“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] No god ever created the environment in which you live. [...]

Some people may seem completely normal in behavior unless certain subjects are brought up in the course of a conversation, or unless some stimulus in the environment arouses them.

[...] (Pause.) It goes without saying that some people become ill rather than change their activities and their environments. [...]

Now: the favorable remarks made this morning by various members of the staff show that you are indeed changing your realities, and also beginning to change the larger environment. [...] You will end up changing your reality, and your reality in other people’s eyes as well, so the affair marks the beginning of that alteration of environment. [...]

[...] The body senses your fear, looks for the source in the immediate environment of the moment so that it can suitably react to protect you—but it senses no immediate difficulty. [...]

[...] Returning yourself to the present moment, and responding only to what is within your present environment, returns your body to a state of stability, where it is not crowded by imaginary fears of the future. [...]

A mental change therefore of those within her immediate environment is necessary.

If these instructions concerning a beneficial change in mental environment are not taken, then indeed no other advice or medicine will be of help. [...]

[...] If you knew how to handle energy effectively, if you fully realized that your thoughts were the motivating factor, were the realities, then you would not need a physical existence, for that is the reason for the physical environment.

[...] For another the entity wanted a more diversified environment than could otherwise be provided. [...]

In each life you are meant to check the exterior environment in order to learn your inner condition. [...]

[...] When you get to the point that you realize you are forming your day-to-day existence and the life that you know, then you can begin to alter your own mental and psychic patterns, and therefore change your daily environment.

Since it is formed by beliefs held by natural creatures, culture is, as Ruburt states, as natural as your physical environment. Once you are born into a particular time and country, you do grow up in an almost invisible but definite environment of concepts, assumptions, and predetermined ideas that serve as a basis from which your own individual beliefs spring. [...]

[...] He did his thing, but he set about creating an environment of “safety,” and he would not go outside of it. [...]

Cells, however, possess an inner knowledge of their own shapes, and of any other shapes in their immediate environment—this apart from the communication system mentioned earlier that operates on biological levels between all cells.

[...] The simple cell, again, has a curiosity about its environment, and on your much more advanced cellular level your own curiosity is unbounded. [...]

[...] When they draw circles or squares, they are trying to reproduce those inner shapes, transposing those images outward into the environment—a creative act, highly significant, for it gives children experience in translating inner perceived events of a personal nature into a shared physical reality apparent to all.

It is true there are no limitations to the self, and in one respect you can say that the self reaches out and encompasses the environment. [...]

[...] Some definite overall changes in your environment are important, however. [...]

[...] The inner self adopts an ego in order to allow manipulation within the physical universe, and yet part of the ego is composed of portions from the inner self, while the bulk of the ego is allowed to develop through physical heredity and environment.

[...] In other words, though the ego was adopted originally by the inner self, and was a product of physical heredity and environment, it does not die; but its existence is changed from physical reality into electrical reality. [...]

Within your system expectation indeed forms your own physical environment. [...] The personal environment taken as a whole, with interpersonal relationships, is an indicator of the inner situation, however.

[...] There is a physical give-and-take between the body and environment beyond that which you recognize; an inner dynamics here that escapes you, that unites the health of plants, animals, and men. In the most simple and mundane of examples, if you are living in a fairly well-balanced, healthy environment, your houseplants and your animals will also be well. You form your environment and you are a part of it. [...]

It is equipped, as an animal is, to perform beautifully in its environment. [...]

[...] Such bodies did not age to the extent now, that yours do, and enjoyed the greatest ease and sense of belonging with the environment.

[...] But whether or not you are consciously aware of such activity, it changes the interior environment of your body through these inner pathways.

Your own thoughts and beliefs, having the same kind of inner reality, also transform the interior environments of others. [...]

Your environment and your experience in the physical world also provide you with the same kind of feedback. It is just as useless to berate your environment or your experience in it as it is to deride your body, for the same reasons.

[...] I cannot say this often enough: Your beliefs form your reality, your body and its condition, your personal relationships, your environment, and en masse your civilization and world.

Before that time man did believe that he could affect matter and the environment through his thoughts. [...]

[...] He became blind to the connection between his thoughts and his physical environment and experience.

In each case the individual is the judge, not only of each succeeding life, its time, environment, and historical date, but also of its overall character and methods of accomplishment. [...]

In the present circumstances you are carrying that idea forward — of species survival regardless of the consequences, the idea of changing the environment to suit your own purposes; and this has led you to a disregard of spiritual truths.

[...] The over-population problem will teach you that if you do not have a loving concern for the environment in which you dwell, it will no longer sustain you — you will not be worthy of it. [...]

[...] Even the atoms and molecules have their own fine vision and appreciate their environment in their own way. [...]