“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Ideas represent this sort of construction, and can actually be handed down generation through generation, given a strong enough send-off by any given individual. [...]

[...] You are speaking to the younger generations strongly, and they are the people who will make up the fabric of the so-called official establishments in the future, and they will come to those establishments with far different values than those people now ruling. [...]

[...] You are changing probabilities for the better, and in the same fashion do the generations pick and choose their probabilities, so that from any given century uncountable probabilities form. [...]

[...] Had you made greater effort to understand, both of you, the affair for one thing would have been much more pleasant, but further anxiety would not have been generated. [...]

[...] They also act as transformers, and provide much of the generating energy that makes creation continuous in your terms. [...]

The sign of the younger generation. [...]

[...] They seeded a generation, then.¹

[...] (Naturally, the more Seth told us about the human ability to generate such forms, the more questions we had!) In that 9th session Seth also used his term, “probable self,” for the first time.

For many reasons at various periods in your time there has been particular work to be done requiring numbers, a broad stratum, a physical pool, that would serve as a basis for future generations. [...]

[...] Your activities in the sleep state will actually be rather ambitious, and you will generate considerable energy from them. [...]

[...] They had to touch the times, and they did so by transforming those times for later generations.

1. Genes are elemental units arranged along the threadlike chromosomes in the nucleus of each cell, and transmit hereditary characteristics to following generations of animals and plants. [...]

(We read that in ordinary terms highly creative people [like Jane] usually generate large amounts of theta and low-alpha waves pretty constantly while doing their thing. [...]

[...] Many government officials and private analysts now believe that if the operating risks associated with nuclear power generating plants do not ultimately shut down many of them, their economic dilemmas will. [...] By the late 1980s power from those new nuclear plants will be 25 percent more expensive than it would be if generated from coal.

[...] If the building itself was breached, the escaping radiation could cause some 48,000 deaths, 250,000 nonfatal cancers and injuries, 5,000 first-generation birth defects, render 200 square miles uninhabitable, require decontamination of another 3,200 square miles, and damage other properties worth many billions of dollars. [...]

Sometimes there is / no reply at all, as if /
my voice itself / turns into mist / or is lost in /
the waves pounding / until it seems / I am indeed /
abandoned, / separated from / some forgotten self /
who has gone elsewhere / without me, / so that the gulf /
between us / is so distant / that messages sent back /
and forth / now take so long / to reach me /
that only future / generations / of myself /
would be here to / catch their meaning.

[...] They generate trust. [...]

[...] Watch television or whatever, but imagine—lightly, now—a pyramid with each of you at its base, going upward into Framework 2. The energy you sense in whatever program you watch imagine almost like a generator, as energy here drawing power from Framework 2 into the room, into Ruburt’s body and your own, activating both your physical and psychic existences.

[...] During it, energy is generated that makes the dream state itself possible. [...]

[...] In February, again, company officials revealed the discovery of extensive corrosion in the bundles of small-diameter tubes in the two steam generators powered by Unit No. [...] The tubes circulate hot radioactive water from the reactor throughout the steam generators. [...] (Steam generators at some other plants have a new problem: the accumulation of a corrosive sludge at their bases.)

You know then that you yourselves create your universe and that each generation creates it anew in its own image. [...]

[...] They are self-generating and there is no possibility of thinking in terms of either beginning or end. [...]

Your willingness to help Ruburt walk, your encouragement—these are all important, but the most important issue is the unity, in practical terms, of imagination and will, and the generation of creative ability in health terms, that can be sparked.

The Germans of that particular generation were not revenging past misdeeds. [...]

Your generation as a whole had to learn the importance of thought and responsibility. [...]