“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Often, months go by without a precognitive dream, and then there is that odd sense of discovery — always fresh — of an event forseen. [...]

[...] Often, you must learn your own way of handling dream symbolism to make sense of dream. [...]

[...] The study of dreams, particularly of precognitive ones, can show us these inner workings that condition us toward the experience of certain kinds of events.

[...] These are fascinating, not only because they are practical, but because they suggest the awesome abilities of the inner self to solve problems for us and to obtain information that we consider vital.

On very few occasions you may, if you are lucky, travel or project so effectively that you are aware of the spacious present, in which case you will sense the reality of all systems simultaneously. [...]

[...] They are fused however with your inner self. [...]

[...] It senses its quite legitimate identification with nature, exercises its mobility, and feels its own emotional power leap. [...]

The creative impulses are behind your languages, yet often you use the languages to silence rather than free inner communication. [...]

(As I mentioned doing at the close of last Saturday night’s deleted session, today I paid our NY State and Federal income taxes a few days ahead of time, hoping the action would contribute to my sense of freedom, and perhaps Jane’s too. [...]

[...] A lack of understanding is behind the issue, of course, but the spontaneous self was also taken into consideration, so that inner mobility—the acceleration of ideas and experience—was allowed for. [...]

If there is any sense of divorce between you and All That Is it is only yourself that has done the divorcing and it is quite an artificial divorce. [...] The answers, basically, are not to be found by listening to me, although I can help you, the answers are to be found by listening to the inner voice within yourself. [...]

[...] Now you have enough sense to know not to go overboard on the one hand, and not to inhibit your abilities on the other, and your own personality and your own true feeling must dictate where that point is and no one else can tell you. [...]

[...] She tried to make sense out of uncommon sense data. [...]

[...] The only thing that’s stopping me at the moment is Seth’s latest comments on the bedsores clearing themselves up automatically as Jane releases inner motion. [...]

[...] There was also of course the event of St. Vincent’s. Also numerous small abandonments when Ruburt was still younger—but with your help he can indeed clear both mind, body and spirit, for he senses that relief, and knows it is at least within his grasp. [...]

[...] The nighttime had a sublime sense of timelessness that I’d always admired. [...]

[...] So I was to some extent only half alarmed to hear from some strange inner existence my own voice slow down. [...]

[...] I certainly hadn’t planned on one sense suddenly turning off.

[...] Now his desires and intents have set it upon a healthy, reasonable setting, and the inner processes are automatically activated to bring about the normal quickening of his body, as before his intent led to the body’s automatic slowness.

It provides for the deepest spontaneous expression of the subconscious, gives the ego a directive and sense of purpose, and develops the overall abilities of the personality, which in the past were completely denied, for lack of training and out of fear. [...]

[...] As he grew older he thought of the ego as a balancing agent against an inner spontaneous self that always, it seemed, got him into trouble. [...]

[...] He could use it as a symbol to see how small it was in comparison to the whole inner self and how easy, therefore, it was to rid himself of it. [...]

[...] And it has the sense to realize that it needs the rain, even though the rain that comes down may rip off a couple of its leaves. [...]

[...] You will understand what I say when the inner self is ready to understand, and I am not speaking in intellectual terms. [...]

[...] If you are not so lucky and your illness happens to involve your inner organs, then you may end up sacrificing one after another.

[...] It would seem only good sense to refrain from the foods that bring on the condition. [...]

[...] It also builds up your own sense of worth and power as you are reminded of adequate performance at other levels of experience.

[...] After their departure, we agreed that our friends probably sensed that something unusual was going on. [...]

The inner ego directs all activities which are deeply subjective. [...]

[...] As a result the ego can apply itself to the job at hand while the subconscious works for you and your inner purposes. [...]

If they have gone too far, then they have been so concerned with inner reality that they have become too tolerant of physical disease and disasters. [...]

[...] This includes all kinds of sense data that are not consciously pertinent. [...] It means the further expansion of the concept of identity: “You” would not only be aware of the you that you have always known, in the same way that you are now, but a deeper sense of identity would also arise.

Because you identify your experience with the regular line of consciousness with which you are familiar, you are rarely able to “bring in” any “other-self” material and hold it while retaining your own sense of identity. [...]

“As a dream self I’m sitting in my living room with a friend, Stephen, when suddenly self-knowledge, connections among events, symbols, and the inner logic and fabric of my life and experience became crystal clear. [...]

Vague something about York Beach couple — are they happier now on an inner level? I think I sensed them re-assessing themselves.

[...] A strong sense of exhilaration was present, as was the feeling of great energy. [...]

In this case, however, you both sensed your lives at a period of crisis, and projected your fears outward into the formation of the images.

[...] But by then, the inner work and decision has been done.

[...] He began thinking in terms of what he could do, so that now we see that he is not only physically desiring to do more, and trying it, but also mentally stimulated, and with a new sense of purpose as far as “Unknown” is concerned, and a desire reawakened to play with Seven.

[...] All areas are further releasing, but the inner impetus is far more important.

[...] A strange mirror-image type of action followed, for when I spoke the poets’ words backwards, to my intellect they made perfect sense.”

[...] Because that view necessarily involved emotions, Ruburt felt some sense of emotional contact — but only with the validity of the emotions. [...]

[...] Many artists do the same thing, translating inner “models” into paint, lines, and form.

Give us a moment … You are so used to your own private interpretation of reality that when you allow yourselves to stray from it, you immediately want to interpret your new experience in terms that make sense to your familiar orientation. [...]

[...] As the self has an inner and an outer ego, so also does the inside finally become the outside. [...] The outer ego for example would meet the inner ego, and vice versa.

Perhaps you can begin to sense the value fulfillment of such intelligent energy structures. [...]

[...] It could easily be called the inner extension of your psychological time, so you will see its importance.

Quality-depth, as you probably guessed, can be added to our rules or principles of the inner universe. [...]

[...] The inner psychological distance must become surfacely portrayed, instantly translated to the audience, so that for him there is the same kind of reaction that he might have in talking to others overly much about a book of his own in progress—as if he might talk out the book, and therefore not need to write it, while at the same time losing much of the inner development that might otherwise give the book its own deeper meanings. [...]

[...] You both felt a sense of schism between Ruburt’s physical condition and a hypothetical image of Ruburt as someone getting my material and ideally embodying it, so that if not perfect at least the main aspects of the life were smoothed out without contrasts. [...]

At the same time, however, over a period of time he began to hold back creatively to some extent on inspiration itself, wondering where it might lead him, and this caused part of his physical difficulties (long pause), the physical blockage of course reflecting the inner one. [...]

[...] The encouragement of such inner mobility also releases the bodily mechanisms. [...]

[...] That issue can be understood with some help from me, and your own common sense. [...]

[...] He had to see the book in its completed form in order to perceive the inner condition.

He took it for granted that the material would not be financially acceptable to a publisher, because he sensed this was Fell’s opinion. [...]

[...] Your inner self is aware of this.

Now when I speak to you as I have this evening, my purpose, my one and main purpose, is to let you sense the endless vitality that is mine, though you, in conventional terms, would designate me by some ridiculous word—survival personality, as Ruburt says, or “spirit” or “dead.” [...]

Now, only because of the hour and Ruburt constant(ly) probing which I do indeed feel, I will leave you, and it will indeed be some classes before I return, for you have your own problems to consider, your own inner development to consider. [...]