magical Approach, or Dreams, or read a few later sessions for herself. [...]

(We searched through If We Live Again, looking for a certain poem she’d written in January 1980, in connection with a session I’m typing for Dreams, but when we found the poem it was not the one we wanted. [...]

[...] The dream book should be finished. [...]

[...] And what it meant was that Israel itself was a simile for the individual —that is, one person—who was (long pause) composed of so many fantasies and dreams and prophecies and hopes and angers and fears. [...]

[...] Indeed, I’d had trouble sticking to my work on Dreams this morning, even as I began to rebound with more energy and relaxation at the same time.

[...] The primary dream experience is finally woven into a structure composed of these root assumptions, and it is these that you remember. [...] These objects in dreams are symbols of realities that the ego could not otherwise perceive.

These root assumptions are so a part of your own existence that they appear and cloud your dreams.

Throughout this venture however you are, in the dream state, always kept in touch with the realities from which your physical experience springs. [...]

[...] The acquiescence to your own power will automatically flow through your experience, activating your dream life as well and providing additional helpful impetus to your waking reality. [...]

[...] Now, if you and Ruburt could agree on the sort of home you would like, and if you dreamed of it and thought about it specifically, you would have it.

[...] Now Ruburt in his exercises has been imagining vividly his dream book sold, selling. [...]

[...] It’s of a dream image I had on November 8, 1981, although I didn’t finish the painting until February 1983—one of the last I’ve done.