“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We are still learning how to ask the right questions.

[...] In this book, though, Seth states that it is our normal everyday impulses that we must learn to trust. [...]

(Jane talked with Peggy Gallagher briefly on the telephone this morning and learned that the Gallaghers returned to Elmira yesterday, Tuesday, from vacation in Puerto Rico. Jane learned little about their trip other than that the Gallaghers took many notes to use in checking against Seth’s notes; and that Bill found himself involved in a “strange experience” with a piano player and what he thought was telepathy. [...]

Following Seth’s instructions, I was learning to recognize when I was dreaming while I was dreaming, manipulate dream events if I wanted to, leave my body and separate halluncinations from reality.

[...] As you learn control, such mistakes vanish.

There are various situations you must learn to handle, attractions and repulsions which could pull you willy-nilly in any direction. [...]

You should learn from it, for with your particular abilities it is possible that other such encounters will occur, though most improbable that the same system or field will be involved.

[...] You have had no other experiences where contact was recognized both by you and the other individual from the other system, however; and he takes what he learned as part of himself now.

[...] The point is simply to do your best, so that you gradually learn not to inhibit your reactions to them, but to change the nature of your habitual reactions to them.

[...] But until you learn to focus in two directions, and this is simplified to a pathetic degree, in the meantime you simply turn down the volume of the first channel, while you attract your attention to the second. [...]

[...] Jane was very surprised when Miss C, apparently quite upset, told her that she had just learned from her doctor that she needed operations on both of her eyes, for the removal of cataracts. [...]

[...] In her notes on the dream, Jane wrote that she hoped the black did not symbolize death for Miss C. Jane was quite relieved to learn that while Miss C did have to go to the hospital, it was for a more or less routine operation, and nothing more serious.

[...] The interest in extrasensory perception, the interest in science and religion, all represent efforts on his part to tie various of his older personalities together, and to learn from their mistakes.

[...] In the light trance state, the inner self is free from the camouflage nature of your plane, and the truly humorous aspect is this: Only by freeing yourself from your own camouflage universe can you see it clearly, understand it for what it is, and actually learn to use it for mankind’s best advantage.

[...] You must understand psychological reality, psychological time, psychological experience, and the dream existence before you can learn to utilize many abilities, since in all the mentioned aspects, you use your abilities, that is your inner senses, on a subconscious level.

[...] What you learn in your present about industry — “progress” — and the equitable sharing of the earth’s products, could only be learned in a context in which industrialism was experienced as going too far, where technology was seen and known as a growing jeopardy.

[...] I have been speaking of them here so that each individual can learn to recognize his or her own degree of Sumariness. [...]

[...] I also said that on a larger, more inclusive scale I can understand a person choosing a life of illness, say, in order to learn and to explore consciousness in certain ways. [...]

[...] Therefore, they hide those yearnings, and the destructive impulses actually serve to protect them from the expression of love that they have somehow learned to fear.

[...] Once again, I thought the session excellent, another upbeat example of her progress and learning. [...]

[...] And there is a difference as even I have learned. [...]

[...] He should indeed now learn to become aware of those immediately denied impulses toward motion, of which he spoke this evening. [...]

(To Sue.) Now you are learning to speak Sumari; and all of you in your own way can use it, and it does not depend upon verbal understanding. [...]

[...] You were taught how to construct sentences in school, and you learned how to speak from your elders. [...]

[...] This came about when I tried to make her arms comfortable, and found her holding herself as rigid as could be — after all she’s supposed to know and have learned. [...]

[...] You must learn to erase a negative thought or picture by replacing it with its opposite.

[...] You must learn to listen to the voice of the inner self. [...]

Repression has been one of my own habits, particularly after I learned how destructive negative thoughts can be. [...]

He said to “the Dean,” “Why is it so difficult for you to learn what freedom is?”

Sometime after I came home from college in 1967, I first noticed that my right shoulder hurt when I lifted it up — classic bursitus symptoms, I’ve since learned. [...]

[...] She is also learning not to channel aggressions onto the shoulder.”

[...] Since then, Sue was bothered by the shoulder during a few stressful periods, but she learned that a simple reading of the original Seth dream immediately returned the shoulder to normal once again. [...]

[...] Suggestions could also be given so that he learned to understand the aggressiveness through watching himself while in the dream state.

[...] It will seem to you that you feel aggressive or upset without reason, or that your feelings sweep down upon you without cause if you do not learn to listen to the beliefs within your own conscious mind, for they generate their own emotions.

[...] You can learn more from watching the animals than you can from a guru or a minister — or from reading my book. [...]

That approach does indeed fly in direct contradiction to the learned methods you have been taught. [...]

[...] True creativity comes from enjoying the moments, which then fulfill themselves, and a part of the creative process is indeed the art of relaxation, the letting go, for that triggers magical activity, and that is what Ruburt must learn.

[...] But the point is that you can indeed learn to do this—that it is not impossible. [...]

[...] But it can learn to look inward, change the focus of its awareness and take quick pictures of this inner environment. [...]