“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

HE WAS ON HIS WAY TO THE HOLY LANDS. HIS SHOES HAD BEEN STOLEN AS HE SLEPT. [...]

The pointer replied: ASIA WAS WHERE YOU SAW HIM, THOUGH HE WAS IN MANY OTHER PLACES, TRAVELING IN HIS MIDDLE YEARS, DOING PENANCE FOR HIS SINS ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOMS OF THE AGE.

[...] He couldn’t do much more without cutting down on his own painting hours, so I often did experiments on my own while he was in the studio.

[...] He continues to work out his own probabilities. [...] You call his system an alternate system of probability, but this is precisely what he would call yours.

[...] Neither Jane or Rob see Seth or the others, although Seth is gesturing and his voice is audible, at least to me.

[...] He tells me that this warp will only exist for a short time, connecting his reality and mine, before it disconnects and that the same situation probably will not happen again. [...]

[...] Some years ago, Rob did do some medical artwork and was astonished at his success. [...]

[...] He has done well, and you have helped him in the important matter of keeping his spirits up in the meantime. [...]

[...] You have seen our dweller in the hall here (Theodore) use his abilities—and he does not need to look for wonders because he is experiencing reality. [...]

(Seth was quite intense in his delivery of the preceding material—more so than usual.)

[...] If I had gold stars, I would paste one on his (Theodore’s) forehead—but then he would be the one who would have to go to the bank and explain the strange star and not I.

False eyelashes would not fit his personality any more than they would fit mine. [...]

[...] After all, I said, man is but one species who creates his perception of the living earth in concert with nearly innumerable other species — and each other species does the same thing from its viewpoint. Even with his seemingly destructive ways, man can injure that joint reality only to a minor extent, regardless of such potential fiascos as that posed by Three Mile Island, or even nuclear war. [...]

[...] Yet I am saying that man has free will within the framework of his existence, and that all other species do also within the frameworks of their existences (underlined).

[...] If he says: “Life has no meaning,” he cannot be disappointed if such is the case, for he is ensconced in a self-created cocoon that has meaning (underlined), because it provides a cushion against his deepest fears (all very intently).

(But no matter, for it certainly seemed that with his material on evolution this evening Seth was preparing for his next book: Dreams, “Evolution,” and Value Fulfillment. [...]

[...] I’m asking his help in obtaining source material for the visual “evidence” for evolution — showing the forms involved, say, as little by little the descendants of the reptile changed into the bird. [...]

(The scientist in question may never answer my letter, but it’s already had one unexpected beneficial effect: Tonight, after he finished book dictation, Seth gave an excellent summation of his own version of what our species like to call evolution. [...]

Later he finds a pyramid-shaped pile of dead puppies, representing the death of old beliefs that had lingered from his childhood. He then discovers a newly-born puppy, fully alive, and this represents his finding and claiming the new spontaneous, creative portions of his being. [...]

[...] Seth says so in his books, but we ask the psyche the wrong questions.)

[...] Fresh material was being born anew in the past, and he didn’t know how to fit it into his time scheme.”

“Toward the end of the material (in the second statement) I briefly thought the Seth level might be involved, but the wording didn’t come through as automatically and smoothly as it does with Seth, and I didn’t feel his … personality. [...]

[...] This is still evocative material, even though she doesn’t know whether Seth will use any of it in his book: “For a ‘Power Chapter’: Each person has his or her own ‘psychic territory of power’ which is not to be relinquished,” she wrote. [...]

[...] You cannot divide, say, mental and physical health, nor can you divide a person’s philosophy from his bodily condition.

[...] Tonight, then, in the deleted portion of the session, Seth gave us insights into his own personality. [...]

[...] As Jane and I were leaving our place to go dancing that evening Leonard called us into his place to meet two friends of his, a man and a woman, not married; we have forgotten their names. [...]

The survival personality therefore momentarily inserts his ego in its old position. [...]

[...] On my end this framework projects imagery, and with my direction it uses Ruburt’s own personal associations to direct his impressions toward the correct point. [...]

[...] His answer was that a note was sent, presumably to our neighbor across the hall, Leonard Yaudes, concerning the object. [...]

[...] The yoga exercise for the sinuses substituted largely, though not necessarily exclusively, for his medication. A serious return to his book, with instructions to the subconscious here.

[...] Ruburt should definitely take up his yoga again, as he plans.

As his own experiences grow the previous earth experiences become less important and dreamlike, though they can be activated most vividly at any time. [...]

[...] Note that Caroline Keck writes Jane that her son Larry appropriated my drawing for his own use. [...]

[...] Yet, though each victim in an epidemic may die his or her own death, that death becomes part of a mass social protest. [...]

[...] Why one in the family will die and another survive — for in this mass venture, the individual still forms his or her private reality.

[...] Now let me cite some of his material from Session 704 in the same book. [...]

4. The English naturalist, Charles Darwin (1809–1882), maintained in his theory of organic evolution that all plants and animals develop from their own previous forms by inheriting minute variations through succeeding generations, with those forms best fitted to the environment being the ones most likely to survive.

[...] When Jane and I received the transcript of his material at next week’s class, we saw that it ran to five single-spaced typewritten pages. Seth talked about many things, but his remarks here, as I’ve put them together, mainly concerned a subject he’d first discussed with members of class just a week ago [on October 1]¹ — the “city” they could start building in their individual and collective dream states:)

[...] The stresses and strains are in a fashion not simply those of one person and that person’s relationship with his own nature. [...] His class gave him some direct encounters through the years as he personally helped to direct others, and could watch the results through their achievements or behavior.

[...] Rob it seems to me is utterly silent in his studio. [...]

[...] He went back to his studio and I closed my eyes trying to visualize my [psychic] library;⁹ nothing, I tried again and just as suddenly I saw a woman seated opposite me [at] the living room table.”

[...] The material I have given on his health I will, however, stand behind, whether or not it is difficult for you to understand, or whether or not you can bring yourselves to accept it.

[...] Fuller & his wife due at 8 PM.

[...] Rob said, “You must want a break in the routine-” and his remark brought Seth’s material back, though now I know I don’t remember it all. [...]

[...] Seth did not announce his presence until the 4th session. [...]

This is merely due to the additional time that he has added to his schedule, and he will quickly acclimate himself to the new conditions.

Ruburt has added more time to his writing day, and is now also doing more painting. [...]

[...] This also means of course that the author does not realize much that must go on underneath before his suggested techniques will work.

[...] The author does not realize how much is necessary before his methods will have the effect that he expects. [...]

[...] The author you see does not completely understand the work that must be done in this respect before his methods will have great value. [...]

[...] At this point his experiences will be out of all context to time as you know it. [...]

[...] Yet intuitively each individual knows that a part of his experience escapes from him all the time. [...]

[...] At break I asked if Seth would title the first eight chapters of his book, as he began doing from Chapter Nine on. [...]