“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At this time, the right side is particularly active from the head down, and one eye is therefore sometimes more active than the other, causing the image difficulties. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) The image, for an analogy, of an e-y-e (spelled out) within an eye within an eye, endlessly repeated, may be useful here. [...]

[...] The ego is largely dependent upon the physical mechanisms that compose the corporal image. [...]

[...] Were it not for these you would still be imprisoned within the corporeal image. [...]

I see this composite image myself. [...] I see the composite image clearly, whether or not I am looking through Ruburt’s eyes. [...]

[...] They cause miniature self-images, so to speak, that are mirrored in the cells. In many cases these images can be altered, but not with the technology that you have.

[...] In most instances, or at least in many instances, I do not see the particular physical image of a witness to a session; but indeed as you described it, I see what you may call a composite image, an energy reality that is composed of past personalities, and in many cases also of future personalities that will be adopted by the inner self.

[...] As the pictures and representations in a photograph are only dim, incomplete symbols for the people and objects they represent, so the physical universe is but a dim image of the reality for which it stands.

[...] There are connections between an individual and his photograph, and there are connections between the physical individual and the inner self, but the person must recognize the image in the photograph, for it will not recognize him.

Now your situation is not only entirely different but contrary, for to you a car represents, because of your father, an image on one hand of perfection. [...] An old car hardly represents this image.

[...] The car is also to him a complementary image of his father, who was always on the move, more so than most men, while his mother could not move at all. [...]

[...] Then more sensations; or rather, again I felt sensations that were concepts translated into feeling rather than words; but feelings and images. [...]

[...] There are built-in guidelines so that the body consciousness itself, while mirroring your negative images at times, will also automatically struggle against them.

[...] When you do remember your dreams, it can be quite effective to talk mentally with any of the dream images that are distressed or in difficulties, to bolster their courage or whatever, as you would bolster the courage of children for in a way these dream images are mental children.

[...] The voice that I can use on occasion could shatter the small image through which I speak and the spirit that belongs to your parents could not be contained in one bodily form or two. [...]

[...] In your terms, and simply as an image, the further up you can go that not only was there one stack of cards, but many other stacks about it. [...]

In the past he often used the image of himself, in his terms “before I got sick,” as a basis of comparison. [...]

[...] In seeing himself in his “as if” game, the healthy image should include ordinary weight, but without stress upon it.

The ego is your idea of your physical image in relation to the world. Your self image is not unconscious, then. [...]

[...] The void, in other terms, can therefore be compared to a mind, and who can predict what images or thoughts will be given birth there? [...]

[...] Your physical image and your physical environment are both materialized extensions of your inner selves.

And when you sleep you are in accelerated periods of creativity and concentration, making with thoughts and images the world you know, forming from inner experience the physical story that will unfold, the events that you will encounter physically.

[...] To some extent you are rejuvenating your physical images. [...]

[...] In the session itself she came through with material about herself on her “own,” without Seth, but in an altered state of consciousness in which she experienced many vivid subjective images, coupled with strong feelings of massiveness. Some of the images reflected internal states of her own body. [...]

(11:19.) “I was getting images through the whole thing. [...] (She described the images to some extent — delineating stars, a series of circles, condensing matter, imploding galaxies and other such effects — but they didn’t mean as much to me as her material in the session itself.) I just got tired receiving the stuff. [...]

[...] You viewed that inner light, but the lampshades had two purposes: one, as you surmised, to give you a comforting image, literally to shade your eyes. [...]

[...] I’ve thought of trying to do a painting of my best dream images of all time … yet wonder how I can do it….”