“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The environment at 458 was safe. [...]

[...] Eating, even in a different environment, you see, helps break down old habitual eating patterns. [...]

[...] You go from that to the neighbors, the environment, Ruburt’s condition, and Prentice.

[...] In this case Ruburt and Joseph acted in direct contradiction to authoritative radio statements, and held their own despite the fact that others in the immediate environment rushed off to the medical centers. [...]

[...] They did not enjoy living in a cold, sodden environment for several weeks. [...]

It becomes bitter and mortally frightened, with no place to turn, and it sickens the body, and shrivels, and concentrates more and more upon the morbid aspects of its environment, until it cannot even appreciate the splendid accomplishment of itself, and the joys that are peculiarly part of the ego.

[...] Ego must have at hand, however, those experiences that are significant for manipulation within the physical environment.

[...] You give constructions their appearance of continuity by continually creating them in line with your expectations, based upon among other things, previous constructions in the apparent past; and these expectations are the result of psychic communication between yourselves and others, particularly from parents, who give the child his first conceptions of the environment which, indeed, his parents have created.

In all cases constructions will follow the line of expectation, and often a vicious circle is initiated, where the environment created by an individual will then reinforce the very distortive conceptions that caused it to begin with.

[...] Each entity who is born in flesh works toward the development of those abilities that can be best nurtured and fulfilled within the physical environment. [...]

(10:13.) At the same time it tried to leave the environment intact. [...]

I had a long series of projections in which I talked to Sean [Sue’s son] about his health in the physical environment, and suggest that he will find health easy to maintain. [...]

I decided to continue the projection though I hadn’t faced these particular conditions before — being half in and half out of an environment. [...]

[...] The more I tried to concentrate in my environment, the stronger these effects grew.

[...] This usually means that the environment is a “real” location. [...]

[...] Looking back, I’m sure that I sniffed danger as surely as any animal who senses something strange and new in his environment — or as any adult when threatened by a change in the status quo. [...]

Environment is the overall idea constructions with which an individual surrounds himself.

[...] It was supposed to represent the energy of the entity as it flowed outward through the subconscious to the conscious, in order to construct the physical image and environment in response to the self’s idea of what it was.

[...] A change of environment might help clear your head by altering your usual orientation, so that you can see yourself more clearly, and benefit. [...]

[...] If the photograph is strictly imaginary, then create an environment about the image of yourself.

[...] (Pause.) The environment of the physical room will seem gigantic to that small self. [...]

[...] It is ego who plans for the future, trying to anticipate the environment in which it must operate. Its anticipations, of course, then form that environment.

I have mentioned this before, but your environment is a symbol of your inner life and beliefs; one appears physical to you while the inner life does not. [...]

[...] You cannot exactly say that each object is a symbol of a belief that specifically, and yet any alterations that you willfully make in your behavior with the objects of your intimate environment represent alterations of beliefs. [...]

The fetus sees the physical environment. [...]

[...] He hears while within the womb, sounds from the, physical environment, but also sounds within the available range of reality that are not accepted as such. [...]

The next chapter will describe what you may call my present environment; my present in quote “characteristics,” my associates—and you may tell your Aerofranz (Tam Mossman) that I smiled as I used the word. [...]

[...] This chapter will contain some rather fascinating points, for not only do you form the physical reality that you know, you are also forming other quite valid environments in other realities by your present thoughts, desires and emotions. [...]

[...] There are indeed ‘aspects’ of your own consciousness that operate in completely different environments. Environments, for example, that are not physical. [...]

[...] The physical environment is directly affected then by the activities of the dreaming self.

In many instances however, because of environment and other influences, the ego accepts few of the abilities available, and therefore hampers the full development of personality. [...]

Part of the unknown reality, then, is hidden beneath language and the enforced pattern of accustomed words — so, for an exercise, look about your environment. [...]

(Seth postponed ending the session to make some comments on Jane’s changing attitudes toward her physical environment, added a few remarks about the drawings I’m doing for Dialogues, then, in excellent humor, closed out the session at 12:01 A.M. Jane said her trance had been considerably deeper after break; certainly her delivery had been infused with more energy. [...]

[...] How strange, I’ve found myself thinking, that Joe, say, doesn’t see our environment in artistic terms, since what I see is so plain to me. But then, I tell myself, Joe has a method of cognition that’s quite natural to him. If he loves flowers, for instance, he may enjoy more of a sheer emotional reaction through the appreciation of a rose than I can.

That inner, all-pervasive existence becomes known to the extent that you grow more responsive to your own inner environment. [...] They are as much a part of your inner environment as trees are of your exterior world. [...]

“Those species did not vie for domination of the earth, but simply shared the same general environment with the more sophisticated groupings beyond their own perimeters. [...]

¹Rob describes Framework 2 in Session One, Footnote 2. Seth discusses Frameworks 3 and 4 in The Individual and the Nature of Mass Events as creative environments to keep in mind also. [...]

[...] Your slightest experience has far more repercussions within this multidimensional environment than the physical brain can conceive. [...]