“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The self is as immediate as All That Is is immediate, and your quickest entry point is at the point of your present feelings and there is no other way, and the door to your feelings are open. [...]

[...] A personality based within physical reality, between lives for example, would find entry in many ways easier. [...]

[...] You might look over the little material that I gave you earlier, concerning my own entry into your plane, as a preliminary to a later discussion on the two other inner senses having to do with transportation. [...]

While there was no specific entry point as far as human consciousness was concerned, there was a point (in your terms) where it did not seem to exist. [...]

[...] Rob stacked some bookcases, bought vertical dowels for the top, and arranged the whole affair in front of the door so that we had an inside entry hall. [...]

[...] Given your beliefs, the period is a “more or less natural” transitory stage that is meant to bring out those beliefs, so that they do not remain invisible, or as blocks, preventing you from entry into the safe universe.

3. See the passages following Jane’s entry for March 31, 1977, in Chapter 10 of her The After Death Journal of an American Philosopher: The World View of William James.

There are tests to pass before entry. [...]

[...] Now after our talk Jane sat upright in the rocker, her eyes closed, head back, sitting quietly with her lips moving soundlessly as if experimenting, trying for just the right approach so that the other personality could make entry through her.

Condensed from my entry in my dream notebook for last Saturday morning, February 23, 1980:

There are methods, some of which you know, that make entry into these levels comparatively easy. [...]

[...] While there was no specific point of entry as far as human consciousness was concerned, there was a point before which human consciousness as such did not exist. [...]

Rewritten from the entry I made in my grief notebook on September 26, 1984 — or sixteen days after Jane’s death.

[...] The following is revised from my entry in my grief notebook.

[...] The theories of both evolutionists and creationists strongly suggest and reinforce beliefs in the consecutive nature of time, and in a universe that begins in such-and-such a fashion, continuing on to such-and-such an end—but there are horizontal events that appear in the true activity of nature, and there are horizontal entry points and exit points in all experience. [...]

I’ve slightly paraphrased portions of Jane’s entry in her journal for November 2, 1981. [...]

[...] However it is also true that this opening allows me entry. [...]

I suggest you take a break, though I have to admit that the entry of your late friend just about has me all broken up.

[...] The camouflage pattern is completely broken up, the disorganized personality is afloat and could slip into a state where disorientation would prevent return to your level, while ignorance and lack of discipline prevented entry onto another level. [...]

“Such a book would also include my methods of entry into your system and the sort of psychological bridge personality that results. [...]

To return then under such circumstances requires an entry from this second form back into the first, and then into the physical body. [...]

[...] True space travel would of course be time-space travel,⁵ in which you learned how to use points in your own universe as “dimensional clues” that would serve as entry points into other worlds. [...]

I find his subconscious an easy point for entry. [...]