“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The form alienates many people because they are afraid of leaving the structured language of prose behind.

[...] You see the physical form. [...]

[...] Symbolically, Seven (Oversoul) was important because the book showed Ruburt the wedding of psychic ability and creative ability, emerging as fiction and art form, and his baby.

[...] When you were doing commercial art you were utilizing some important aspects of creativity, though you were not matured enough to use them except in limited form.

[...] Instead, according to him, Jane adopted her physical immobility as a form of protection against going too far, too fast, with her unique abilities. [...]

[...] You are learning how to form reality from your own beliefs, while having at the same time the freedom to choose those beliefs—to chose your mental state in a way that the animals, for example, do not. [...]

(Pause.) For various reasons already given, concerning your joint relationship, and your own purposes (to me), it has taken some time for a newer, suitable framework to form itself — one in which Ruburt is free to pursue mystic experience in a practical structure; one in which unconventionality of thought is allowed to continue freely. [...]

[...] The challenges are not there, either — only in latent form.

[...] It is foolish to say that the spider’s web is less a work of art because the web can be formed in no other way by a spider, since for one thing the differences in the individual webs are not obvious to you, only to the spiders. [...]

[...] The nuances, which are important, appear in many groups of sessions, given in the past, and also include his reaction to attitudes of your own, which to some extent helped form and solidify his own ideas in those regards. [...]

[...] Many such lapses are exaggerated because of your beliefs, so that they are experienced in a more drastic form than necessary. [...]

[...] The only concern I had in this respect was that it represented creative drives, if in a distorted form. [...]

[...] The fact remains however that many individuals choose to “specialize” in quotes, learning for example how to translate creative thought into physical form, or into physical abundance, and relatively ignore other areas.

[...] It is not eternal, you have formed it. It has not formed you…

[...] According to him, Seth answered each of his questions in turn as Phil formed them in his mind. [...]

[...] These varying perceptive abilities organize so that their perceptive powers are pooled in a gestalt that eventually forms a new identity, a more complicated psychological structure that is capable of perceiving larger areas of reality.

[...] Jane usually wrote several drafts for her “own” books, but spoke her books by Seth in final draft form.

[...] The “luxury” of expressing emotion even in exaggerated form was suddenly denied them, and the sense of powerlessness grew by contrast.

[...] He had to see the book in its completed form in order to perceive the inner condition.

[...] As you understand time, you will eventually be able to merge your inner comprehension with your physical self, and form your world on a conscious basis. [...]

[...] It cannot be stressed too strongly that experience within the self can lead to at least some understanding of the nature of action in its pure form, for within your physical universe action is to some extent frozen, insofar as your perceptions of it are concerned.

[...] In a universe formed by chance, with the survival of the fittest as the main rule of good behavior, illness became a kind of crime against a species itself. [...]