“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

If you meet your father in your dreams, he will be quite transformed from the person that you know, so you need not fear remembering your dreams on that account.

[...] In this life Ruburt saw those same characteristics in Father Ryan, where repression was used to keep him in the church. [...]

[...] The children had many fathers. [...]

[...] Two serious notes: Alice Butts, who died last week, has already visited my father. [...]

At one time the personality’s sister was a father to the present personality. [...]

[...] There is however one point along these lines I would like to make, and that is that your present father impeded his own inner development, and stunted it, through an unwillingness to face challenges in the outside world.

I called you Yo-yo when you were my father, and I am not going into any reincarnational material tonight.

[...] From the private session for January 30, 1974, which I quoted in Appendix 2: “Your father’s creativity … had its side of secrecy, privacy and aloneness … you identified creatively with his private nature. [...] You believed the painting self had to be protected … as you felt that your father had to protect his creative self in the household….”

[...] Ideally, infants “bond” with their parents, particularly with the mother but with the father also—and then they “bond” with the general ideas of their society. [...]

A vibrant encounter, concerning the cat lover’s father. [...]

[...] He was after all Ruburt’s mother’s father, and therefore the source out of which Ruburt’s mother came—the higher power, so to speak. [...]

(My father had a brother, Ernest, who died a bachelor in Florida quite a few years ago . [...]

[...] Your father greatly distrusted the public and public events. [...]

[...] You are seeing what happened to your father.

[...] You could not but imagine God as a father. [...]

The hay fever began early, the example set by your father, and you used it to temper your activities in terms of sports in particular, because your intents overall did not want you to go in that direction. [...]

(Now re my dream of July 27, 1968, involving my father and me.)

[...] And Laurel Lee Davies, the young lady who’s now helping me carry on my publishing activities, at once intuitively picked out from my files the one right photograph of Jane to us for Seth, Dreams … Jane’s father, Delmer Roberts, took the snapshot when she was on vacation with him in Baja, California in 1951. [...]

[...] Sue published her two-volume work, Conversations With Seth, in 1980-81; her father died two years later. [...]

[...] So, I think, it will be with you and your mother and father. [...]

[...] The questions, incidentally, were the result of subconscious aggression on our friend’s part, our Jesuit; quite natural, over the condition of his father. [...]

[...] There was contact made with the Jesuit’s father. [...]

[...] Your mother was ashamed of your father’s being home, for example. [...]