“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We are embarked upon a journey of expression, some of that expression will necessarily involve feelings that have been inhibited, of a stressful nature. [...]

[...] In a different way Ruburt chose the same journey. [...]

[...] All of those journeys followed literal paths that were given as information in the dream state. [...]

[...] Your mother realizes how she is opening avenues through which you understand more than you did, and she knows that you follow her on journeys of which other family members are ignorant.

[...] There are, therefore, channels that exist between all these streams of consciousness, all these symbolic rivers of psychological and psychic experience, and there are journeys that can be made from my dimension as well as yours.

[...] Any inner journeys should allow you to find greater significance, beauty, and meaning in life as you know it now; but full enjoyment and development also means that you use all of your abilities, that you explore inner dimensions with as much wonder and enthusiasm. [...]

[...] This larger experience, from which your dreams are finally formed, involves you in a kind of journey. [...]

[...] This may involve a lengthy journey for some of you, with your belief systems, for many of your impulses now are the result of the pressure caused by perfectly normal unacknowledged ones in the past. [...]

Your journey will also allow you to perceive your Elmira (New York) environment when you return in a fresher light, and your circumstances there.

The trip is also advantageous, and it would not hurt you to keep your eyes and ears open during that journey.

The journey itself is as instantaneous as a projection from here to, say, Puerto Rico. [...]

[...] The article on page 12 of the newspaper, dealing with the Dominican seminary in Portugal, has to do with the journey to the United States each year of a priest, Rev. Fernandes, on a fund-raising mission. [...]

If life is seen as good in this system of belief, then youth is viewed as the crowning glory, from which summit there is no further journey except descent. [...]

[...] Also, tell yourself that you will be enriched immensely by a memory of the encounter and the journey, and use those words.

[...] You need the inner data and the journeys inward, but these must always be of a disciplined nature, and not overdone.

Value fulfillment represents an extension of the inner self in its journey into this reality. [...]

[...] A portrait must contain a journey into personality, and the technique and the form will then follow naturally and spontaneously.

[...] When you go on a journey you cannot take your home with you—only certain luggage. [...]

When Ruburt as an individual sought to heal himself, and at the same time sought to divest himself of traditional methods of healing, such as doctors and so forth, he embarked upon a journey through his own beliefs—but also through the beliefs of your own culture. [...]

In your inner journeys you have traveled as far away from yourself as you could get, not as far inward as you could go. [...]

[...] / No journey is worth /
disturbing our harmony, / the self’s unity, /
and to the undivided / self / all journeys / are possible.”

Then I hear— / as I think I did / this morning— /
some response / that says, / “Who do you think / sent me /
on such a journey / if not yourself / who said, /
‘Don’t worry / about me. [...]