“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Long pause.) In your dream, the tree represents the tree of life, or nature, growing on its own, repairing itself as it goes along. [...]

Its sense of identity spontaneously goes beyond the change of its own form. [...]

[...] It can hardly cover very many points, but it is generally legitimate as far as it goes.

[...] In a session devoted to a particular person, Seth usually goes out of his way to make a few jovial comments to set the person at his or her ease.

[...] In our own sessions he goes much more deeply into such subjects. [...]

Seth goes on to say that illness can be a “healthy” reaction, though it always involves personality problems: “It must be understood by the personality that the illness is a hardship on the part of the whole structure, and . [...]

[...] Above, as Jane goes into trance, she—as Seth—removes her glasses and has thrown them onto the couch. [...]

(I am not sure of some of these events as far as sequence goes, and also believe I forgot some of the experience itself. [...]

[...] The article goes into detail about the scientists who have watched the psychic surgeon operate at his home in the Philippines, and about the surgeon’s home and “operating room,” which is but a shack containing a crude wooden-slatted table. [...]

(Pause at 10:20.) It goes without saying that this is all black and white thinking. [...]

[...] It is more factual to say that it goes against the grain as far as Ruburt is concerned. [...]

He can begin by walking up that flight, seeing how many times he can do it without too much trouble, but paying no attention to the way he goes down, which has been much more difficult for him. [...]

[...] It is true to say, then, that a portion of you figuratively walks with this other person as he or she goes about separate from you in space.

[...] He goes back on chemotherapy tomorrow. [...]

[...] But Jane’s mobility as far as walking goes is what it’s all about, after all. [...]

[...] “When everything gets moving like that,” Jane said, as far as the motion goes, it has its own impetus.” [...]

(The staff had a party this noon for Susie, an aide who goes into surgery Friday for a kneecap problem, and I found plenty of food waiting for me in 330. [...]

Jane appreciates that the dates I’m always giving merely furnish a convenient framework for our material, but she’s hardly enamored of such precise methodology; she understands that it’s my way of doing things, realizes it’s very useful, and goes on from there. [...]

(10:00.) It goes without saying that on much deeper levels there is no reluctance on Ruburt’s part, or the abilities would not have developed in this fashion. [...]

[...] That rational approach goes against what I can only call life’s directives and life’s natural rhythms. [...]

Ruburt’s [recent] mental conversation with “Mary,”⁴ and your own dream about Mary with the sketchbook sheets⁵ — all of these experiences are indications of the exquisite kind of reasoning that goes on at the levels of awareness that are usually considered unreasonable. [...]

[...] And I know that in the Puerto Rico trench in the Atlantic Ocean, life in the sea at more than 8,000 feet down goes on just as it has for many millennia. [...]

The self goes on. [...]

[...] It goes without saying that Ruburt’s improvements will continue, and at a certain point accelerate as the body takes advantage of work done.

[...] Do not take anything for granted this week, either that objects are stationery or that time goes from one moment to the next. [...]

[...] Now what happens at the top of the mountain affects all that goes on below, and so everything that you do affects those other realms of selfhood, and there is an interchange that occurs constantly. [...]

[...] Its sense of identity spontaneously goes beyond the change of its own form. [...]

[...] “There goes the left foot again.” [...]