“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You simply decided to know what you were doing this time, and an over-conscientiousness on both of your parts led you to rein in your joint spontaneity.

[...] Partially it was the belief that women were more vulnerable, and the social conditions—Darwinian and Freudian concepts—that led him to accept that position, and all the material I have given fits in here. [...]

[...] Some of those experiences led you both to desire a certain privacy while remaining in the midst of a community, and here again Ruburt’s condition came into service, giving you a built-in reason for not going out into the world.

[...] The stool was no longer comfortable simply because his muscles were stretching further, but his fear at the seeming poor performance previously led him to some negative projections. [...]

In fact, your behavior yesterday was so appreciated that it led to the creative inspiration of your Christmas present, which is an exciting creative endeavor. [...]

[...] By your complete absence, you see, you also led them to suspect that you disapproved, for they knew that in your other activities psychically you worked together. [...]

This great division has led to your major wars. [...]

When you look at the animal kingdom, you suppose that the male chooses blindly, led by “dumb” instinct, so that in overall terms one female will do as well as any other. [...]

[...] An event in March, that led to similar events while the original one was not repeated. [...]

[...] This impression was strong, and she believes the overhanging feeling led her to attach the threatening data to it.

[...] This basic information perhaps led to the above data, but we believe the following is more likely correct.

[...] An event in March, that led to similar events while the original one was not repeated. [...]

[...] But the pressures of work, plus our own conservative attitudes about personal publicity, have led us to pass by other such opportunities.

Your own science has led you to its logical conclusion. [...]

Strange but inevitable, I think, how the conscious mind, developing such disciplines as biofeedback and astronomy (to use the examples considered here), finds itself led back to its own inner sources.

[...] Ruburt was appalled at your situation, and moreover your moodiness at the time led him to fear that you might turn away from him. [...]

It was the trigger that led to his decision to reveal himself more fully in his book (God of Jane). [...]

[...] Those problems led to the very short regular session for last Monday, and the very short deleted portion of that 809th session.)

The body’s latest efforts to heal itself, Ruburt’s strong intent to become flexible, and your own help and encouragement, have led to a situation in which all of those tensions, exerted over a long period of time, are in the process of rather speedily being released. [...]

(Discussion about predestination led by Rose to say that Seth would make a good Presbyterian.)

[...] Seth here refers to our table tipping experiments of Friday, October 7. That evening’s fun led to the successful 73rd envelope experiment of October 10. [...]

(When Bill, Don and I first tried tipping the table on October 7 we faked the results; this led to some rather vehement reactions on the part of the three women. [...]

[...] The prestige and money, tied to your mother’s hopes, could have led you into other channels of commercial art that would have led you completely astray as far as fine art is concerned.

[...] I believe a remark Bill made before the session began, about animals, led to this.

[...] This led also into a discussion of the consciousness of each atom and molecule, etc., and our agreement telepathically on such things as the placement of objects in space. [...]

[...] At one point Seth asked Bill to not say so much when he answered a question, because this led Ruburt to start to actively and consciously consider the material and to make his own interpretations, which could be distorted. [...]

[...] Andrea is then supposed to ask, “Why do I feel so inferior?” If you deny the validity of the emotion itself and pretend it away, then you will never be led to question the beliefs behind it.

You will be afraid of any powerful emotion, therefore; frightened of the dimensions of your own actuality, and to a large extent be led to run away from an acceptance of the power and energy of your own being. [...]

A few moments earlier he vaguely caught an image, as his mind, picking up inner information, translated it: he was being led to a physician’s office in the image. [...]

[...] The fear that the artistic self was being threatened led to a certain panic that impeded the flow of information you were trying to suggest to the unconscious.

[...] Cézanne, for example, will reach some people who have not read the other books, and some historians will read James, and hence be led where otherwise they would not go. Psyche will mention my ideas about sex, for example, and will be bought by some people because of that subject alone, who will be again led to the other books. [...]

Hopefully Ruburt will finish his other Seven, for beside regular readers he will pick up readers of fiction, who again will be led where otherwise they would not travel. [...]

(Long pause at 7:34.) His ideas had somehow led me to the point where the very dimensions of experience should change. [...]

[...] The event of the interview showed you both, in concentrated form, how much you hid from others, and led to the further decision as described in our last session–not to hide Ruburt’s condition, and not to be apologetic about it either.

[...] Ruburt is being led to discover that the answers to his intellectual questions about his abilities, my existence, life after death, the solution to his physical problems, can only be discovered through the appreciation and use of his intuitive and psychic abilities. [...]

Many of the contradictory beliefs and negative ones discussed in yesterday’s session led to strong feelings of self-disapproval. [...]

(Jane said that as she began giving the data, the association she made with Seth’s data, “white, snow white,” led her to consider the particular photo of my parents’ house taken after a deep snowfall. [...]

[...] She does believe that this knowledge has in itself prevented her from being led astray from Seth’s data a few times in the past, and that her ability in separating Seth’s data from her own will grow.

[...] The snow I used merely because the white was so blinding, and this led Ruburt to his own associations, concerning your parents’ house, and a particular photograph which was taken in the wintertime. [...]