“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This should give you an idea, for those realities which run through all systems, and which are primaries, are those which exist for you in all conditions of consciousness and under any circumstances.

Some of the books will contain good ideas that you can use. [...]

[...] They are tight, sore, and chafing beneath too-severe habits and ideas. [...]

[...] But the idea that each person tries to actualize the idealized good as much as they can through their daily lives — their work, social structures, and so forth — and in the meantime use certain criteria that will help them judge for themselves whether or not their actions are really in line with their ideals. [...]

[...] There is no commitment to an idea as such, and yet the personality is quite capable of such commitment.

[...] I didn’t mention the little finger, in line with Seth’s and Jane’s own ideas as given recently. [...]

The ideas themselves will start you thinking. [...]

[...] It will be the outgrowth of a conception in the painting sold to Sonya (Carlson, of Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania) of the idea, I believe.

(Since Seth began discoursing on dream suggestion and health in the 172nd session, both Jane and I have been experimenting with these ideas. [...]

(Referred to here is Jane’s attempt to write the book, The Physical Universe as Idea Construction, which she struggled with a few weeks before these sessions began on December 2, 1963.)

[...] (I thought this was my idea: RFB.) You felt he was trying to deprive you further of your part. [...]

[...] Tam said a lot of what Seth commented on concerned ideas he, Tam, had been speculating on to himself.

[...] Jane just about had time to leave trance, say to me, “The session isn’t quite over yet,” sip some wine and offer a few ideas, when she resumed at 10:29.)

[...] All those things should follow naturally from the original idea. [...]

[...] I took care to slip the wet label in a coat pocket when neither Jane or the Gallaghers were looking, and as it developed Jane had no idea of the test object for the session.

[...] I didn’t think that an actual physical cone was there, but the idea of shape was definite. [...]

[...] Your idea of progress is building larger blocks. [...]

[...] Time involved, or your idea of the time involved, has.

[...] I mean it kindly, you have no idea of the difficulties involved in explaining time to someone who must take time to try and understand the explanation.

[...] As session time approached she had no idea of what her procedure would be—whether she would sit, stand, pace, open or close her eyes, etc. [...]

[...] She had no idea beforehand of the material the session would cover. [...]

[...] Another idea—“It’s no big deal”—was that for centuries man thought the universe was created for man, and everything else revolved around man.