“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Ruburt felt safe if his mother read his fiction, you see, for it was several steps removed from his inner life.

Your own positive action with the pendulum and in your personal life with Ruburt has been most beneficial, and resulted in the kind of support he needed at this time.

[...] There is nothing so strange at this, since in physical life there is the definite difference between the body form of the child, the young adult, and the old man. [...]

Now in projections you meet individuals as you do in physical life, and make friends who are interested in your welfare. [...]

[...] If you and your hypnotist believe in reincarnation, the source may be discovered in another life.

[...] Here the dangers become something like initiation rites, in which loss of life must be faced before full acceptance into the community can be established. [...]

[...] You must thoroughly understand that, and then you can take hold of your life and begin to use natural hypnosis for your benefit in all areas. [...]

[...] This explains some of the difficulties incidentally in your intimate life together.

[...] What I want to know is whether you can help impress my own changed attitude upon Jane so that it helps her in daily life? [...]

He has felt hampered down to the most minute circumstances of his daily life. [...]

We will for now, however, confine ourselves to a discussion of consciousness in the beginning of the world, stressing that the first basis of physical life was largely subjective, and that the state of dreaming not only helped shape the consciousness of your species, but also in those terms served to provide a steady source of information to man about his physical environment, and served as an inner web of communication among all species. [...]

Some of the “particles” the theoretical physicists have discovered—and/or created—in their gigantic particle accelerators have unbelievably short life-spans in our terms, vanishing, it seems, almost before they’re born. [...]

[...] But whereas the meson vanishes from our view after its exceedingly brief existence, the electron has an “infinite” life-span. [...]

[...] It is not realistic to expect a life of unending, exuberant health, with no momentary lapses of any kind. [...]

[...] The very soreness is a sign of the muscle’s reaction—its life.

[...] To some extent you breathe “life” into your machinery. [...]

[...] As soon as I realized that she was rebelling against a way of life that we had fallen into, probably mainly at my unwitting behest, I tried to make amends by leaving the job, etc. [...]

[...] He felt forced into a corner, with life slipping away.

[...] He felt you were denying yourself the one thing you wanted out of life above all others.

You would be better off if you told yourself you didn’t care if you ever had an orgasm in your life. [...]

[...] This has also applied to one small area of your profession life also.

Some of this has to do with feelings toward your father in this life. [...]

Your life is not—and I repeat—not as limited as you believe it is. [...]

[...] Ruburt realizes that he must no longer structure his life through his symptoms. [...]

[...] When this became entwined with your way of life and financial conditions, he dug in deeper. [...]

[...] The vitality of life is far greater than anything you can do to wound it. [...]

[...] Trust the vitality of life and the universe, recognize the feelings and let them flow out of you. [...]

Feelings are life, feelings are consciousness. [...]

[...] Pacing back and forth, she began to dictate:) that a tree cannot, personality fragments form other fragments having all the properties of the parent fragment—emotional life and so forth.

(Jane continues:) In a sense the present individual in any given life could be called a fragment of his entire entity, having all the properties of the original entity, though they remain latent or unused. [...]

[...] This is always the case in the final earth life. [...]

A framework is also then self-provided in which deeper questions of personality, life and being are worked out at the specific level of the individual’s experience. [...]

[...] The dreamer is baffled at his own ability to forsee a future event, and this makes him more than ordinarily curious about the nature of dream life in particular.

In such dreams, the physical future event is often perceived opaquely, distorted in at least some aspects, just as dream events are when seen from the viewpoint of waking life. [...]

[...] They were the only such dreams I recorded that year and the only such incidents in waking life. [...]

[...] “You were running through the radioactive rain to avoid contamination, running for your life, really, and the pamphlet refers to survival several times and ‘Maintain top speed.’”

One man you have known in a previous life. [...]

[...] It will be remembered that in the 26th session Seth also mentioned that a present business acquaintance of John’s had been involved with John in a previous life, in Belgium in 1632.)

Also in the long run your salesman’s ability, which was partially developed in another life, would play you false under the circumstances which you contemplate. [...]

You had best avoid such a course as you mentioned; for purely practical reasons it would be disastrous and the results would be felt in all areas of your life. [...]

[...] The deepest, most basic and abiding subjective experience is translated, however, into those natural elements: the ample landscape that sustains physical life. [...]

Throughout the ages, some have recognized the fact that there is self-consciousness and purpose in certain dream and sleep states, and have maintained, even in waking life, the sense of continuity of this inner self. [...]

[...] Past life dreams are root dreams. [...]

There is a strong connection between what I have been saying and the way in which you translate inner reality into symbolic form, either in the waking life, as objects, or in the dreaming state as dream images. [...]

[...] The fact that such ideas do not occur to entities like the legal—or even the editorial—departments at Prentice-Hall shows, I think, the great gap that exists between our own views of life and theirs. [...]

[...] To the body, however, this is the kind of natural action it is always involved in, as it constantly rebuilds itself, maintains life, and it involves the body in work that it is indeed highly equipped to perform. [...]

[...] Those statements are self-evident to me, while you of course are still in the process of thinking them over, and trying to fit them into the context of life as you know it. [...]

In other words, the books are considered to have some social life. [...]

[...] You felt you had a shaky hold then, and that the foundations of your work and married life were shaky.

[...] Without you, literally, Ruburt in this physical life would not be able to express nor free it. [...]

[...] You will walk down many alleyways and many front avenues, and so you have and so you will again, but in this life you will walk them together, as you knew you would. [...]

[...] To which Seth added.) You can be sure of life—and I bid you good evening. [...]