“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(We also discussed Jane’s fears that she’d done all she could in this life, and thus was ready to bow out of physical existence. [...]

[...] At times he was convinced that he had made a failure of his life so far—with you and his work.

[...] And yet whole foundations of his being in this life are devoted to that particular aspect of art.

[...] It simply means that you are aware of your own life as clearly as possible — in touch with your thought processes, aware of them but without overdue concern or overanalysis. [...]

[...] You can follow any road you choose, but — until you realize that as individuals you each form your own personal life, and have a part in the mass creation of reality — there is much learning ahead for you. [...]

[...] We can live a wiser, more productive, happier physical life because we begin to understand why we are here, individually and as a people.

[...] It surely shows the way to go, if we want to be free, though at the same time we can’t divorce ourselves from daily life. [...]

[...] The body does not only carry memory biologically of its own past condition in this life therefore, but indelibly with it, even physically, are the memories of the other bodies that the personality has formed in previous reincarnations.

One level of dream life deals particularly with the biological condition of the body, giving you not just hints of health difficulties, but the reasons for them and the ways to circumvent them. [...]

[...] If Ruburt does not want a public life, that is not cowardice. [...]

[...] We of course realize there might be other connections in the private life of the patient, Miss Margaret M. Bunn. [...]

[...] It was of the head of a man I had known centuries earlier in a previous life, according to Seth.)

[...] He felt you did not trust his judgment, remembering what he thought of as key points in your life, when his judgment seemed wrong or when it was criticized.

[...] Your illness frightened him more than anything else since his life with his mother, because he could not allow you of all people to be ill because of him, as explained.

([Tam:] “You mean in this life, or from a previous relationship?”)

Now you have some latent inclinations of a musical nature as I mentioned earlier having to do with past-life experiences. [...]

[...] I leave your intellectual writing life alone, though you are free to use what you have learned, so kindly keep your sometimes meddling intellect out of the sessions themselves. [...]

The temporary and apparent sense of freedom from the camouflage pattern oftentimes leads the subject or student into a false sense of freedom from it in daily life, and causes a lack of ego discipline that should be maintained. [...]

[...] In Volume 1, Seth devoted much of the 681st session to a discussion of probabilities, or, in sum, All That Is, and interwound Jane’s psychic and physical experiences with that material: “The cellular consciousness experiences itself as eternal … Part of Ruburt’s feeling of massiveness² comes from the mass [life-to-death] experience of the body, existing all at once. [...]

[...] (From session 682:) There are systems in which a moment, from your standpoint, is made to endure for the life of a universe…. [...]

And life sings its truth.

[...] They cannot imagine (pause), life’s “initial” creative source, for in their terms it would remind them of creativity’s feminine basis. [...]

In the same way your unconscious also transforms for you, from an otherwise undifferentiated maze of reality, fields of activation into recognizable objects and events in your daily life.

[...] In physical life however you do this now automatically.

[...] As it is, life within the environment becomes difficult. [...]

[...] The body is usually not fighting for its life. [...]

The units (electromagnetic) about which I have been speaking do not have any specific, regular, preordained “life,” in quotes. [...]

[...] He has always seen his daily life in the context of eternal meaning, and the conflict prevented this, robbing him of the previous significance possessed by the most trivial incident.