“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now in bidding you all good evening, again I encourage you to find within yourself the source of your own energy and consciousness and strength and to let it sing within you as a vitality of your being. [...]

[...] You can encourage it freely. [...]

[...] I did not encourage her, not knowing whether it was a good idea. [...]

[...] I lay without moving a muscle, trying to encourage further developments without straining. [...]

[...] We’ve encouraged the plants to grow up a set of poles that reach from the top of a bookcase to the ceiling. [...]

[...] It encourages curiosity and creativity, and places the individual in a spiritual world and a natural one at once.

(9:32.) If scientists studied the body and the mind in terms of natural healing abilities, they could learn how to encourage these, for such processes — and I have mentioned only one of them — are continuous through your lifetime.

[...] But once again irony enters in on my part, for I’m afraid our answer is that in general science isn’t even aware of the existence of the Seth material, notwithstanding the letters of approval and/or encouragement we receive from individual scientists, representing a variety of disciplines. [...]

He wanted you to help him get up and down from the floor, and encourage him. [...]

[...] Often he speaks to individual students, encouraging them to use their own abilities and solve their own problems. [...]

[...] The future was blocked, practically speaking (long pause), to preserve freedom of action and to encourage physical exploration, curiosity, and creativity. [...]

[...] I have neither encouraged or discouraged this effect. [...]

(Comment, meant to encourage Jane: “Well, that’s correct. [...]

[...] Last year one of my students was taking a psychology course in the local college night sessions, and with the professor’s encouragement, she frequently discussed Seth and our ESP classes. [...]

[...] His support and encouragement have been invaluable.

[...] They enrich normal experience, broaden the usual restrictions of daily perception and encourage creative thought. [...]

[...] To me those dreams were messages of encouragement not only from her own psyche, but from that certain other version of herself that I referred to in Note 2 for this session. [...]

[...] She was both encouraged and discouraged, then—but did have more energy. [...]

[...] Jane’s “mission” (a term she wouldn’t use) would be to give us not only greater insight into what our species has done within our historical context, both for better and for worse, but to signal what we can do—to open up unexpected vistas before us, to encourage us to explore those realms far more actively than we have so far.

[...] On June 29, Tam wrote me an encouraging letter asking me for the sales figures on my first book.

[...] But we regard it as very encouraging that she had mentally perceived the initials.

[...] This is a gradual process that gently leads the ego into largely unfamiliar territory and at the same time encourages flexibility of consciousness.