“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You have so concentrated upon the categorization, delineation, and exploration of the objective world that it surely seems to be “the only real one.” [...]

[...] For some reason I felt at the time that she did not want to explore too deep a state this evening; but events proved me mistaken here. [...]

(9:38.) In a way, Ruburt’s symptoms ended up as providing a system of controls, serving in several rather than one area, but areas that he is now exploring in rather concentrated form. [...]

He is obviously more restricted in that regard, but neither have you had a woman you had to escort, so your times were spent thinking, writing, exploring the nature of reality, and affecting society while not being infected by it, according to your concepts and beliefs. [...]

[...] I do not want to oversimplify, yet such a type of consciousness is far more interested in exploring the nature of itself as it relates to exterior conditions or circumstances. [...]

[...] Ruburt can, and will, learn to explore this dimension even further. [...]

[...] Just before the session I asked my pendulum a few questions — keeping in mind that I wasn’t so sure this technique should be used to explore other than physically oriented data. [...]

All matter is based upon the units mentioned, with their unpredictability and their propensity for exploring all probabilities. [...]

[...] On the other hand, do explore the entire field of vision simultaneously. [...]

[...] Rob and I had discovered a whole new world together, and we were going to explore it.

[...] Flexibility is the key here, a voluntary changing or alteration of the self as it is allowed to change freely with each probability that is explored. [...]

[...] How many stars will man explore before this archaic heaven be found?

[...] All aspects of the sciences and the arts would be explored.

[...] All that work can’t be described here, but we accomplished our main goal: exploring from new angles the relationships involving Jane, Seth, and our physical [camouflage] reality.

[...] Though almost eight years had passed since Seth had first come through, she’d known for some time that she wanted to explore the whole phenomenon more deeply. [...]

(Jane and I would rather explore specific reincarnational information in an outright book on the subject, and then only after we’d acquired much more personal [and theoretical] material. [...]

[...] Originally Jane and I deleted the following rather personal material from the session — yet we present it here because in it Seth explores further the connections involving the three of us. [...]

[...] Here again Seth/Jane explores the mail connection with the object, which is a pseudopostage stamp. [...]

Through it all each one of us felt a penetrating nostalgia for those vanished classes, for they’d been truly unique; I don’t think it would be possible to recapture their particular, innocent, lasting sense of excitement and exploration. [...]

[...] The house to you now represented a new dimension that you were to explore. [...]

[...] The so-called inner world can be at least theoretically explored, however, in just such a way. [...]

[...] It also reminded me of how good the material could be in its more generalized context, and that there were available from Seth reservoirs of information that we’d never be able to fully explore, simply because of our ages and other time-related limitations. [...]

I surely understand that you want to make the knowledge practical in the physical world, and to help people as much as you can, but that cannot be the only goal — for that goal must always be the high personal exploration of consciousness, the creative and artistic pursuit for which there may be no name. [...]