“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Such imaginings can be quite helpful, for you must also take Ruburt’s future condition in mind at the same time—a sneaky remark that I threw in, for you do understand what I mean.

[...] When Ruburt imagines that he does not like women therefore, this is the reason. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Imaginatively you have greater freedom to express feelings than you do practically. [...]

[...] Your mind is not really dealing with concepts but with the simple perception of objects, so that little imagination is involved. [...]

[...] So it is not so strange to imagine other portions of the self with which you are not at all familiar in any conscious way.

[...] Now I have told you that these images have a reality, beside an imaginative reality.

[...] In this case, you see, since the book has already been written you could say that the scene was a past event, at least of the imagination, at the time the author conceived of it.

[...] This would not be an imaginative projection. [...]

[...] Imagine a man standing on a typical street of houses and grass and trees. [...]

[...] He will be able to go home, and in some comfort, long before you may imagine. [...]

Imagine if you can, the reality that exists within and beneath and supporting your most single thought. [...]

[...] In ordinary living, you often imagine yourself behaving in a different manner than you did, or in your mind reexperiencing events in order to gain greater understanding from them. [...]

[...] You often ignore imagination, and believe in making things work. [...]

[...] Imagine emotionally, instead, your feeling that the symptoms have already disappeared. Emotionally, imagine how fine you feel that now the symptoms are gone. [...]

Your Ruburt saw a car, was expecting your friend, had imagined my comment, and leaped to the lightning fast conclusion, along with a rather flattering desire to prove me supposedly right in an instance that could be checked. [...]

[...] I imagine that I myself will be the brunt of a few jokes because of tonight’s little misfortune.

[...] They cannot imagine (pause), life’s “initial” creative source, for in their terms it would remind them of creativity’s feminine basis. [...]

[...] If you do so consistently, using your imagination and will, then those abilities will become prominent in your present. [...]

[...] Your physical root assumptions in this case would be so strong that you could not imagine yourself, even in a dream, without a physical body. [...]

[...] Those facts may be imaginatively assembled at times, but they are very slow to accept the inclusion of any new data, and they must be backers of the establishment from which, of course, they obtain their position. [...]

[...] And you knew you would meet here and that I would speak to you here, and there is no beauty that you imagine that is not possible. [...]

He heard tomorrow’s weather report (yesterday), groaned, thought of a very uncomfortable 90-degree temperature tomorrow [and] imagined himself miserable with the heat. [...]

Imagine, as a simple technique, that you are what you are—a consciousness with all the potentials of development—even those potentials that you do not understand. [...]