“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] But John no sooner closed the door upon leaving, than Jane resumed dictating.)

[...] A tree does not divide itself up into a self that grows leaves and roots, and into a self that is automatically moved by the wind through its branches.

[...] The flower knows it is alive in the bulb, but it takes “time” for the bulb to let the stem and leaves and flower emerge. [...]

[...] For Darwin and his followers — even those of today, then — nature’s effects gave the appearance of design or plan in the universe without necessitating a belief in a designer or a god; although, as I wrote in Note 7, from the scientific standpoint this belief leaves untouched the question of design in nonliving matter, which is vastly more abundant in the “objective” universe than is living matter, and had to precede that living matter.

[...] The consciousness of the mouse, under the innate knowledge of impending pain, leaves its body. [...]

It’s often been claimed that Darwin’s natural selection, while ruling out any question of design or a planner — God, say — behind living matter, leaves unexplained the same question relative to the structure of nonliving matter, which in those terms obviously preceded life. [...]

[...] This is not unusual, for the inner self frequently leaves the body when the body sleeps.

[...] Upon leaving the state of psychological time I forgot this sighting, but remembered it while in the state of psychological time the following day.

[...] Types one, two and three polio vaccines are referred to on the cards, but this leaves the five to be explained. [...]

And as your dreams originate with you, rise from you, attain a seeming independence and have their ending with you, so do an entity’s personalities arise from him, attain various degrees of independence, and return to him while never leaving him for an instant.

[...] “Man,” Jane said after quickly leaving an excellent dissociated state, “is he going to town. [...]

[...] Again, this idea is the result of your own habit of perception, for chemicals and air and nutrients that you consider not your self, enter the self constantly from the physical environment; and that which you consider yourself, leaves through the pores of the body.

[...] The craft do exist, Seth said, and the action of governments in relation to them leaves much to be desired. [...]

[...] Such a course, however, may leave us with something much less than the solution we want in this reality. [...]

In what past lives
did we live before?
My cells remember
what my brain does not recall.
Your touch
sends images flying up
like leaves rising in a wind
from silent layers
underground.

[...] Rob hadn’t been able to leave his chair, so he had seen nothing. [...]

(Then the show was over and the crowds were leaving the theatre. [...]

[...] If for simplicity’s sake you think of other realities as different cities, then after you leave your own you would pass through the suburbs, then into the country, then after a time into other suburbs until you reached another metropolis. [...]

Clear understanding or effective exploration of the unknown reality can be achieved only when you are able to leave behind you many “facts” that you have accepted as criteria of experience. [...]

[...] Again, I am not speaking symbolically, and I realize that I am leaving myself open to strong criticisms that certainly cannot be answered in this one evening.

[...] She did not leave trance, but her delivery was disrupted. [...]

[...] You will already be acquainted and trained to leave the physical body. [...]

(Jane didn’t rub between her eyes — and without leaving her chair she went back into the session within a very few minutes. [...]