“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is capable of making distinctions finer than you now imagine. [...]

[...] Now Ruburt has not, in his imagination, given me a particular physical image, and dreaming at your level involves visual images. [...]

Nothing you can say, vocally, can be as severe as Ruburt sometimes imagines your reaction to him, so do not feel that you must remain silent on any issues. [...]

[...] It will show you a greater reality than you imagine.

[...] He did not have the confidence to imagine himself, you see, passing through the physical walls.

These afterimages could be imagined as rippling outward from any primary construction. [...]

[...] Your own inner senses will add greater reality than you can imagine at this point.

If you will think (I hope) for simplicity’s sake of the whole self as it exists on your plane with its physical body, conscious ego and inner self as one field unit, which is also part of the larger or more complete entity as one field unit within another, then perhaps it will not be too much for you to imagine the connection, or one of the connections, between the entity field and the whole-self field, which is on your plane as being the inner senses—that is, the inner senses are one of the connectives between these two fields.

“It is a logistic contradiction to imagine, with your physical structures, that any perception can be received without the perceiver’s inner situation being altered. [...]

[...] The earthly viewer attempts to correlate what he sees with what he supposedly knows or imagines possible, in the little he understands of the universe.

[...] You cannot use fourth-dimensional imagination, you see.

[...] Because of its source you will probably be called crackpots, but I imagine you know this by now.”

[...] I would give it now, but I imagine that you are weary.

[...] These probabilities do occur somewhere, but they will occur to a self that Priestley nor Dunne ever imagined—a self who exists simultaneously with any given individual, and who is a part of him; but a self that he will never know while he is within your particular system.

[...] Your egotism, imagining that what you cannot perceive must therefore be either dead or nonexistent, does not even trouble me.

I want to make a point to you, however: you can imaginatively receive data now without the eye involvement. [...]

In part, whatever disapproval they feel, and it is not nearly as great as you imagine it to be, is based upon jealousy in a large degree, and yet, conversely, you have given them strength, and even helped to justify them, in that underneath it all they do realize that despite their own shortcomings you have managed to achieve something.

Your friend left nearly an hour after he imagines, hence the time.

[...] Free of physical bulk, of physical pressures, as say, sometimes we imagine we might have felt sometime in early childhood. [...]

[...] Certain personality characteristics are important too, I imagine — the agility with which I can switch the focus of my consciousness, for example.