“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] and I’m doing this James thing about leaving melancholy’s castle; surely there’s a connection. [...]

[...] He saw a gray brown bag of cloth used to collect leaves, and usually connected to lawn mowers. It lay on or by the curb with leaves in it and it, uh, it had, ah, metal eyelets and another projection.

[...] You hit this and threw it, but it did not fly up, and the color mixed well with the pile of leaves there. [...]

[...] Nor does she watch me leave for work. [...]

It seemed to him that you were always going to leave your job one day and paint, but that day never came and the two of you were going to move one day, but that day never came, so he forced the one issue. [...]

[...] Also you both felt some loyalty to the house, and would not leave it in that condition. [...]

[...] After leaving trance Jane said, “I’m afraid to move,” then explained that this time she was afraid only of moving away from this house. [...]

[...] The act of moving means leaving and beginning. [...]

[...] Even if an individual leaves the body and wanders about the room no more than a few feet away from where the body is located,³ there are alterations, dash — the relationship of consciousness to the room is different. [...]

(Pause at 10:10.) When consciousness leaves the body, therefore, it alters some of the coordinates. [...]

[...] Your consciousness could not leave your body and return to it again unless there were biological mechanisms that allowed for such a performance.

[...] The consciousness then leaves the body. [...]

(Now Jane corrected the quotation she’d received from Seth as I was leaving last night, and that I’d tried to remember: “The way toward health is simplicity itself. [...]

[...] She said she’s going to start with Day One tomorrow, and take it from there, trusting the body, not dwelling upon the past, and leaving the future open. [...]

(Debbie helped me lift Jane up higher on her bed before leaving. [...]

[...] She was in the room only a few seconds, and Jane didn’t leave trance.)

[...] I know you are not about to leave the group. [...]

And now I shall leave you on tippy-toe. [...]

[...] I will wish you a fond good evening so that you know you can leave when you like. Not that you would not leave when you are ready to go. [...]

[...] Well, that image cracked and crumbled in the hospital experience, leaving Ruburt with his more native, far more realistic image of himself. [...]

[...] They were very important, for they’d leave the body free to heal itself. [...]

[...] Never knowing when he would go home or not, he kept himself in a constant state of readiness to leave. Various dates were given and then his leaving was postponed several times.

[...] This did not leave him with much room. You did leave him with some however, for the symptoms themselves were the means that would bring you to these realizations. [...]

[...] I strongly suggested a vacation, and it is because prior conditions were still operating that the two of you did not overcome your obstacles and leave.

[...] In projections other portions of Ruburt’s personality leave your system. [...]

We should go deeply however into the nature of perception before we leave it, or you will have that left hanging. [...]

[...] You may find it of benefit also to imagine a flying dream, or form a dream consciously in which you feel me waiting for you to let go the cares of the day, and ready to help you leave your body.

[...] At the other end of the scale, before death the same applies, where some individuals remove their focus from physical life, leaving the body consciousness alone. [...]

[...] He may leave so completely that the body goes into coma, if the body consciousness has also suffered shock. [...]

It is almost impossible to speak of when the personality enters the physical body without discussing the ways in which it leaves it, for all this is highly dependent upon personal characteristics and attitudes toward physical reality. [...]

[...] When you leave your physical body in any kind of out-of-body experience, you actually leave it in another that is only slightly less physical. [...]

[...] When Ruburt is about to leave his body from the dream state for example, he will often find himself in a strange house or apartment that offers opportunities for exploration.

I will end the session, but I will leave some good humor here for both of you.

(We have been recently planning that I am to leave my job at Artistic at the end of January, and take at least a year to paint, etc., after a month’s trip to Florida in February. [...] In a strange way I now felt that I had the freedom to do anything I wanted to, whereas before I had been worrying considerably about the financial effects of my leaving the job. [...]

He wants you to leave Artistic and paint full time, to make up to you what you have suffered on his account, and also because he now believes that is the correct course to follow. [...]

(I still intend to leave Artistic at the end of January, though some of my ideas have changed. [...]

[...] I added that even though we have no interest in putting down other approaches to inner reality, still we’re firm believers in the “inviolate nature of the individual consciousness, before, during, and after physical existence, in ordinary terms.”¹ So, here, we leave it up to the reader to make the intuitive and overt connections between Seth’s philosophy and the material Jane wrote today. [...]

[...] They bask in a sort of universal steam bath that drives all impurities of individuality or creativity from their souls, leaving them immersed, supposedly forever, in a bliss beyond description; in which, indeed, their own experience disappears.

[...] The child had been her own illegitimate child, she had not wanted to tell us this at the time and had been too surprised at the session to do anything; she had wanted to leave but hadn’t it seems been able to.

[...] He belonged to an entity that was strongly attached to physical life on our plane, Seth said; the entity having experienced many physical lives, and still refusing to leave earth as we know it.

[...] If all of you did not have abilities that you were not using, I would leave you alone. [...]

Now, to prove to you that I am a good and hearty fellow and that I do not always wear a long disastrous face with a chin upon the floor, I will leave you and let you partake of your social discourse. [...]

Now, since it is nearly midnight I will leave you—before I turn into a pumpkin! [...]