“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He goes through new stances quickly now. [...]

All of this goes back, forgive me, to fears that the spontaneous self will in one way or another get him in trouble.

[...] Measured work of that nature is very difficult for Ruburt—hence the typing, for example of manuscripts, such as mine, that he cannot change as he goes along, is very difficult. [...]

(To Gert.) Now you do direct and apply some of it and you are coming along well but a good deal of it goes out willy-nilly. [...]

[...] (Pause.) When he goes to see your father he feels guilty because he is not seeing his mother, who is also in a home. [...]

[...] She wants to, and needs to, do work in which she is her own creator, and goes through the creative process from start to finish consciously, etc. [...]

[...] Ruburt shows some improvement, and then goes back until you try again.

[...] It is called “I see nothing, I hear nothing and I know nothing,” but in it she goes her way and does her thing and has her Jason. [...]

[...] The impact of many of my statements of the past goes unrecognized, or perhaps the words sound pat, but there are other conditions of life that you do not perceive, sometimes because your time sequences are too different. [...]

(When Seth is speaking rapidly I find that I write rapidly in order to keep up, often without much awareness of what I am putting down as far as meaning goes. [...]

[...] But in the first case she doesn’t know where she goes.

(2. There are clear connections between the “massive” portions of Jane’s latest psychic adventure and her first encounters with Seth Two in April, 1968; she goes into those experiences in some detail in Chapter Seventeen of The Seth Material. [...]

[...] Jane said this data goes with the earlier underground and spade data, and is a symbolic reference to the death of Nate Goldsmith. [...]

And what (to Ned) I said to you still goes, if you remember what I said, having to do with the service. [...]

[...] He may leave so completely that the body goes into coma, if the body consciousness has also suffered shock. [...]

[...] A root goes out in all directions. [...]

(9:45.) When your body and mind are working together then the relationship between the two goes smoothly, and their natural therapeutic systems place you in a state of health and grace. [...]

[...] But how about saying something about Jane’s trouble when she goes to the john?”)

[...] You are a mother in a way that many mothers are not, and the psychic awareness within you and its vitality goes out like rays to give vitality to your children. [...]

[...] That cooperation goes unnoticed, largely, yet it rests firmly upon the stability that is characteristic within all life. [...]