“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In your terms, the ideal itself arises because of the intimate daily chores and activities of living; the sacredness of the body’s motion and all of those questions that arise between its motion and the time when it will be silent. Ruburt is beginning to understand, and lay down a burden. So will his “work” be enriched and fulfilled—but because he is joyfully himself. These sessions are fun. When they are not fun, creative play, joyful wonder, then they will no longer serve their purpose. So no session should be held because of a sense of responsibility.

Now if you all want to play games some night, we will have some fun with the table. In the meantime, beneath the fun and games, feel your own vitality. [...]

[...] Have fun. The gods have fun, and if you listen you can hear their laughter. [...]

[...] It might be fun certainly to try.

You are such fun, you two. [...]

I am leaving your past, that is immediate-past lives, for future reference because I’ll have such fun with you when the time comes. [...]

[...] It is just so much fun to taunt you. [...]

[...] You need a good challenge — it is fun! [...]

[...] Now joy sounds quite acceptable, but (with amusement) our city will also have fun — which in many spiritual circles is not so acceptable!

[...] You say instead to yourself “It is too difficult,” or “It is no longer fun,” or “It is not worth it.”

[...] He tries his best under the circumstances to look his perkiest, to have fun. [...]

[...] Then you say “It is no fun to go out,” and it does indeed become too hard for him if you are not going to enjoy it. [...]

[...] Great conversation, stimulating, fun, etc. [...]

Now if I were coming here for fun, I would indeed enjoy smiles and light and conversation. I would not, however, think of coming to such a sober group for fun. [...]

[...] Or take twenty minutes when you can, with those rackets (badminton), so that running is combined with the idea of fun.

[...] I told you before that some physical gamelike period should be adopted, and suggest your rackets and birds —but activity that is considered fun.

The idea of playfulness, and even of fun and ease, must be maintained. Ruburt must find the game fun, not resolutely pursue it. [...]

Again, here particularly the game should not be carried out resolutely but with an idea of imaginative fun. [...]

[...] This is no fun life. [...] There is every reason in the world why using your abilities in such a manner should be fun. [...]

[...] I like it when it’s fun, and that was fun. [...]

(4:29.) Some playful behavior on Ruburt’s part would be of considerable benefit — and this would be even better if the two of you could possibly indulge in some kind of play together, even if only mind games were involved — games with no particular purpose, except fun.

[...] Fun, but neither one of us had stayed with our ideas.)

[...] The book should be fun to write besides, and combine your writing and painting abilities. [...]

I would do this by whispering, but it is more fun this way. [...]

The word Sumari carries within itself the essence of playful creativity, and delights indeed in so-called miraculous healings, enjoying surprises and a sense of pure fun. [...]

[...] A point: I told you that the sessions must be fun—that is, creative, exploratory, and as free as possible – and, I add, not only for you but for me as well. [...]

[...] For fun, think of the expanding tissue capsule in terms of or in connection with, the theory of your expanding universe. [...]

[...] He has also stated that he will have much fun with Jane and me as he reveals those existences to us. [...]

[...] I’ve had fun with you in my fashion.

[...] I like it when it’s fun, and that was fun. [...]