“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We have been more closely connected than you can imagine, and have had more experience in different realms than you can now know. [...]

[...] Ruburt equates spontaneity with emotionalism, therefore he imagines that his spontaneity will threaten your art.

[...] I imagine this will be the end of the session. [...]

[...] On the other hand your common, unlettered, violent television dramas do indeed provide a service, for they imaginatively specify a generalized fear in a given situation, which is then resolved through drama. [...]

[...] Only an objectively tuned consciousness like man’s would imagine that the physical eradication of a species destroyed its existence.”

[...] You do not dwell within your physical universe as completely as you imagine, and as I have told you, you exist as long out of it as you do within it.

[...] You should imagine in your spare moments, even driving, that poisonous fluids are disappearing from your system and leaving it free. [...]

[...] You will end up if you persist, and I imagine you will persist, first in either a position as fourth man down from the top, or in four positions up from where you are.

[...] That is, because you imagined that he would be a contemporary in age, you saw him on a bicycle, a child’s method of transportation, but because he was born earlier the vehicle carries him past.

If you take The Three Faces of Eve, in which actually four egos were involved, and imagine each of these egos taking over, so to speak, in completely separate existences, in your past, present and future, then you may come somewhat closer to the true nature of reincarnation.

[...] It would be best indeed if Ruburt imagined that you were working out of the house, and he should be able to do this.

The delay bothers him simply because he is in suspense of the imagined rebuffs. [...]

[...] I do not overtly speak out against men who have no imagination, and little concept of any reality but their own. [...]

[...] I imagine he will feel rather shocked. [...]

I will say however that the dream involved experience along many lines, and that the coat represents something far different than you imagine. [...]

[...] Hence, you do not make any simple, joyful remarks, like “The book will be out in England or Germany,” and indeed, you take little pleasure from that, but leap ahead to the imagined threats. [...]

[...] He could not imagine civilization without it, hence many of his later predictions should be read with this in mind.

[...] It involved a foresight hardly imaginable, and I repeat that you had your part in the initial reaction, as did every entity who lived or will live upon the earth; and here we are getting into something rather difficult but certainly no mystery.

To some extent he projects his understandable but regrettable bitterness upon her, and then imagines that she aims it at Ruburt. [...]

[...] It was almost impossible to imagine Miss Cunningham indulging in such behavior. [...]