“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane and I almost had an argument over the setup, though, for I had mistakenly assumed that she’d be glad to see everyone at once and get it over with, so we’d be free the rest of the day. Instead, Jane was counting on being free for the day and didn’t want to see anybody except Sue. [...]

[...] The personality appears in its truest state if it seems, in dreams, that you are free of space and time. It is indeed because the basic self is free of space and time. [...]

There is a certain residue, in other words (pause) of fairly desolate feelings — and these are working themselves out through such expression, thus freeing the body for additional improvements. [...]

[...] You should be free to make your decisions with a fairly clear mind. [...]

This is truly a space-time warp, permitting free interchanges. [...]

[...] She knows of Pete Harpending through a family connection, and I told her to feel free to call him. [...]

[...] They are free of the necessity to follow physical rules of time and growth. [...]

[...] In that area Ruburt found it difficult to free himself.

[...] The personality is always free to choose, in your terms, its future. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Probabilities always operate, and free will is always involved. [...]

[...] And late that month, and for the very first time, Jane allowed me to push her in her chair in front of company—a Friday-night group of friends, one reminiscent of the free, exuberant gatherings we used to have every weekend in our downtown apartments. [...]

[...] At the same time, the hostages were “almost free” in Iran, aboard their plane taxiing into takeoff position at Iran’s Tehran airport. [...]

[...] I also think her painting reflects her free physical motion in her dreams. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) Time overlays present you with a picture in which you have free will—yet each event that you choose will have its own time version. [...]

Because I knew why you had come here, and I knew your wife would come here also, and I am not saying there is no free will. [...]

While you are freeing yourself still you recognize within your psyche a leaning in that direction, and so you lash out whenever you hear such ideas, not realizing that you lash out also against yourself. [...]

[...] To be free to write freely, he had also to make a certain financial success, or he would need a job.

[...] The symptoms and curtailment of activities were invisibly combined, so that he did not realize you could consciously set up a system in which you could work freely without distractions, and be perfectly free to do whatever else you wanted otherwise.

[...] So you will not get off scot-free.

It is similar to the fourth sense in that it is free of course from the arbitrary past, present and future, and it is also similar in that it involves an intimate becoming, or a transformation of self into something else.

Your guest this evening did not merely happen to come upon your acquaintance, though free will does operate, as I have maintained. [...]

[...] It was not an office I had ever been in, yet was next door to an office I used to visit occasionally when Jane and I lived in Tenafly, NJ, and I was free-lancing as an artist in NYC. [...]

[...] But as Jane has said, things are “calmer” psychically when we’re by ourselves: In trance or out, she can concentrate upon the work at hand, free of the presence of a third individual — one who is bound to radiate his or her own psychic characteristics. [...]

Once you free your consciousness from limited concepts of time and self, then you can begin to explore the unknown reality that is the unrecognized self.

[...] They are free to go their own way. [...]

[...] He felt free using this information in writing. [...]

[...] When Seth did come through her voice was quite strong, and free of tremor. [...]

To some extent the material on Frameworks 1 and 2 is of course an example of the entire idea, for you receive a good deal of information in sessions not given to book dictation — simply because, while our books are extremely free, still they must be colored by your ideas of what books are.