“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Before the session I mentioned the question I kept in mind for Seth, concerning what the Sinful Self may have learned since this last series of sessions was started. [...]

[...] Then within the realms of your practical reality they learn to utilize that ability. [...]

[...] The self expands as your ability grows, as you learn to retain identity in the midst of diversity.

[...] As the self learns then it allows greater and more intense impressions.

You can learn much about your own body consciousness, and therefore to some extent about the natural man, by observing the behavior of your pets or other animals, and you can to some extent learn from their behavior, and therefore to some extent counteract any susceptibility to negative beliefs. [...]

[...] Put another way, the intellect then must learn to cooperate in that trusting by relaxing its near-paranoid protective cover.

[...] And I learned during the day that our talk had upset her considerably, even though I’d told her I felt that there was “a lot of hope” in the ideas expressed in our discussion. [...]

Even on such occasions however I look in closely on the classroom to see how my pupils are behaving, and whether or not my message is coming across clearly; and I also learn. [...]

[...] In a past life you had no use for women, and therefore chose an existence in which you were feminine; not only feminine but endowed with those qualities that you had particularly disliked; because you feared those qualities you therefore lived with them and to some extent learned to understand them, though you are still left with some impatience when you see them in others.

[...] The fact is that for many reasons gifted children merely show the latent quickness, mental agility, and curiosity and learning capacity, that is inherent in the species. [...]

[...] They are provided with a propensity to learn — and the rudiments of knowledge as you understand it exits within the brain (intently). [...]

[...] You must, and will, learn to look at things in a new way, and many implications will arise from tonight’s discussion that will carry us further along our way. [...]

You have both not only done well on the level of theory, but you are also learning practical application, which is excellent.

[...] So our task now is to learn if Delmer or Jane had a great great uncle named Tom Roberts, and if Tom Roberts had a brother named Hubbell Roberts.

[...] You cannot learn about yourself by studying what is expected of you by others — but only by asking yourself what you expect of yourself, and discovering for yourself in what direction your abilities lie.

(“I became a priest of God to learn what sin is,” she also wrote. [...]

Our friend is finally learning to take his concentration away from his symptoms, and he is losing them. [...]

[...] He can allow himself more freedom in his classes, and he will, for he has learned much. [...]

[...] “They’d have to learn to think in new ways, but they could do it. [...]

[...] He has not learned how to ride it, for example. [...]

[...] I was nearly elated, and felt again that surge of hope and expectation that I’ve come to learn is so valuable. [...]

[...] He has learned enough creatively so that our important messages can de given in many ways.

[...] Jane does her own traveling: The “psychic library” she’s learning to visit while in a certain state of altered consciousness is described, and the ways in which the library is related to the birth of her book, Psychic Politics (which is to be published in the fall of 1976).

[...] We’re also eager to learn what we can about Jane or Seth per se. [...]

[...] He will learn shortly, and without any real difficulty, that while his new schedule will be, as it should be, followed with discipline, nevertheless he cannot expect a new idea every day.

[...] He was utterly and completely surprised upon learning that Macmillan had nearly accepted his book of poetry. [...]

(Jane immediately called Tam, to learn that, ironically, all of the bigwigs at Prentice-Hall are in Europe, attending the book fair at Frankfurt, Germany, I believe is where it is. [...]

(Day before yesterday we received from Tam a copy of his memo to J. Nelson, P. Grenquist, and A. Freemyer; he’s checked the Dutch contract for Seth Speaks, and learned that it contained a clause prohibiting cutting. [...]

We have so much to learn about our inner and outer worlds that once an attempt is made to discuss those large issues, a host of questions arise. [...]

Whatever or whoever Seth is, or whatever the nature of the Seth-Jane relationship, we long ago decided that we could learn from it. [...]