“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I expect my suggestions given in the last session, few as they are, to be followed religiously.

[...] Seth gave us this prediction perhaps two years ago.) Unfortunate expectations and various projections operated here however, but the intuitive background was enough to wipe these out within an instant of your first meeting. [...]

He taught himself the hard way, in other words, out of a lack of faith and expectation.

[...] I expected all the racket to break Jane’s trance, but it didn’t; she paused for a few moments and then continued.)

[...] They are materialized experiences formed by you according to your expectations and beliefs. [...]

[...] I expected them to be unswerving. [...]

I understand you have left, but I expected a full concentration on your work and plans. [...]

[...] All you have to do to please me is work a reasonable amount of hours daily; then I do not care what you do, but I expect that purpose to govern and direct your lives to be the focus about which all other events happen, not a sideline.

[...] So I have a simple question for you and I will expect an answer. [...] Now this is my question for you this evening, and I expect it faced and answered honestly. [...]

[...] Unconsciously, however, there were reasons why you acted in such a manner, and you knew while you were doing this that the return was not of the kind that you would expect or wanted. [...]

I expect a serious attempt to meet this problem head-on, for he can triumph in this respect. [...]

I expect everything to go well. [...]

[...] The intellect’s expectations and intents spontaneously and automatically trigger the proper bodily mechanisms to bring about the necessary environmental interactions, and your intent as expressed through your intellect directs your experience of the world.

Your experience will follow your concentration and belief and expectation. [...]

I do not expect either of you to be saints, so certainly do not expect it of yourselves. [...]

(A few notes, rather than at the end of the sessions:On Thursday, November 9, I had the two teeth extracted by Paul O’Neill—a difficult time indeed, but after an uncomfortable night and morning, am recovering as expected. [...]

[...] It is this of course that makes the walking possible, and that is releasing new energy from Framework 2. You can indeed expect more frequent improvements, and I will give you whatever current information is helpful. [...]

Since the individual constructs matter, and indeed constructs his own physical universe, he can improve these constructions; and his expectations are intimately connected with the subconscious mechanism of construction itself.

The thyroid gland operates strongly in regard to expectations, hormonal balances being maintained at rather normal levels normally. [...]

The mind constructs into matter its own idea of reality, and this is where personal expectation comes into play. [...]

(She’d obviously, I thought, expected recognition by her peers in the writing field when she matured, with her obvious talents. [...]

[...] As our readership grew, as you heard from readers or from some members of the media or whatever, it seemed to Ruburt that what he did best—have sessions, write his books—was not enough, that he was expected to do far more. [...]

[...] Jane’s delivery had been surprisingly good, much more emphatic and paced than I’d expected it to be. [...]

You were therefore expected by him to keep the sessions from getting out of hand, to help in quotes “police” his spontaneous self here, as you did in the sexual area and in your personal relationship. To him this was logical, if subconscious, expectation.

[...] On the other hand of course Ruburt also expected you to come up with and initiate the noncontact behavior when he felt that your relationship was getting too close for comfort, that his physical love for you might lead him some time to neglect consciously or unconsciously proper contraceptive behavior.

[...] All of us expected an easygoing session — one that might touch upon current events involving the three of us, from a very ill feline, say, to our impromptu Friday evening “reincarnational dramas.” But we certainly didn’t expect Seth to continue the material he’d begun in his book relating to biblical times.)

[...] But these were expected exaggerations and embellishments that preceded the giving of information.

[...] The “burden” of that relationship rests upon you —again, both of you—upon your expectations and those beliefs about the world that you have projected upon that company. [...]

[...] Now as long as you expect a god to take on the responsibilities of a god, it seems inconceivable to look inside. [...]

[...] Ruburt has often said, “Some of my correspondents expect me to be completely healthy, wealthy and wise, and indeed beyond any human feelings,” and he is quite correct.

[...] I definitely did not expect such complete agreement on Jane’s part with my list.)

[...] I make no attempt to dominate Ruburt’s private life nor, indeed would I expect him to allow it. [...]

[...] For the speediest overall improvement can be expected as each of you realize together and separately that the condition can be, and is being, changed for the better.

[...] The impact of all of our books goes far beyond, for example, the numbers sold, and it is in both of your natures (with amused irony) to send forth into your worlds books that are in exuberant opposition to its mass beliefs—(much deeper) so you can hardly expect the readership of gothic novels. [...]

[...] I am not putting down the species in any way, yet it is true to say that (pause) people who are beyond their time, or ahead of it, cannot expect most people to accept their ideas so readily.