“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Today is tomorrow, and present, past,
Nothing exists and everything will last.
There is no beginning, there was no end,
No depth to fall, no height to ascend.
There is only this moment, this flicker of light,
That illuminates nothing, but oh! so bright!
For we are the spark that flutters in space,
Consuming an eternity of a moment’s grace,
For today is tomorrow, and present, past.
Nothing exists, and everything will last.

If the cells did not die and were not replenished, the physical image would not continue to exist, so now in the present, as you know it, your consciousness flickers about your ever-changing corporeal image.

[...] It also flickers off and on, though as we mentioned earlier, it is never completely extinguished. [...]

[...] It flickers off and on, in other words, and in a certain rhythm, as, say, the rhythm of breath.

(The house lights flickered momentarily, but didn’t go out.

[...] Jane recalled the house lights flickering briefly, saying that at that moment she was “on the way out” of trance.

[...] The motion seemed to be all exterior, from the too-warm wind that blew into my small studio from the back hill, to the shadows of moving foliage outside that flickered across the floor.

[...] Or rather, I felt an inner psychological motion happening — a movement as definite, yet subtle as the shadows that flickered on the floor. [...]

[...] It flickers off and on—but because of the intervals of your attention, each “on” period seems to last for millions of years, of course, while at other levels the earth is like a firefly, flickering off and on.

[...] So entranced is your concentration, that when you wonder about the nature of reality you automatically confine your question to this one small flickering moment that you call physical reality. [...]

[...] In many ways it can be said that consciousness does indeed flicker, and varies in intensities. [...]

[...] We can follow a consciousness through all of its forms, for example, and in your terms, within the flicker of an eye.

[...] Her eyes flickered at the sound of my voice, but she continued speaking. [...]

[...] The changing physical scene throughout the centuries, as you know them, represents the inner images that have flickered through the minds of the individuals who lived within the world through the various ages.

All necessary information is given to you through these inner channels, and unbelievable inner activities take place before you can so much as lift a finger, flicker an eyelid, or read this sentence upon the page. [...]

[...] The lights flickered often. [...]

[...] The child’s first steps are latent within the first flickering of the infant’s eyes, for the events follow as naturally as the opening of the petals of a flower.

[...] On many of the fields within which it exists it is seen as constantly flickering, as say a fire.

[...] And it seemed in the beginning that science delivered, for the world was changed from candlelight to electric light to neon in the flicker of an eye, and a man could travel in hours distances that to his father or grandfather took days on end.

Such an individual may find himself in ten different environments within the flicker of an eyelash, for example, with no idea of the reason behind the situation. [...]

[...] See Session 514 for February 9, 1970: 1. “We can follow a consciousness through all of its forms, for example, and in your terms, within the flicker of an eye.” [...]

[...] And from that much larger, more encompassing reality, Seth could follow a consciousness in our camouflage world through all of its forms “within the flicker of an eye.”

[...] In conventional art you end up with a product on many such occasions—a book or painting or whatever—as you attempt to define in physical terms the reality of an inner existence with which you have always been familiar, and to leave in physical reality some evidence, however slight, of inner visions that flicker within all consciousness. [...]

[...] The newly entered personality, as a consciousness, flickers, in that there is a while before stabilization takes place. [...]

[...] But any warmth or flickering light will do the same.