“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] All he had to do was translate his experience into their terms, as before he felt he was expected to translate it into conventional religious, academic, or scientific terms.

[...] He is afraid that you will not love him if he does not take the traditional woman role, and that if he does not he has no right to expect such gallantry. [...]

You form the fabric of your experience through your own beliefs and expectations. [...]

Each person experiences a unique reality, different from any other individual’s. This reality springs outward from the inner landscape of thoughts, feelings, expectations and beliefs. [...]

[...] No interruptions, as we’d expected there to be. [...]

[...] In those cases the body consciousness operates unimpeded by negative expectations or concepts.

(3:52.) In terms of “starting over” at such a point, the main thing to remember is not to expect too much too fast, while recognizing that instantaneous cures are indeed probabilities.

(Anyhow, as I’ve explained to Jane lately, the method seems to be working fairly well, and I expect more success with it once I become accustomed to dealing with it. [...]

[...] I expected there to be a great difference, but watching our early history as shown in the movie made life seem impossibly grim 80,000 years ago. [...]

[...] I expected it to be good, and was afraid it would be high. [...]

[...] Obviously, do not expect Ruburt to instantly kick up his heels, either. [...]

[...] We expect to have the book ready for our editors, Tam Mossman and Lynne Lumsden, by the end of the year.

[...] I told you that such developments could be expected. [...] I expect that this latest development will involve still another.”

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

(Pause.) I give you my blessings as always, and I want to reassure you, saying again that all issues are redeemed, and any failures seem finally to be only steps along the way, seen as failure only because they seemed lacking in the light of your own expectations. [...]

[...] Before they can even see, children are already aware of what their parents expect from them in terms of health and disease, so that early patterns of behavior are formed, to which they then react in adulthood.

[...] If we behave that way, we can hardly expect others to act differently toward us.

[...] I didn’t expect anything different tonight, but I have a feeling that whether you can take advantage of it or not, it represents a kind of turning point....” [...]

[...] End of visit—no bill need be expected (with more humor). [...]

[...] I also blew out all of the candles on the cake — perhaps 25 of them — in one breath, which I don’t think staff expected I could do.

(I didn’t expect her to have a session. [...]

[...] She expected it to be short. [...]

[...] The year has been a good one, even though my practical suggestions have not been followed, your situation has improved in line with the laws of expectation.

[...] There is an interpretation to the meaning of the fall, in Biblical terms, and on another occasion I will tell you what it is but do not expect the philosophy that tells you automatically that by becoming human you have degraded yourselves. [...]