“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(9:34.) The same kind of recognizable standards that are normally applied to the true-or-false category do not work for such knowledge, since that knowledge is basically, automatically large enough to contain the entire true-or-false realm itself—that is, revelatory information puts true and false designations side by side, and ends up with a system large enough to contain both, in which each are seen as valid constructs that are only part of a larger view of psychological events.

You have a true or false world in that regard, and a relatively very flat psychological view of identity. Within that framework, however, you do have the creative abilities, and these stand out in their own fashions, since they “play with the facts.” They often do not honor conceptual conventions. They do not fit the true-or-false category. The imagination can of course conceive of many events, whether or not those events actually exist.

(Long pause.) Basic reality deals with far more than any true or false category, and the deeper dimensions of actuality contain the source material from which, indeed, your true or false world emerges—so it does Ruburt no particular good to overconcern himself. Our material is the best approximation, the best approximate model you can perceive of a vaster psychological field of existence.

[...] So if you believe that you are at the mercy of physical events, you entertain a false belief. If you feel that your present experience was set in circumstances beyond your control, you entertain a false belief.

[...] Often you let false beliefs blur that great vision. [...]

(10:13.) Many false beliefs therefore are indiscriminately accepted because you have not examined them. [...]

(The false awakening: I tell Rob about the plants, and perhaps make a note to record the dream. “Then I realize this is a false awakening, and that I should be able to project. [...]

[...] I think that here I had a false awakening and told Rob about the beautiful plants. [...]

[...] Then I have another false awakening in which I tell Rob about the dream and levitation.

Now: Records were often falsified; completely doctored, and false records were often planted. [...] Some sects kept false records on purpose as blinds, so that if these were stolen, the robbers would think they had what they were after.

[...] There were even certain ways of handling a preceding word, so that the word would be a clue that the next word was false. Only those in the know would recognize this, of course, and the others would merrily digest the false information.

(10:06.) There were various marks made, however, to distinguish the various sets of records, true and false. [...]

[...] But to discuss Seth or Seth’s ideas primarily from the true-or-false framework is the same thing as considering the Mona Lisa only from the validity of the physical properties of paint and canvas; very, very limiting. [...]

[...] I don’t have to “live up” to anything, I don’t have to “make the material work” or prove through my actions that it does because it proves itself in the way that creativity does, by being beyond levels of true-false references. [...]

(Ruburt:) “Rachel, if you stay in that circle it is false security.”

(Ruburt:) “Ijust know it’s false security to stay in the group.”

(To Sue:) Now these attitudes have a false premise, and knowing the premise is false will give you much more freedom. [...]

(To Carl:) From your own parents you also have some false premises, having to do with sex. [...]

[...] Your image is one that is very weak, and this you must change; for the image, again, is built upon false premises—and I will give each of you more specific particulars whenever you want them.

[...] Often false beliefs will prevent it from making these, for the egotistically held ideas will cloud its clear vision.

There is one belief, however, that destroys artificial barriers to perception, an expanding belief that automatically pierces false and inhibiting ideas.

Those that you experience are the result of false beliefs. [...]

Answer True or False:

[...] At another level he feared that his relationship with me was the result of unconscious fraud, and trickery, that he had indeed become the false prophet, and conned you and everyone else, including himself.

[...] The public aspects of it alone brought up the false prophet. [...]

[...] And if he cannot help them then he does feel like a false prophet, offering hope and practically in a given situation being unable to give it.

[...] From these “fantasized” realities and probable dream events come all the physically accepted “facts” in your world of true and false.

Probable events, experienced dream-wise, and quite valid in other areas of reality, become, say, false in your world, while the same kind of event, physically actualized, becomes true.

The entire event transcends any true or false judgments. [...]

[...] You had moved so often in the past you were afraid of making a false move, and so you chose to make no move at all. [...]

[...] You seemed to have no initiative to make a physical move on your own, and he was afraid of making another false suggestion. [...]

[...] It fears the taking of false gods, you see.

[...] In actuality the overly conscientious self has not been educated, and is deeply terrified that Ruburt is taking false gods.

[...] You desperately want Ruburt to improve significantly, yet you are afraid when some improvement shows, lest it will be a “false one” that will not last.

[...] Your sense of falseness would immediately be picked up by your superiors.

Many in the group to which you refer are not being consciously or unconsciously false to themselves. [...]

Also in the long run your salesman’s ability, which was partially developed in another life, would play you false under the circumstances which you contemplate. [...]

[...] They are involved with the importance and the nature and reliability of revelationary material and as it is related to a literal true-and-false interpretation. [...]

[...] The entire false-prophet syndrome comes from those feelings. [...]

[...] (Largely because I feared setting myself up as some sort of a ‘false prophet’ or something; or distrusted myself, rather than it, actually.)

[...] He has learned what happens when he does, and he has unlearned the false and distorted lesson that was put upon him in his early years.

[...] The conscious self had to learn to accept and welcome them, and to unlearn false lessons.

[...] Despite negative beliefs, false starts, or disappointments, Ruburt’s body has always tried to improve itself. [...]

[...] You constantly say “In the light of the past, these improvements will come to nothing—and indeed are worse than none, for they only lead into false hopes.”

Your reactions the other night, Joseph, had to do with two things; this sense of unjustified inferiority with your own ability to deal with the outside world, hence your physical immobility and back spasm; and with a superficial, rationalizing and false protective measure that operates intellectually in your case, making you think that outside conditions are so stupid that you refuse to do anything to alleviate them, feeling that the situation is so ridiculous that nothing you could do would change it. This is a rationalization to cover up the underlying, completely false sense of inferiority.

You have done much for them, and you will be able to do more in direct proportion to your ability to understand that their judgment of you is based upon their own present false conceptions.

[...] This present trouble is a result of your parents’ inabilities and false conceptions, and of your own over-conscientiousness resulting from your Denmark life.