“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I want her to live — with me, at home, working and singing. [...]

[...] Both of these involved my younger brother Bill, who lives in Rochester, NY with his wife and 3 children.

[...] I sat beside her on our living room couch, notebook in my lap. [...]

The dream objects, then, are so cunningly, and if I may say so, almost slyly chosen, that the simplest of them may refer to instances in this existence, to personally subconsciously desired or feared objects or instances, to desired or feared objects or instances in past lives. [...]

For one thing, and I will go into this deeper shortly, those who now know existence on the physical level more or less because of certain cycles lived before on the physical level at about the same historical periods. [...]

[...] Jane sat at the living room table with Jerry opposite; I sat nearby taking notes. [...]

[...] [Living room TV room off this.])

(We searched through If We Live Again, looking for a certain poem she’d written in January 1980, in connection with a session I’m typing for Dreams, but when we found the poem it was not the one we wanted. [...]

[...] After supper tonight she suggested that I get the session notebook ready, although when I joined her in the living room at 8:30 she said she didn’t feel Seth around at all.

[...] Almost (underlined) without exception, there are male and female lives either in your past or future. [...]

[...] I got her in her chair and out to the living room table.

[...] The family lives in another state and we have never met. [...]

[...] Seth gave us a detailed account of two past lives and began a reincarnational history of Rob’s family. [...]

[...] Most likely, we thought, he was a very lively portion of my own subconscious. [...]

[...] She went into the living room to read, and found the magazine she picked up “heavier” than it should be. [...]

(Pause.) The original belief meant that he considered his reality in mental terms, generally identifying a writer with ideas, and using his body as a vehicle rather than thinking of it as the living organism through which creaturehood experience must come. [...]

[...] Jane and I have made a few sporadic attempts to learn more about Frank Watts; such a man did live in Elmira, we learned, through a resident who knew him. [...]

[...] And the owners of the trailer, also living in the country, have a child of similar nature.

[...] Portions of the self live a more or less independent existence, both while the dominant personality sleeps and is awake.

[...] As a rule projection in some areas can only be achieved by those who are living their last earthly cycle.

(See the details of Jane’s dreams, detailed on page 5. For more data on the immediate past lives of Jane and mine in Boston, before the Civil War, see the 59th session, Volume 2, page 140. [...]

[...] The dream said that Ruburt died once and yet lived again, and that as you survived a leaky old ship at one occasion, so would the basic selves always survive.

[...] She could see it from her position in the living room. [...]

[...] Humanity is lively, curious and capricious, creative and exuberant. [...]

[...] This does not mean they will not struggle to live, but that they have a built-in unconscious sense of unity with nature in which they know they will not be lost or immersed (quietly intent).

[...] You would understand the living integrity of each organ in your body and have no need to attack any of them.

[...] Billy and Mitzi had been at their ease in the living room also, on various chairs. [...]

[...] “If anyone lived to be even 20 years old under those circumstances,” I told Jane, “it would have been a miracle.” [...]

Considering Ruburt’s challenges, he has done extremely well in all respects, but one area took the brunt as he cleared away the debris that literally surrounds the lives of most people.

[...] It is, however, most probable simply because the evidence is before you in all areas of your lives—that his energy, when it is directed, is most effective. [...]