“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This analogy will not carry us far, but it will be enough initially to get the idea across. [...]

I will try to give you some idea of my own nonphysical existence. [...]

The idea of using animals for experimentation has far more drawbacks than advantages; there is the matter of one kind of consciousness definitely taking advantage of another kind, and thus going counter to nature’s cooperative predisposition.

Many people believe that it is dangerous to make themselves known, to express their own ideas or abilities. [...]

[...] She showed no signs of wanting to, though, so I didn’t press the idea on her. [...]

[...] His ideas as he tried to explain them to you earlier this evening are excellent. [...]

(“I have no idea. [...]

[...] Did not think to implant the idea of a key word, though, to facilitate trance the next time.)

(9:35.) Other assumptions accepted for the same reason include the idea that all perception comes through your physical senses; in other words, that all information comes from without, and that no information can come from within. [...]

The plays seem to be taking place one before the other, and so these communications seem to intensify the false idea that time is a series of moments, passing in a single line from some inconceivable beginning to some equally inconceivable end.

[...] You will telepathically follow the ideas of your guide under even the best of conditions. [...]

[...] All of this treatment rests upon the idea that the conscious mind is highly inadequate, that deep problems are unknown to it, that it is meant to be simply analytical, and is unable to handle very intuitive or psychic material. [...]

[...] When she got the burst of energy on the poetry book idea however, she took advantage of it, and felt certain the material would be published. [...]

[...] These gave her the idea for the book, which she considered over the weekend.

[...] Jane, or Seth, has used the underground idea several times now in connection with death.

[...] Seth has used the cross idea before in indicating things ended, etc.

[...] He communicates to the authoritative world at large original, excellent, sharp and concisive ideas, through words that are consistently misspelled.

You know how fond I am of you both, and you have no idea of how many unfortunate, possible circumstances you have avoided already by heeding my sometimes prosaic-sounding advice. [...]

[...] You must change ideas if you would change the world. [...] It is the idea of war, then that you must fight.

In other words, larger mathematically intuitive, pure-theory ideas were presented as well as circumstances would permit. (Pause.) Theories and ideas are far more important than details, for the detail comes from the theory and not the other way around.

[...] She herself suggested the idea, that I take her to Sayre for the day so she could go to the hospital with my mother, while I returned to work at Artistic Card Company in Elmira. [...]

[...] Disjointed memories, thoughts and ideas.

(This material was another instance of how Seth developed an idea in an original way. [...]

[...] This can be used to discover the origin of an idea in the past, or to find anything that has been lost there, as long as it is within your probability system.

[...] Jane’s idea is that this data refers to the dream book itself being started but not completed.

[...] But Jane has no idea whether she wore the sweater on the day she wrote the object.

[...] We see the idea of alliance here, but not unholy particularly. [...]

[...] If you choose the proper circumstances and get the idea when the conditions are good, then you can do it now.

It will enlarge your concepts, change your ideas of what is real and what is not real and what can be and what cannot be; and what you are and what you can be. [...]

You have no idea of how Ruburt could use this vitality if only he knew how to do so. [...]

[...] A gobbler of ideas, of emotions, of atmosphere, in some ways a veritable sponge soaking up whatever he can, but he has learned discipline and he is learning a certain amount of patience, which is difficult for him.

[...] The idea of killing is what is at fault. [...]

[...] Again, this does not involve punishment in any sense of the word, but the idea of killing permissiveness is not discriminating. [...]