“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Examine the event as you know it. [...]

Imaginatively, examine your image from the viewpoint of another place in the photograph. [...]

[...] As you have your recognized, official personal past, so in your system of actuality you have more or less accepted an official mass history (see Note 2). Under examination, however, that history of the species shows many gaps and discrepancies, and it leaves many questions to be answered.

These various stages of consciousness and fluctuations of psychic activity can also be examined through direct experience from the waking state. [...]

[...] Unfortunately, no one examines the nature of mental reality from such a viewpoint. [...]

As you become more proficient at using your conscious mind, then of course you examine the beliefs that surround you, even as you question and often move out of your native environment. [...]

[...] When your scientists examine them for example, they do not examine the nature, say, of an atom. [...]

Hypnosis is one method of examining dreams. [...] In order to examine the reality of dreams it is necessary to change the focus of the inner self to those directions in which the inner self moves, when the ego does not limit its scope to camouflage reality only.

I would like here to discuss a fact about which we have spoken briefly in the past; that is, that the inner world cannot be examined with the outer senses, that indeed the main purpose of the outer senses is the interpretation of the outer or camouflage existence.

[...] The intense but limited focus of usual consciousness will itself distort the true nature of dreams, and the ego will hold any such conscious examination of dreams within rigid bonds.

[...] You have never really examined your beliefs seriously concerning your objective physical surroundings, and your psychic attitudes. [...]

[...] His anxiousness led to the most severe examinations of conscience, such examinations being a recommended Catholic practice. [...]

[...] At the same time, it seemed obvious that these memories surfacing represented a therapeutic instance of what Seth had said would happen: memories bubbling to the surface where they could be examined and defused, instead of being kept repressed in the past. [...]

[...] Beliefs can be challenged, examined, changed, with resulting alterations in your experience.

The very fact that you work together at the book brings your private and joint beliefs together for examination. [...]

[...] Unless you believe that the problem is insoluble, out of your control—and if you believe that you had better immediately examine that belief, for it is false. [...]

[...] Instead you should examine your conscious beliefs, for they are so strong that they are causing you not only to focus upon calamity in the physical world, but to use your inner abilities to the same end.

(Pause, one of few, at 9:50.) I expect that by now my readers have at least begun to examine their beliefs, and perhaps obtained a glimpse of some invisible ones that had been accepted before as definite aspects of reality.

[...] Examine the list as though it belonged to someone else. [...]

(First, though: Last week I received from our eye doctor, Jim Adams, the usual card telling me that it had been two years since my eyes had been examined and new glasses prescribed. [...]

[...] When JA examined me I got a very pleasant surprise, for he told me that my eyes had improved over last time, and that they were now bothering me because my present glasses were getting to be too strong. [...]

So last night, less than two days after she’d held her last session, I asked Jane for some material about the central theme of her days in the hospital, both from her own viewpoint and that of the doctors who probed, examined, and discussed her and her problems. [...]

[...] “Your joints are destroyed,” Dr. Mandali told Jane, after getting the opinion of the young out-of-town rheumatologist she’d asked to examine my wife. [...]

Let me quickly add that all of the doctors who examined her advanced their suggestions while trying to be helpful, and in the name of “truth” as they saw it—with individual variations, of course. [...]

[...] You want to examine the universe from the outside, to examine your societies from the outside. [...]

Now if you are going to understand human personality or deal with the psychology of being, then you must first of all examine your own being and you cannot examine it as you can a rock. [...] Follow it through and see what you get, and then examine it. [...]

[...] You are used to examining your dream state from the viewpoint of your “waking” condition, but some time in the dream state try to examine your normal waking reality. [...]

[...] You always examine your dreams then from an “alien” standpoint, one prejudiced in favor of the ordinary waking state. [...]

An examination of your conscious thoughts will tell you much about the state of your inner mind, your intentions and expectations, and will often lead you to a direct confrontation with challenges and problems. [...]

[...] If you like the effect then you seldom examine the thought. [...]

[...] You have only to use your ability consciously, to examine the nature of your thoughts and feelings and project those with which you basically agree.

You cannot examine reality without examining yourself, in other words. [...]

[...] It is impossible, however, to look inward with any clearness if you are unwilling to change your attitudes, beliefs, or behavior, or examine those characteristics that you consider uniquely your own.

[...] The therapist in hydro this morning, who’d examined her last week, literally gasped when she examined the ulcer on each thigh: “I don’t believe this.” [...]

[...] These investigations will also deal with a systematic examination into all levels of consciousness.

Autohypnosis then will be utilized in an effort to discover what experiences are common in various levels or trance states, and these shall be examined in a search for primary and secondary conditions. [...]

The potentialities of human personality cannot be examined as one would crack open a nut to see what is inside. [...]

[...] Therefore, it behooves you to examine your beliefs and expectations very clearly.

[...] If you do not like your lives, then examine your expectations. [...]

[...] You must examine your own dreams. [...]

[...] If so, however, by examining the inner landscape of thoughts, you would find the source here that initially brought about the physical ailment. [...]

Feelings can be examined in the same way. [...]

[...] In this case it will lead you not into a deeper examination and perception of the present moment, but instead into an awareness and recognition of what I will call alternate present moments.