“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Then she said she thought her fright was connected to her fear of abandonment as a child—and that she would finally make life so miserable for me that I’d leave her. [...]

[...] As I’ve mentioned recently before, the fear itself could have by now—must have—acquired a life of its own, after all of those years, and it would as an entity resist being dispensed with, or transformed. [...]

For Timothy individually and personally what happened here, little as it was, is not only important to him, but in terms of continuity ties in with the earlier Lourdes interest, and picks up a thread that has run throughout his life. [...]

Do not overlook the Saratoga connections of Timothy or Eleanor (Friede): for Ruburt this also provides a sense of continuity that had been lost, and a focus point in his life, a gathering-together point most necessary, that will serve to collect and even regenerate his energies. [...]

In Ruburt’s case therefore the distrust of spontaneity was indeed reflected in all areas of his life, particularly in spontaneous activities in both physical and creative realms. [...] As the joy of life is reflected in all of your acts, affecting your work, bodies, environment and the people you meet, so your problems are also faithfully reflected in all of these areas.

[...] (Pause.) During one short period of his life, Paul joined a Zealot group. [...]

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

3. In Hinduism and Buddhism, karma is thought of as the total moral sum of an individual’s acts in any one life — thus determining the person’s fate or destiny in the next. [...] A “future” life, then, can affect a “past” one, so karma as it is usually considered does not apply.

[...] When does it actually attain life? [...]

Your life, believe it or not, basically, is a simultaneous happening. [...]

The true meaning and the true happening in your life occurs along the lines of value fulfillment, in terms of comprehensions, psychological experiences, and fulfillments that do not take up space, and that are independent of time as you know it.

[...] You merely say life begins here. [...]

[...] Faith does not restrict itself to one area, but shows it effects in all portions of your life.

[...] It is not time for them to appear as yet in the book proper, but any material not handled in normal conscious life, not grappled with, if it becomes overcharged or lasts over a period of time, will be unconsciously expressed. [...]

(I think that because of the very nature of the abilities she’s chosen to develop in this life, Jane will always find such manipulations necessary. [...]

[...] Jane saw the scene clearly, and among other facts realized that in this ancient time both she and the student were existing as males in that life. [...]

[...] Probabilities that never became actualities through any life (pause), a latent personality then that went its own way, and, quite literally was never a physical person. [...]

In this life Jane has always been able to utilize psychic abilities very well, without knowing it. [...]

[...] It was born of such diverse elements, in this life term, as your sign, “Make a galaxy, Jane,” and also born because of those stresses that had deeply by then already made themselves known.

The sessions having to do with your sexual life are important, vitally so.

It is because you both are such loners basically, creatively and in normal physical life, that Ruburt realized that you must have a strong and vital, open and warm system of communication with each other. [...]

[...] you threatened the fine framework of organization that alone made life possible....

[...] It is rather a question or a matter of completely altering your approach to life, so that you no longer block out such natural spontaneous activity.

[...] I don’t want to be simplistic here, but for some years I’ve been concerned that those living in large metropolitan centers miss a certain daily, vital participation in the very environment within which by far most of the life forms on earth exist. [...]

[...] The advanced consciousness can focus within one in quotes “life” while already sending portions of itself into the next quote “life,” as for example you might in school take advanced calculus while still remaining in an elementary philosophy class. [...]

[...] It’s easy to see that she has built her life around such feelings, and is quite pleased with it. [...]

[...] I said that I wanted information on the present status and beliefs of her sinful self, for comparison with its earlier stances in life. [...]

There was some resentment against you, for he could not accept what he considered as a sacrifice on your part in jobs throughout your life, and yet he was angry because you would not do, he thought, what he had done—try to do your creative best, and then force the marketplace to take it. [...]

[...] But in the old contract you had psychically made in this life, either of you would have done anything he felt, to paint and write and make the world accept what you did and pay for it.

[...] They may not be so released in normal life, but you will meet the greater dimensions of your own reality, and at least in the dream state catch a glimpse of the self that transcends a one-sex orientation.

To one degree or another in ordinary life, you end up with sexual caricatures in practical existence.

[...] Furthermore, I added, since in our “practical” world we generally renounce all belief in anything like reincarnation, or what I consider to be a true religious stance, we place all of life within each individual living “now.” To send our young to the battle field under those circumstances, then, to deprive individuals of the one life — the one priceless, irreplaceable attribute — seems the worst crime imaginable, I told Jane. [...]

It certainly seems that your world is concrete, factual, definite, and that its daily life rests upon known events and facts. [...]

[...] That representation is then used as a model upon which your civilizations are organized, and also as a perceptual tool through whose lens you interpret the private events of your life in their historical context.

[...] Your idea of responsibility may give you a very poor rating, however, in your own eyes for your practical performance in life. [...]

[...] All of the activities that bring you the largest pleasure in life generally are of that nature. [...]

[...] Earlier I asked Jane if she was willing to stick by her decision to forgo public life, as stated in the letter she wrote Prentice today, and she said yes. [...]