“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You may again recall our fifth dimensional imaginary structure. [...]

(See the 12th session [in Volume 1] for most of the material on the fifth dimension. [...]

As far as fifth dimension is concerned, I have said that it is space. [...]

[...] This is what I mean by fifth dimension. [...]

[...] So are the wires that we constructed to make our point about the fifth dimension, but for all practical purposes, we must behave as if the wires were there …

[...] Space, I have said, is the fifth dimension, but you have seen that this true space has little in common with the space that you usually think of. That is, fifth dimensional space is not an emptiness to be filled, being itself alive and vibrant, and changing its outer nature according to the plane which is composed of it.

[...] True space, fifth dimensional space, has abilities of expansion that do not need space, not in your terms.

[...] And I repeat: instead true space, fifth dimensional space, is the vitality and stuff of all existence itself, vital and alive, from which all other existences are woven through means which I have outlined so far in a rather sketchy fashion. [...]

[...] If it has not happened in May then around the fifth of July perhaps.

[...] A fourth and fifth-dimensional mathematics cannot be initiated from within inside your own system.

[...] Rob really had a great time, though, for the twenty-fifth session he didn’t have to take notes while we tried out the recorder. [...] He congratulated us on our “twenty-fifth anniversary,” and said jokingly, You will be much older by the time I am through with you. Most of the session was a discussion of ordinary subjective states emphasizing the fact that these could not be pinpointed in a laboratory or understood simply by the use of the ordinary scientific method. [...]

[...] I would prefer to work on Fifth Avenue.” [...]

[...] I will also continue with your fifth dimension material, add much to the time discussion, and go into some elements of existence on other planes that are different from your own. [...]

[...] You will come no closer to knowledge of the fifth dimension until you use the inner senses as tools of perception.

[...] The meeting, if it takes place, will occur between the first and fifth days of October or November. [...]

No thought has been given to the personality structure as it exists in a fourth-dimensional reality, or in a fifth-dimensional reality, and yet a fourth or fifth-dimensional personality structure contains the most important hints of all.

[...] In fifth-grade history class, in the convent she’d been sent to because her mother was hospitalized for treatment of severe rheumatoid arthritis, Jane learned about Marie Antoinette, queen of France, who had been guillotined in Paris in 1793. [...]

[...] Its 15 known isotopes have radioactive half-lives of from one-fifth of a second to about 88 million years. [...]

In the beginning of your sessions, Seth spoke about what he called the fifth dimension, and gave you an analogy meant to represent it. [...]

(Seth referred to this bewildering multiplicity very early in the sessions, and dealt with it rather extensively in the 12th session of January 2,1964, in his first explanation of what he calls the fifth dimension. [...]

(This sounds very much like the use of what Seth calls the third, fourth and fifth inner senses: Perception of past, present, and future; the conceptual sense; cognitionof knowledgeable tissue. [...]

[...] Fifth dimensional space is something else again. [...]

[...] (In the last session.) This may refer to 72nd Street, and Fifth Avenue.

I still haven’t gone completely into our fifth dimension discussion, but I am rounding out our imaginary structural universe in such a way that the fifth dimension material will fit in almost effortlessly when the time comes. [...]

[...] (Why isn’t Eve’s age given in the Bible?) Enoch, the fifth elder listed after Seth, lived for a mere 365 years, but sired Methuselah, who at 969 years is the oldest individual recorded in the Bible. [...]

(Long pause.) Other democratic societies had existed in the past, but in them democracy was still based on one religious precept, though it might be expressed in different ways — as, for example, in the Greek city-states (in the sixth and fifth centuries B.C.). The Holy Roman Empire united a civilization under one religious idea, but the true brotherhood of man can be expressed only by allowing the freedom of man’s thought under the banner of cooperation; and only this will result in the fulfillment of the species, with developments of consciousness that in your terms were latent from the beginning.