“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The belief, any belief, is a conscious formation of ideas that are accepted as physical truth. [...]

[...] This is important, because of Ruburt’s ideas about writing and work.

[...] And she was playing around with the idea of a Seth book on the magical approach.

[...] He described how he’s relating the Seth material to his sexual fantasies involving young girls, and detailed other instances in which he’d been strongly rebuffed when trying to physically actualize some of Seth’s ideas. [...]

[...] The episode reminded us once again that many of our visitors are seeking help of one kind or another, and that we hadn’t had the remotest idea that this would be the case when Jane began her psychic development late in 1963. [...]

And Bill Baker has benefited from reading the Seth material, I said, since now he reasons that some of his ideas are “core beliefs” that he’s created—and so can change. [...]

“Your idea of space and time is determined by your neurological structure.

[...] This, on an infinitesimally small scale, will perhaps give you, as an artist [this was addressed to Rob, of course], some idea of the agony and impetus that was felt.

[...] They had been upholding ideas of nonviolence and peace. [...]

[...] Remember, you do not defend any idea with violence.

On Tuesday nights I hold an ESP class, and often Seth addresses the students, explaining his ideas in terms of every-day life, relating them to personal conduct. [...]

In The Seth Material, I told the story of my psychic initiation and introduction to Seth as I understood it at that time, and gave a sampling of his ideas on a wide variety of subjects. [...]

[...] This book will also serve as a journal of our own subjective excursions as first Rob and I, and then my students, used Seth’s ideas as maps into that strange inner landscape. [...]

Actually, this is a simple analogy and only carries us so far, but in the beginning Seth used it as a way of giving us some idea of man’s current (and artificial) relationship to dream reality. [...]

By now it should be obvious to you that you perceive only a small portion of reality; indeed, that your idea of reality is formed and limited by your perceptions.

[...] When I asked her to explain the object, she explained, the inhibiting idea of the transparencies got in the way. [...]

(In the past Marian had always told us the idea of witnessing a session was too scary. [...]

[...] As stated at the time, Jane and I have no idea as to the validity of the 229th session. [...]

[...] These struggle desperately to distort the past data, clothing it in all sorts of idea camouflages and fantasy. [...]

[...] We also discussed my idea, mentioned some days ago, that in the beginning of these sessions we [...]

[...] Since I make no effort to control Ruburt in any way, I have no idea how he would react.

[...] However I do not feel it would be a good idea so late in the session. [...]

Now: I outlined some opposing ideas held by many people — all involving concepts of good or evil being applied in areas in which they do not belong.

In Ruburt’s case, he began with a group of ideas and beliefs that only became restrictive when carried to extremes. [...]

Later on we will discuss more thoroughly distorted ideas about the self and the body in particular that stand in the way of natural exuberance and good health.

[...] The reinforcement of these ideas is all that is necessary; the trust that he is on his way to complete flexibility—that is, normal flexibility. [...]

[...] The book of love poetry is an excellent idea. [...]

(Actually, I took a moment or two to toy with the idea of asking Seth to comment upon the affair in Iran with the 49 American hostages being held at the American embassy. [...]

[...] The change of schedule is a good idea this week, because it will get Ruburt used to the idea of using freedom again, before your vacation starts, and will therefore offset possible symptoms. [...]

[...] Jane said she would be glad to try, although she had no idea of what Seth would say.

[...] Seth was especially concerned about the positive suggestion ideas being followed.

[...] I’d say we both lost much confidence in the idea of Frameworks 1 and 2 that evening; I still feel that way to some degree; at the same time Jane has felt better. [...]

Those ideas from Freud, Darwin, and even the churches, have been inherent in your civilization. [...]

[...] Because of its distorted ideas it was roused into a frenzy. [...]

[...] (Pause, hand raised.) I am concerned over your arbitrary idea of age and advancement in terms of what you should expect at your age. [...]

[...] The Nicoll pages intrigued me, and I thought of asking Seth about some of Nicoll’s ideas.

[...] Probable realities seemed like such an esoteric idea that we really hadn’t hoped for much practical experience with it. [...]

[...] As she read the dream, all kinds of images and ideas came into my mind.

[...] We knew that something had happened very important to our lives, but we had no idea what was really involved.

[...] The chemical composition of a storm, perhaps, will give you an idea of what I mean. [...]

[...] Her automobile was parked nearby, and it suddenly occurred to me that I had no idea how I came to this place — which was in Ohio, I knew. [...]

[...] The idea behind those was different: I wanted to go someplace in an out-of-body state, record my impressions of what I saw, and check the results in whatever way I could. [...]

[...] When I mentioned this in class, one had no idea of what kind of towels were in the bathroom. [...]

[...] While speaking I had no idea of the meaning of the words, so it wasn’t until our next rest period that I knew what Seth had been saying. [...]

[...] At this point, of course, we had no idea whether or not each session would be our last, regardless of our conscious decisions. [...]

[...] But the next episode so upset our ideas of what was possible, so outraged our conventional theories, that we very nearly quit the whole thing. [...]

[...] The idea in choosing it was to simulate a test in which an object chosen by a third party was used; then this third party would interpret the data, leaving Jane and me free, so to speak. I got the idea for this approach from the 24th envelope test in the 219th session. [...]

You have yourself doubtless thought of some, but we shall do our best to make these ideas clear and understandable, and to explain various complications that can be anticipated. [...]