“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Unifying principles are groups of actions about which the whole personality forms itself at any given time. [...]

[...] To involve oneself in large groups, for example, is often beneficial not simply to take attention away from the self for a change, but because of the larger range of electromagnetic ranges readily available.

[...] Your terror as a child gave you an inner idea of reality and family group whereby you saw yourself completely powerless and helpless under the domination of this father figure. [...]

… He is afraid of any contacts that would … It seems here that there is a certain thing that he fears will happen to him if he involves himself in any relationship that would result in a family group. [...]

[...] This particular group of chemicals and atoms I called “me” would fall into no such traps—at least none that I could recognize.

(Now Seth made some suggestions about how the members of ESP class could, by following the data in this session, write down their individual beliefs for group discussion.)

You know that many, but not all by any means, dream symbols approximately mean the same thing, but only approximately, and only for a particular group of human beings who experienced reality on the physical plane for a comparatively short period. [...]

[...] The pressure would rather quickly build up until members grouped around it—usually standing—would have to really bear down to level it out again. [...]

[...] The men have low sperm counts and may not be able to sire children in the normal manner, yet Jane and I think that this rare group event—the only one of its kind on record—fits in with Seth’s material about the millions of variations contained within our species’ vast genetic pool. [...]

[...] Now in the same manner you can use and collect such energy when you are in a group, as in your Saturday evening excursions.

[...] If really large areas of the self are inhibited, a secondary personality can be formed, grouped about those qualities distrusted and denied by the primary ego, and usually opposed to it. [...]

[...] You will find a grouping of core beliefs about which the others gather.

[...] They will be handled in groups. [...]

[...] I also believe he was in a group with four men, maybe something to do with a string of shells, also.

The dream sequence for that group of days involved perception, first, of Ruburt’s actual previous death, and then leaped that same evening back further to much earlier events. [...]

[...] The so-called occult groups would also, with their Gnostic brotherhoods. [...]

[...] Illness is often another mode of expression, but nowhere does science mention that illness might have its purpose, or its groups of purposes, and I do not mean that the purposes themselves are necessarily derogatory. [...]

[...] I had only a little success delineating terms like “phylum” and “genus,” since I didn’t have a dictionary handy to refresh my own memory; however, I did help her understand that mammals aren’t a subspecies of any other group, but are themselves a major class of warm-blooded creatures.

[...] There was a creative use of suggestion—the second, of course, far better than the first group of thoughts.

[...] They are formations of energy assembled into invisible structures, through processes quite as valid and complicated as the organization of any group of cells. [...]

[...] The group of four sit on the edge of a concrete patio at the back of Bill’s house. [...]

[...] To involve oneself in large groups, for example, is beneficial often, not simply to take attention away from the self, but because a larger range of electromagnetic realities are easily available.