“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Seth also appears frequently in the dreams of my students, giving them instructions that work — either involving methods of using their abilities or of achieving certain goals. Almost all of my students have frequent “class dreams,” also, in which Seth addresses them as a group and initiates dream experiments. [...] I have awakened many times, when such dream sessions were taking place, hearing Seth’s words still lingering in my mind.

It’s not unusual that students should dream of Seth, of course, or that they should dream of me. But certainly Seth has achieved independent status in their eyes and has become a vehicle of instruction even in the dream state. [...]

The next chapter will deal with the eternal validity of dreams as gateways into these other realities, and as open areas through which the “inner self” glimpses the many facets of its experience and communicates with other levels of its reality.

The next chapter will deal further with this subject, as I relate the various ways that I have entered the dreams of others, both as an instructor and as a guide.

[...] I told Jane I hoped Seth would discuss a dream she’d had last night. [...] Seth did analyze the dream at the end of the session, so that material is deleted from the dictation on his book.

Now: If you want something on the dream, I suggest we end dictation for this evening. [...]

(Seth then delivered two excellent pages explaining Jane’s dream. [...]

[...] Now whether or not you realize it, each of you intrudes into other systems of reality in your dream states without the full participation of your normally conscious self. In subjective experience you leave behind physical existence and act, at times, with strong purpose and creative validity within dreams that you forget the instant you awaken.

When you think of the purpose of your existence, you think in terms of daily waking life, but you also work at your purpose in these other dream dimensions, and you are then in communication with other portions of your own entity, at work at endeavors quite as valid as those you are about in waking life.

(10:17.) When I contact your reality, therefore, it is as if I were entering one of your dreams. [...]

[...] These experiences will, therefore, be reflected not only in the dream state, but in other layers of activity.

In dreams this reincarnational material is likewise cast into a dramatic mold very frequently. [...]

[...] Your mother, if you have known her in the past, will find at your birth an upsurge of dreams involving other existences in which the two of you were together.

[...] Some people have done this spontaneously, often in the dream state. [...]

[...] Quite spontaneously, again, you often do this in the dream state, and often what seems to you to be an inspiration is a thought experienced but not actualized on the part of another self. [...]

[...] You use your inner senses when you are in the dream state, and ignore them when you are waking.

[...] Other portions of these events are quite clear to you both in the dreaming state and beneath waking consciousness during the day.

[...] Very close friends from past lives, who are in a position to do so, often communicate with you when you are in the dream state, and the relationships are continued though you do not realize it consciously.

[...] The strangers that you meet in your dreams are often, of course, people now alive — contemporaries — that you have also known in past lives.

[...] This often takes place during the dream state — and when it seems to you that you have briefly entered an astonishing new dimension, the dream state itself involves such an acceleration.

[...] You think of thoughts, images, and dreams sometimes as being symbolic of other things, but the truth is that physical objects are themselves symbols. [...]

[...] Information concerning these is often given to you in the sleep state, and there is a kind of gestalt type of dream, a root dream, by which those who have known each other in past lives now communicate.

In such dreams, general mass-information is given, that the individuals then use as they desire. [...]

[...] It can do anything that you do now in your dreams. [...]

He is in the dream state.

[...] You interpret some of them as events, dream events, so-called hallucinations; and sometimes certain ranges of these units are interpreted by you as movement-through-time.

[...] Now in certain dreams and out-of-body experiences, your own consciousness moves faster than the speed of light, and under such conditions you are able to perceive some of these other forms of “mass or matter.”

Often you visit such areas of consciousness in the dream state where you fall into them spontaneously, remembering in the morning a fantastic dream. [...]

[...] “It came back like a dream,” she said. [...]

[...] Such a Speaker would have received the information largely in the dream state, and written it in a series both of treatises and fictionalized narrative.

[...] Your physical form can lie sleeping and inert upon the bed while your consciousness travels in a dream form to places quite distant. [...]

[...] In dream states, the situation finally became known to me and to many others.

[...] Beside your objective role in each life, your reincarnational challenges also involve your dream states, rhythms of creativity that flow and ebb beneath the daily world you know. [...]

There is communication between these other realities and your own in your dream states, and a constant interaction between both systems. [...]

[...] When you are reading it, your own dreams will give you added information and will be in your mind upon awakening if you are alert for them. [...]

[...] You would usually do this in the dream state, but this is often accomplished just below the level of waking consciousness, and is blotted out by you as you go about your daily business.

[...] The group responsible wanted it to appear that one particular portion of the Jews had crucified Christ, and never dreamed that the whole Jewish people would be “blamed.”