“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] All of these dreams have to do with your subconscious feeling that you and your younger brother could go under, mainly in a financial, but also in an emotional way, because of your father.

[...] Dick you saw as having fallen into debt; and you, by increasing your financial allotment to your parents to help pay for the furnace, had jumped in after him to his aid.

[...] The execution, which you feared, was a symbol for the death of many hopes, both financial hopes and artistic ones. [...]

You are subconsciously very concerned with your parents’ situation, and also you anticipate financial difficulties because of them. [...]

Such financial success is therefore important, and has its place, but when Ruburt allows himself to become overly concerned with this, then he identifies too closely with the ego alone. There are obvious financial moves he intends to make. [...]

[...] The financial success of his book is extremely important to you both, incidentally, on a conscious egotistical level.

He has finally decided to make financial steps. [...]

There is a boon coming to you financially. [...]

There were also financial considerations. [...]

He did not feel free then to take the chance, financially or creatively, to write (in quotes) a “literary” book. [...]

[...] What he means is the production of a work of his own in those terms that he considers art, an accomplishment whether or not it brings financial success.

He was angry that the psychic work was bringing financial success, to some extent, while wanting the money. [...]

You blamed yourself for financial reasons, though consciously this would be the last thing to come to your mind. You think yourself quite free of financial conditions, and as an adult now in independent terms set yourself free of your parents. [...]

The financial matter was added to this when he began to sell books. Not only did his book have to be good, you see, but financially successful since you loved him for his talents mainly, and the two were combined. With the financial elements added, then to retain your love his books must also sell well.

There is a development involving our books in the offing, not yet apparent, that will even further help your financial condition. [...]

[...] There are periods of balance, where for example—and I am using analogies, understand me—you may find a product, a person at a certain balance point, pleased with all aspects of life, in good health, well-off financially, and meeting goals. [...]

Ruburt wanted to make creativity work financially so that you could both be free to pursue it. [...]

I am not, as you should know, saying that the goal of financial success is a low one. [...]

Ruburt began to allow only psychic experiences that could be translated also—not primarily, you see—but also into financial productivity. [...]

The Seth Material hardcover did not financially change the situation that much, but his classes began to bring in money. The dream book’s failure was also important financially. [...]

[...] He could not keep up financially, much less think of moving, so put it ahead in the future again.

[...] Financially he could have, as you can now, but you were not willing to face the issues beneath. [...]

[...] Their financial success will go a long way toward the start of a new phase of your relationship.

[...] He should expect to make his financial contribution through his classes, and to throw his energy into them, and be patient as he would if he had an outside job.

[...] They will be highly creative, and quite rewarding financially also.

[...] Your early financial success also pleased your mother, and she felt that you had fallen from a high estate, not having lived long enough to see your financial gains. [...]

[...] You go back to writing notes for my book because you do think you make some contribution despite yourself, and because you then feel you are financially contributing. [...]

[...] It would be nice if you learned to appreciate your comparative financial freedom, instead of arguing with yourself as to whether or not you deserve it, or whether or not you are a good male if you accept it. [...]

[...] Financially you have absolutely nothing to worry about. [...]

[...] You would be well-equipped financially to make whatever changes you want in the future.

I want you to consider the two houses as apart from your financial considerations. [...]

[...] This is one of the main reasons that he suffers from strong feelings of disloyalty whenever he allows himself to wish that you were more successful in your work, artistically or financially.

Financial success was put off, you see. [...]

[...] At the same time he felt the need to contribute financially, and he felt that you were tying his hands by forcing him to make money in ways in which he was not particularly equipped to do so, while forbidding him to be a success with books.

You will do very well financially in the next few years—so well in fact that you, Joseph, will feel yourself compelled to sell your paintings in order to hold your own. [...]

Unconsciously you feel that because you are the oldest son you should be the money-maker, in your mother’s eyes; but she never considered painting as such as financially rewarding. [...]

You are not financially in any desperate need. [...]

[...] You feel guilty about taxes, because you feel that you have not contributed enough financially—therefore doubly angry that the money must be taken from Ruburt, and so forth.

[...] Their richness brings about the financial richness, which is as you know assured. [...] As inappropriate as this might sound, thoughts of your own fortunate financial situation help you increase that abundance—but it also helps to increase the abundance of others.

[...] Then you read the newspaper and you see that New York City is in great financial difficulty. [...]

The idea of financial abundance and of an abundance of the good things in life will not limit you, nor limit the means possible by which they will come to you. [...]

Now you did the same sort of thing in financial terms. [...]

[...] Let this abundance express itself creatively in your work, and it will automatically bring financial abundance. [...]

[...] You were changing from old attitudes to ones that would allow you to enjoy financial abundance, without feeling guilty on the one hand, or resentful on the other; to a concentration upon abundance rather that what money the government might take away from you. [...]

You do not know what exact financial manipulations will happen to give you your greater interest in your new bank accounts. [...]

You are free-lancers, so that you do not deal with a regular, specified financial state, of course. [...]

[...] Now because of these uncertainties—financial, creative, and psychic—other certainties become highly important, as a framework for such seeming unpredictability. [...]