“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The CU’s, in their freewheeling nature beneath all matter, are acquainted with all such organizations, so that some of the lessons learned by one species are indeed transferred to another.

[...] Both above and below your usual conscious focus, then, time is experienced in an entirely different fashion, and is constantly manipulated,³ as physically you manipulate matter.

Jane added that she might have read speculative matter involving Christ, the occult, and the Essenes; and probably, we thought many “secret teachings” have been attributed to Christ.

[...] As I stated before, that part of the world was filled with would-be messiahs, self-proclaimed prophets, and so forth, and in those terms it was only a matter of time before man’s great spiritual and psychic desires illuminated and filled up that psychological landscape, filling the prepared psychological patterns with a new urgency and intent. [...]

[...] It doesn’t matter that the events never happened — the belief happened. [...]

[...] There are laws of development, which are the only real laws, and which govern such matters. Or really, such matters govern themselves. [...]

[...] It is a matter of inherent strength and ability and also of desire. [...]

I am afraid I have taken you too deeply into these matters too early. [...]

This is how matters seem to stand. [...]

[...] My comments on this matter hereby end.

[...] We will still take many sessions before you attain any real understanding of these matters, and my dear biggy-boos, I hope to add to our lectures with exercises in the experience of the various inner senses as we go along.

[...] I certainly do not like to go into household matters. [...]

[...] Give them, then turn your attention to other matters. [...]

[...] This would involve such related matters as the soul, energy transformation, cycles on our plane, spirituality, the “source of the source,” the Crucifixion, beginnings and endings, prayer and the will to be, etc. [...]

It is natural then that such a study will involve us in many allied matters. [...]

[...] It is one thing to realize that all physical matter is camouflage, and they know this. [...]

There are some matters which I would discuss with you, Dr. Instream. They are matters in which we both have some deep concern, and some considerable interest.

[...] There are many points to be considered, and these matters certainly cannot be covered in one evening such as this. [...]

[...] We are in a very basic manner interested in the same matters. [...]

[...] I assure you however that in any discussion with your psychologists on this matter, I shall hold my own. [...]

[...] As a matter of interest it is perfectly all right, but because of his particular nature he will have a tendency to let the charts impede rather than help his clairvoyant information.

Now I suggest that you take a brief break and I will continue with some other matters. [...]

[...] We will get into that matter at another time (humorously emphatic), though in the past we have given you considerable information on it.

[...] To do that properly the intellect is to make clear, concise decisions, on its level, of matters that are its concern, and therefore to present its own picture of reality to add to the entire construct. [...]

[...] Then they come naturally, as a matter of understanding and comprehension. [...]

As a matter of fact, the kind of literal answers that you may think you want can indeed lead you somewhat astray in terms of the larger picture, so Ruburt must say: “That is not my province,” send energy, a note now and then; but the particular problem, the specific problem is the woman’s, not Ruburt’s.

[...] One word carries many meanings, and no matter how spontaneously it seems you speak, even the most mundane remark is carefully chosen so that it serves as the spoken symbol for many unspoken ones.

[...] No matter how wasteful with words a person might seem to be, each one contains an amazing economy, and is chosen precisely because it is a perfect carrier for certain intents or feelings that are all organized by that word. [...]

The actual words you use, again, no matter how spontaneously chosen, have meanings on many levels, and speak of your own intent, Joseph, as much as Ruburt’s. Before, you see, when I brought up such issues, you would become defensive, thinking “Must I watch every word I speak?” or “How can suggestion be that important?” Ruburt would react the same.

The pyramids exist as other than physical matter, but it is only as physical matter that you perceive them. [...]

[...] The objects were levitated —raised up in the air, no matter how heavy. [...]

(Because of the press of other matters following the 753rd session — my work doing the notes for Seth’s “Unknown” Reality, Jane’s involvement in writing a new introduction for one of her own books that’s coming out in a new paperback edition, and a stream of unexpected visitors — we didn’t hold any sessions for several weeks. [...]

[...] No matter how far you journey — on a motorcycle, in a car or plane, or on foot — (gesturing to me as Seth, Jane then changed the sentence) by bicycle or camel, or truck or vessel, still you are the wanderer, and the land or ocean or desert is the environment through which you roam. [...]

[...] Your most minute action, thought, and dream adds to the reality of your psyche, no matter how grand or austere the psyche may appear to you when you think of it as a hypothetical term.

[...] If you want to change the world for the better, and if you are determined to do so, no matter at what cost to yourself or others, no matter what the risk, and if you believe that those ends justify any means at your disposal, then you are a fanatic.

[...] The idea is that if you love your neighbor you will not treat him poorly, much less kill him — but the commandment: “Thou shalt not kill,” says you shall not kill your neighbor no matter how you feel about him. [...]

(With emphasis at 9:04:)I have never proclaimed myself to be a healer—nor for that matter a specialist. Our work should end up to some extent illuminating many fields of knowledge and interest, because it is not directed to one or another subject matter, and certainly not restricted to information that must be immediately utilitarian. [...]

[...] When I am deeply considering a matter therefore, there is a pause on my part added to the natural lapse mentioned earlier. We will discuss this more fully for it will lead us into some other matters in which you will be interested. [...]

[...] However I would appreciate it if you would this evening act as a stenographer on my behalf, in a business matter.

[...] Since matters pertaining to me are at issue here, then I feel I would like to make a few comments of my own, and take it upon myself to answer your last letter, sent to Jane Roberts.

(Long pause at 9:28.) In all cases, or in most cases of illness-like difficulties, the question of isolation always enters in, and this is a matter I want to speak about in general, because of its implications in any kind of mental or physical treatment. [...]

(Next, the subject matter of the 18th session led me to recall that Seth had also discussed trees several years later. [...]

[...] I’m quoting the first verse of the poem in the front matter for Mass Events. [...]

Such philosophies are also deadening on an intellectual basis, for they must of necessity close out man’s great curiosity about the subjective matters that are his main concern. [...]

Well, a tidbit: It is a highly individual matter, so that an overall answer is difficult.

[...] It doesn’t matter. [...]

[...] It was just that no matter what one said to him, he replied in the same reasonable, well-spoken, well-mannered tone of voice, which was quite pleasant. [...]

[...] Too bad she missed him, for as I told her, he’d make beautiful subject matter for a chapter, by inference. [...]

You will have to let me handle this in my own way—the matter of your symptoms and Ruburt’s knees, but for a starter we will begin with you. [...]

[...] On the other hand he fears your disapproval and criticism, and thinks you will look for flaws, and so he lets matters stand there.

[...] Both of you have been making adjustments since our last two sessions, and in a way Ruburt’s knees represented the same kind of problem as your symptoms—matters brought to the head, and yet not acted upon.