“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In fact, for a period he led a double life as a member of the Zealots. [...]

(Once we were back upstairs in our living room, the music led me to talk about peer groups involving young people. [...]

[...] Yet, although Seth has said very little to date about ghosts, hauntings, and possession [we link them together], it doesn’t seem that Jane’s early family experiences have led her to set up any blocks against such topics. [...]

[...] His purpose and his psychological progress have led him to further activations, and as I have said several times, this means that sometimes he will feel like walking, and will do so with a relative amount of balance, and on other occasions, perhaps 20 minutes earlier or later, his walking might be uncomfortable and “worse” in performance.

[...] Eve represented the nighttime as well as a name, and this led to a future possibility, a minor accident involving Mr. Mossman’s Eve. [...]

[...] The use of the word fragments here, by Seth, led us to think that reincarnational motives might be involved in the marriage; but I did not think to quiz Seth about this when he resumed. [...]

[...] I saw the number six twice, which led me to think it was significant. [...]

[...] The pattern was actually broken by the simple remark that you made earlier, that led Ruburt to think of the stool for dishes.

[...] He was quite correct, for those impulses arise from the larger self’s immersion in Framework 2, and those impulses led Ruburt to his intuitive inspirations, experiences of psychic events, and to the books. [...]

(One thing that led to our decision to cut down the visits was that I felt that often Jane seemed worse after the nurses left than she was before they arrived, although her being stirred up for a couple of hours may have contributed to my feeling. [...]

[...] Of late the situation has led to at least a momentary framework in which physical disabilities take a good bit of mental and physical time. [...]

[...] But you so feared your present mother’s sense of exaggeration, that led often to sheer though unwitting lies and dishonesty, that you denied the capacity of the imagination lest it also lead you into ways of deceit.

[...] This led to these conflicting feelings toward freedom of the subconscious and of the imagination. [...]

(Our dream discussion before the session led me to voice a question about dreams that I don’t think Seth has covered in just that way. [...]

[...] This led to many questions. [...]

[...] I remarked to Jane today, then, that what we need is more insight into the phenomenon of such thinking itself—for after all, that approach to life’s challenges has led to our problems, it seems to me. [...]

Expression itself was considered highly suspect if it traveled outside of the accepted precepts, and particularly of course if it led others to take action against those precepts. [...]

In Ruburt’s particular case, now, one set of beliefs led to a corollary set of physical beliefs about his body

[...] They do not realize the potential of their own energy, and it is not until they begin to realize it that they are, quote, “led into temptation.”

[...] Only when you think of the soul as something different, separate, and therefore closed, are you led to consider a separate god — a personality that seems to be apart from creation.

[...] You have also been told that if you do not express your sexuality, you are displaying unnatural repression, and furthermore you are led to think that you must above all force yourself to enjoy this ambiguous sexual nature. [...]

[...] As you will see, these led to dream manipulation and, in many instances to projection of consciousness from the dream state.

No man can find
The post or sign
That led the self
Through such strange land.
The way is gone,
The self returns
To slip its bony
Image on.