“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(9:53.) If you have any intuitive understanding as yet concerning the nature of the entity or whole self, you will see that it has placed you in a position in which certain abilities, insights, and experience can be realized, and in which your unique kind of consciousness can be nurtured. Your slightest experience has far more repercussions within this multidimensional environment than the physical brain can conceive. For if you are intensely preoccupied with what may seem to be one infinitesimally minute aspect of reality, and while you seem to be completely embedded within it, only the most “surface” elements of the self are so entranced. I do not like the term “surface” in this regard, though I have used it to suggest the multitudinous portions of the self that are otherwise engaged — some of them as entranced in their reality as you are in yours.

History, as you know it, represents but one single light upon which you focus. You interpret the events that you see therein, and you project upon its glimmer your interpretation of events that may occur. So entranced is your concentration, that when you wonder about the nature of reality you automatically confine your question to this one small flickering moment that you call physical reality. When you ponder upon the aspects of God, you unthinkingly speak of the creator of that one light. That light is unique, and if you truly understood what it was, you would indeed understand the nature of true reality.

[...] had a very wide entrance... [...]

I saw a brick structure—don’t know whether or not it was a riding academy—had a very wide entrance—related to the accident mentioned before. [...]

(“An entrance,” Linda, a Protestant, married a Catholic in a Brooklyn church. Jane said she felt the reference to an entrance concerned the recent decision by the Ecumenical Council in Rome, to the effect that Protestants could now be allowed to enter the altar enclosure to be married. [...]

An entrance, and a schedule. [...]

(“And concerning your reference to an entrance?”)

[...] We had no door at the entrance to the hall. [...]

[...] He also hung another heavy door at the living-room entrance to the hall; we’re to keep that one closed at night. [...]

[...] It is past the time for you to be entranced by other personalities including my own. It is time for you to become entranced with your own personality. [...]

[...] In that context corporeal life is an entranced one, with the focus of attention largely concentrated through the senses’ belief in the reality of their sensations. [...]

[...] Doors slammed in the hospital corridor, and at the bathroom entrance to 330. [...]

[...] On the other hand it is an entrance into unknown possibilities and new dimensions. [...]

[...] At the same time there was a great clangor outside: Three firetrucks and another vehicle, all with sirens, turned the corner just outside our third-story window, evidently heading toward the temporary entrance to the emergency room. [...]

The point that I wanted to make is that in all instances energy, individualized energy, materializes itself on any, or within any, field through mental enclosures; which are of themselves not formed of any camouflage, but represent entry points formed of pure energy for its entrance and eventual manipulation within a given field.

It is that desire for life and expression that first of all sparked the entrance into physical reality. [...]

[...] She was entranced. [...]

Instead, previous to psychology’s entrance, before psychology mapped the acceptable or forbidden, the dangerous or safe compartments of the self, man used the word “soul” to include his own entire complexity. [...]

[...] We have room for a desk and chair there; but better yet, the room is isolated from our entrance by three doors. [...]

(From my writing table, to my right of the entrance to our bath, I could look easily at Bill as he sat in our Kennedy rocker, facing the bath entrance itself from the other side of the same door. [...]

[...] The side entrance to his suite is directly opposite our windows, and we often see Sam Levine coming and going. [...]

[...] Your system presents a rather abrupt, explosive entrance into largely organized consciousness, but on an individual basis.

For all systems, so-called time is measured with the entrance or projection of any given mental action through this resistance barrier. [...]

[...] The products that make up the form come through another entrance.

[...] I send out much more than you do in a letter, for a portion of my consciousness is now within the entranced woman as I dictate, but the analogy is close enough.