“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She had no idea, she said, of whether she spoke slowly, rapidly, etc., during delivery as a rule.

[...] But it purposefully distorted the idea image so grotesquely that it knew it could not be maintained. [...]

[...] If they do not like what they have created often they throw it away; but always with the idea of learning from their errors, and forming another from the knowledge they have gained.

Now within this framework you could test out many ideas for paintings, various techniques, and see them or their results immediately. [...]

[...] The ideas seem to be very good ones, and I remember that when the session was held we had high hopes. [...]

[...] Each chapter of this book is written in such a way that the ideas presented will activate your own intuitions, and open pathways between your dreaming and waking states.

[...] It is a good idea to read the questions before sessions, and when I have answers I will give them to you.

(Seth had something to say about the electric nature of ideas in the 86th session.

[...] The students are acquainted with Seth through Pat’s efforts, and this enables Seth to get to the point concerning the idea of the material.

[...] The basic idea of karma is not punishment. [...]

Your concern with it, the question, is quite practical, whether you know it or not, because your ideas about the nature of reality will color all of your actions within physical experience.

[...] They could not use the various cultures as launching ground for the new ideas. [...]

[...] The night before last, then, I told Jane about my idea of asking Seth to comment upon early photographs of her parents, Marie and Delmer,¹ to see what would develop in the material.

[...] The idea of a game will indeed work more to our advantage, for this is not an intellectual exercise. [...]

[...] Once I’d written it down, I saw that its subject matter fit in very well with the idea of good and evil, and told Jane I hoped Seth would use it in any discussion of his own.

[...] But I’d never read anything like this before, and the idea of fragments and entities was oddly disquieting. [...]

[...] Almost from the beginning he was an objectified personality to Rob; a visitor regardless of the unconventional situation; someone in whose ideas Rob was tremendously interested. [...]

[...] Recently I have been using suggestion rather successfully on hay fever, following Seth’s ideas. [...]

[...] Thus Jane returned here to the wedding idea through the D’Andreano family.

(Jane was somewhat tired before the session began, and had no idea of the material that might be covered.

[...] It is (underlined) an excellent idea for him to write down any and all improvements he notes in each day. [...]

[...] Your idea of time is false. [...]