“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Seth addressed himself to the students for the first time, yet he touched upon several issues that appear often in the Seth Material: The personality is multidimensional. [...]

In your latest series of interworkings, you and Ruburt,¹ with your dreams and so forth, with Ruburt’s notes and your own, were both heading in the proper direction, dealing with issues that are important personally, and that also have a much broader impact.

[...] I enjoy and appreciate my age and virility each day without being concerned about them, yet my dream certainly revealed that on other levels I’m at least speculating about such issues. [...]

[...] Now: Any real discussion of genetic heritage must also bring up questions involving free will and determinism,² and to some extent those issues must also lead to questions concerning the nature of the reasoning mind itself.

[...] Understanding the issues will automatically help you form this center. [...]

[...] It does mean that even in those terms, and consciously unknowing, mankind is experimenting with a probable species and working out quite spiritual issues. [...]

(We have been reading the article on sleep in the September 18th issue of the New Yorker. [...]

[...] The placement of emphasis, the vowels and consonants, the length of time to utter them, all of these issues are intimately connected with your own nervous systems, and with the intervals inherent within your time system, between thought and action.

Your own attitude about these issues will tell you much about yourself and influence your own personal reality.

[...] Definitions have little meaning unless they are related to other issues. [...]

However, when the issue comes, if you hold firm, then they will take you on your terms rather than lose you. [...]

[...] I suggested that a visit to his local newspaper back-issue file might be the easiest way to check.

Other issues have been contributing to today’s suddenly noticeable improvement. [...]

[...] So there are many issues involved.

[...] You could say “Well, that is that—we made an attempt,” and drop the entire issue (which is what we did say and do).

[...] It does contain innate issues that apply to human beings, that would have no meaning for other animals in the framework of their experience. [...]

[...] I thought I’d include a few quotations from him on both issues, while eliminating portions of the session that deal with other matters entirely. [...]

[...] You would be even better off if you could forget the whole issue.

A relationship in this life can continue to develop along those terms, with some degree of success, but the issue is open. [...]

[...] For analogy’s sake, then, consider (underline analogy’s sake), the serial selves that we have sometimes discussed to make issues clearer. [...]