“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I do feel that part of that enrichment involves a worldwide (and possibly universal) healing action, contributed to by each living form—that here on earth, at least, this vital force of our own creation sustains us in an unending grand synthesis of regeneration. Yet I haven’t read anything about this, at least put in just this way. Our species should study the whole subject of global healing, so that it can use the knowledge gained to lead itself into new areas of thought and feeling.

In her own creative way, Jane is doing just this; her physical symptoms are the signposts of her personal struggle, and of mine, and of our joint incomplete knowledge. With her successes and failures Jane leads the way for many, even while she and I keep trying to learn more. Yet it’s an exceedingly lonely journey that my wife is taking, even with my help. The varieties of consciousness springing out of this global healing process must literally be without end—always creative, always forward looking.

[...] There is an entire global dream network, in other words, that goes quite unrecognized—one of spectacular organization in which exchanges of information occur that give you the basis for the formation of recognized physical events.

[...] I’d been especially impressed by this passage (and still am): “There is an entire global dream network, in other words, that goes quite unrecognized—one of spectacular organization in which exchanges of [...]

Setting up such a global organization to study dreams, I told Jane, with some amusement, would probably require a decade of arguing among nations. [...]

[...] You agree on accepting as fact only a small portion of the large available data that compose any moment individually or globally. [...]

[...] You have a propensity for wanting to think in terms of hierarchies of consciousness, with humanity at the top of the list, in global terms. [...]

[...] To devote oneself to such a cause is far more praiseworthy than to steadily bemoan global problems with a sorrowful eye and a mournful voice.

Now: every individual alive is intimately concerned at certain levels with all of the national and global challenges in the political and social and religious arena.

[...] Those will appear in the private lives of citizens and in private dreams and in national events, or global ones, so that both arenas of activity are always intimately involved. [...]

[...] The personal decisions all add up to the global happenings on any given day.

[...] This occurs on a global basis, and is an everchanging process, for free will always operates, and the field of probabilities constantly changes.

It seems under those conditions that only pessimism can be an adequate response, so that any private or global condition of an adverse nature, left alone, will further deteriorate. [...]

[...] Events fit together, forming a cohesive whole that gives you a global scale of activities. [...]

[...] Now, however, your global situation as a race requires the new acquisition of some “ancient arts.” [...]

[...] You do this individually, but you also do it en masse on national and global levels.

[...] In each case in those times there was the greatest cooperation, on a global scale, between species. [...]

Many of your global dilemmas seem so desperate only because in those areas you have gone as far as you can go — without going further. [...]

[...] During break we speculated about what might be learned from a computerized global study — one extending back to the beginning of our recorded history, say — to see what correlations could be discovered between earthquakes and periods of great emotional and social upheaval throughout the world…. [...]

[...] Experiences — both personal and global — will come into the perception of a person who holds this belief, that will only serve to deepen it further.

[...] These attributes were pursued at the expense of others for individual reasons and those en masse. The rest of the world agreed to such actions, however, and various portions of it took entirely different courses, so that in your experience global society would show a kaleidoscope of varying focuses and their results.

[...] So consciousness is really exploring the nuclear question in global terms, even though here in Dreams I usually deal with its “local” aspects.

[...] He sees the psyche experimenting privately with probable actions in the dream state, and envisions humanity’s mass dreams as providing an inner vehicle by which man chooses global events. [...]

[...] We project our inner knowledge “outward” in distorted fashion; thus on a global scale we thrash about with our problems of war, overpopulation, and dwindling natural resources, to name but a few.

(3. I asked that Seth continue his material on the waking-sleeping patterns of the species on a global scale. [...]