“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Letting them go brings him into a more or less constant encounter with many of the fears that helped generate them. [...]

[...] They can be encountered far more directly then, and as they are the body will feel more and more able to respond more, and let go the other stops that still do operate. [...]

[...] Talking with you is highly important now, many of the feelings that the rigidity hid, you see, now come into consciousness—an excellent situation because they can be and are being encountered. [...]

[...] You are mortal, and everywhere encounter evidence of that mortality, and yet within its framework your feelings and thoughts have a reality to you personally that transcends all such classifications. [...]

[...] On such occasions, each person is to some extent aware of a kind of comprehension that is not dependent upon the accumulation of data, but of a deeper kind of experience and direct encounter with the reality from which the world emerges.

[...] He had to find the courage to encounter those old beliefs boldly, and he is finally doing so. [...]

[...] He (as Seth sometimes addresses Jane, because of her male entity name, Ruburt) progresses at a certain rate, for example, and encounters some blockages, due to doubts and fears. [...]

It shows he is ready to encounter himself, and at least willing to look kindly upon himself. [...]

Ruburt’s encounter with his father, in many ways, did him good and was largely advantageous. The encounter had nothing to do with his cold, or with yours.

[...] These have built up for some time; will now be released beneficially, for all concerned, in springs of enthusiasm and energy directed outward through the teaching encounter.

[...] The classes represent an encounter on his part, with the rest of the world on his terms. [...]

These issues can all be encountered, however, and adequately encountered once they are clearly understood. [...]

(Long pause.) [Each of] you, with your beliefs and intents, tell the inner ego which of an infinite number of probable events you want to encounter. [...]

To really understand your own connection with the events you encounter privately, and in relationship to others, you must first become acquainted with that medium in which events themselves are formed.

[...] The worry over Seven, for example, was not strong enough to cause such a reaction if the habitual body pattern was being consciously recognized and encountered.

[...] Then you would encounter the pseudo-camouflage of the next system. [...] You would then encounter the heart of the camouflage area. [...]

Projections from the dream state intrigue me because in them I believe we encounter the inside of our own consciousness in a most direct fashion. [...]

[...] You could then expect to encounter next a more differentiated environment, that seems to become clearer as you progress toward the heart of another system.

[...] Little resistence is encountered within them. [...]

In any case feelings are thusly encountered, understood, and acted upon. Practically, you can only react to the world as you encounter it through specific experiences, and you cannot escape it, for it will come to your door. [...]

[...] Problems that existed in the past will not be encountered in the future to anything like the same degree when Ruburt begins his encounter with the world again—for his and your feelings and beliefs have changed enough.

[...] Before, the symptoms predominated in such an encounter, as with Monroe, because of your attitudes. [...]

[...] In times of seemingly calamitous encounters with nature, individuals may find themselves amazed at their capacity to relate with other people, but in the artificially induced psychic disaster area of massive LSD therapy, the situation is reversed. [...]

[...] While the experience was exhilarating, it could have turned into a “nightmare” had his conscious mind not clearly understood; had he walked outside, for example, and found himself encountering living creatures rising out of each rainy puddle; and if for the life of him he could not have turned the creatures back. [...]

But when the conscious mind is forced to face far less pleasant encounters, and is robbed of its power to reason at the same time, then you do indeed insult the basis of its being.

[...] The cat was not a passive receptor, however, and also learned from his encounters with your neighbor downstairs (who also has a cat). Many of Ruburt’s feelings about his mother are buried in Rooney’s grave. [...]

[...] It is true that the experiences you encounter may not be encountered by another in precisely (underline precisely) the same way, but physical experience is never the same for any two given individuals either.

[...] If you try to retire from the world in whatever fashion, then it is easy to exaggerate such threats, while never encountering one, or giving yourself the opportunity of easily conquering it.

[...] Now when you act, as when at various times you encountered Prentice with definite complaints, or requests, there you were making a positive response to a specific condition, with good results.

I will give you more at our next encounter. [...]

[...] I think that my appreciation of wildlife has grown considerably since we’ve encountered so much trouble physically in our own lives: the sheer ability to move with nature’s grace and skill has gradually become very important, and to me the animals express this quality perfectly: the ‘coons, the deer, the dogs, cats, rabbits, mice, chipmunks; the birds, and yes, even the insects....)

[...] Casual encounters as of this evening are good for him.

(“When I hypnotize Jane, am I apt to encounter you?”)

[...] Outside of your own framework, houses as such or dwellings as such are not needed, and yet in trance encounters or dream encounters with other realities, such structures are frequently seen. [...]

[...] They do not think in terms of impediments, and when one is encountered they simply regard it as a challenge to be overcome, and then forgotten. [...]

Social life also becomes contaminated, so that people expect the worst rather than the best outcome for any endeavor or encounter. [...]

If you had no sympathy for the sick, you may then be born with a serious disease, again now self-chosen, and find yourself encountering those attitudes that once were your own. [...]

[...] While both must be encountered, there is a great range of choice and activity. [...]