“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The creation of this kind of reality is quite legitimate for those involved. However, they are not entitled to project their views of reality upon others—an obvious impossibility for them to grasp, since they are blind to any other kind of reality than their own.

It is his fingers that want to grasp firmly, and he out of fear, fearful habit, has blocked the impulse. Reading this will remind him of that; but again here, when he is about to open something, or to grasp it, I want him to try to feel the impulse to do so, and then go along with it.

[...] Often I remind myself that each note I write in connection with the Seth books, or send to a correspondent, represents my attempt as I compose it to grasp a little bit better the interior and exterior realities I am creating for myself. [...]

(9:30.) I do not, therefore, want you to concentrate your efforts in memorizing methods of perceiving other realities, but to realize that such insights are everywhere within your grasp. [...]

[...] You cannot understand or intellectually grasp pure truth. [...]

A connection with greed—a grasp. [...]

(“What’s that connection with greed or grasp?”)

(“A connection with greed—a grasp.” [...]

(1st Question: What’s that connection with greed or grasp? [...]

[...] He grasped at it tenaciously, and added it to the then unchallenged work to which he had, until then, devoted his main attention.

[...] You may intuitively grasp a point and intellectually not understand it, or the other way around. [...]

[...] It is only within your camouflage perspective that this remark appears illogical, but this does not mean that you still cannot grasp some of its meaning, using your own inner experience.

Earlier I mentioned fire, which was intellectually grasped by man and therefore materialized in the world of matter. [...]

[...] But there is much to be explained before you can grasp the interconnections.

[...] She was able to grasp the edge of the paper with her left hand, though—something she hasn’t been able to do before. [...]

[...] You cannot understand nor intellectually grasp pure truth. [...]

[...] You cannot understand nor intellectually grasp pure truth. [...]

[...] In fact, that kind of rage is the mark of a perfectionist caught in what seems to be the grasp of a world not only imperfect, but evil.

What is necessary is for the reader to closely review Volume 1 before digging into Volume 2. There isn’t any better way to grasp the complex themes of that first book. [...]

You have an excellent grasp of “Unknown” Reality, and of all the material contained therein. [...]

[...] In the short run, it’s still not easy to grasp, however.)

[...] And I’m sure that as the reader works his or her way through the essays, it will become quite apparent that I wrote them just as much for Jane and me as I did for others—all in our ceaseless attempts to better understand, to grasp a bit more firmly, those mental and physical adventures that we’re trying to delve into “this time around.”

(A note added the next morning: I was especially pleased to hear Seth talk of redemption, for that’s one of the main themes I tried to explore in the essays for Dreams—redemption on many levels, even though we may not grasp what’s transpiring on a number of those levels. [...]

[...] At the same time our cat Willy began to cry and try grasping at Jane’s legs and ankles. [...]

[...] An intuitive grasp may come suddenly with an equally fast disappearance of blocks of symptoms. [...]

[...] When I came back from the john, she suddenly was able to grasp the right edge of the papers with her right hand—a totally unexpected development, one that I hadn’t expected yet at all. [...]

(I told Jane after the session that the affair involving Carol and Fred, plus the session material itself, had seemed to give me a firm grasp on the Framework 2 reality; I’ve already begun putting the new appreciation into use. [...]

(It may be that I’m quite intrigued by the understanding that in Framework 2 one doesn’t have to be concerned with the details—that desired goals are being arrived at in ways we may not easily grasp—but that the work is being accomplished. [...]