“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The knowledge would not be to his advantage, nor in some ways would it be to her advantage, for his attitude toward her would change.

[...] On Ruburt’s part the early religious experiences also initiated the deep quest for inner knowledge that is behind all creative endeavor, and that served as an impetus.

If you are interested I will give you such exercises, but whether or not you remember these lives consciously is of little importance, for you have subconscious knowledge of them. [...]

[...] Cellular consciousness is usually considered as simply a repository for past knowledge having to do with personal or racial existence. [...]

[...] Therefore you see, even dealing with the past, cellular consciousness does not involve knowledge of a closed and finished time of existence. [...]

The one exception here would be taking down verbatim the words of someone who Ruburt was convinced had superior creative ability or knowledge.

[...] Regardless of knowledge, no life is without problems, but if these problems are considered as challenges the way will be much easier.

You draw upon your own entity’s hidden abilities and knowledge, and therefore transcend the limits of your own present personality. [...]

As you mature and gain in knowledge, you do not obviously grow fatter; in other words, these qualities take up no space. [...]

[...] It seeks to limit certain perceptions, to block out many perceptions of which the self is knowledgeable. [...]

My comments this evening are simply made in response to my knowledge of your original goals, and Ruburt’s. Only in their light are those other attitudes detrimental.

[...] This deep inner knowledge provides each of you, whether or not you realize it, with strong ties of creaturehood, and deep loyalties to “both worlds.”

[...] Without the knowledge that you have, then any sensations in the area of those nerves could then through association activate the original fear, which would in turn aggravate the condition.

(Pause, one of many.) As soon as the need for such data — aid, information, or knowledge — arises, then it is immediately forthcoming unless your own conscious beliefs cause a barrier. [...]

A certain level, again, of consciousness is necessary, a certain kind of knowledge, a certain understanding of energy organization before an identity can manipulate a complicated physical organism.

[...] You should write down your description of each dream picture, therefore, and keep a continuing record, for each one provides more knowledge about the nature of your own psyche and the unknown reality in which it has its existence.

[...] In other words, Ruburt felt that there was a slim chance of opening doors of knowledge that had been closed, and he decided to take that chance.

The scientific elite could of course present a probability in which a world was created [where] the common man could have little knowledge of its workings. [...]

[...] As the session continued we felt that Seth was saying cave, but that Jane’s lack of marine knowledge could lead her to say cove, for cave. [...]

There are other self-conscious portions of the self however, with which the ego is not at all familiar, but of which the subconscious has intuitive knowledge. [...]

[...] For with this training he will be able to give specificinformation, but he will also have some knowledge of how this comes about. [...]

[...] You draw on their knowledge as they draw on yours, and this of course applies to personalities that you would consider future. [...]

[...] Ruburt has no such knowledge of aggressive dreams, a very few, and this is also significant. [...]

[...] A knowledge of past lives would be most helpful to any personality, not only of lessons learned and of triumphs achieved; but also of problems passed and solved. [...]