“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Only by direct experience will anyone know of these matters.

[...] I do not speak in any of these matters as far as definite times and places are concerned, nor do I intend to. [...]

[...] Nor, for that matter, is my own.

We will shortly launch into a new discussion, though there are still some matters to be cleared in our material on action. [...]

[...] According to him, the point of power is where flesh and matter meet with spirit. [...]

[...] Next, physically we make a simple gesture or act, no matter how modest, that is in line with our desires for the future. [...]

[...] If pure personal survival were all that mattered to the so-called subconscious, such acts would be impossible—and in fact, they would be inconceivable on man’s part. [...]

[...] He enjoys doing it, for that matter. [...]

[...] And that trust is within you whether or not you recognize it, for it gives you your present experience; and no matter how your mind questions, it rides securely in the great creativity of the soul.

[...] They came in clusters, dealing with certain particular questions and subject matter. [...]

[...] Idealism is tough, and it is enduring, and no matter how many times it is seemingly slain, it comes back in a different form. [...]

[...] Life’s exterior conveniences would hardly matter if science’s knowledge was used to undermine the very foundations of life itself.

[...] No matter how much power he achieved, it seemed to him that others had more — other people, other groups, other countries — but their power he saw as evil. [...]

[...] Now Seth began some material on other matters, then ended the session at 9:19 P.M.

(“That first line of the session is an entertaining one,” I said, and read her Seth’s statement about the insurance matter. [...]

[...] We will endeavor to continue speaking of some matters discussed in our previous session. [...]

It is obvious that you impress a room with your characteristics as you furnish it, but you also mark (long pause) what seems to be empty space in the same fashion — that is, you turn empty space into the living matter of your body without ever realizing that you do so. [...]

[...] His mood was so bad because he felt that he could not win no matter what he did. [...]

(“Does it matter what religion one belongs to, or chooses?”)

[...] And these notes will also free Jane to deal with other matters in her Introduction for Mass Events.

[...] These include works of poetry, fiction, and psychic matters as experienced from her own conscious viewpoint. [...]

[...] I asked Jane if Seth could devote the next session to that subject matter so that I could insert it in Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality as a note or an appendix, since I had plenty of work to do yet for that second volume. [...]

[...] I repeated my thought that it didn’t matter how many Seth books she piled up ahead of contract, or publication: That was certainly a more creative and exciting position to be in than if one didn’t have anything ahead. [...]

No Matter Where I Look

No matter where I look, I seem to be
at the center of a world that forms
perfectly around me.
No lopsided vision ever shows
the world spread only to my left,
with my image on the last right edge,
nor has the world
ever appeared just ahead,
while nothingness began
just behind my back.

Just before the session she showed me a page of notes she’d picked up from Seth today, about the subject matter for tonight’s session—but we had no time in which to discuss them.)

No matter what science says about certain values being outside of its frame of reference, science implies that those values are therefore without basis. [...]

[...] I couldn’t help feeling that that was the way we were fated to live out our lives—that we’d picked those paths as a matter of choice years ago. [...]

(I made an effort to reassure Jane at the end of our talk, by telling her I loved her and that I was going to be with her no matter what happened. [...]

[...] When you look at your physical reality and see what it is this does not take faith, it is a simple matter of physical perception. [...]

[...] They are inherent abilities that belong to consciousness no matter what form it adopts. [...]

[...] No matter what Ruburt said, he thought of himself as working in a highly specialized, misunderstood small field.

[...] You can trust him in business matters. [...]

[...] You will discover in practical terms how you move and affect physical matter before we are finished, and discover quite practically that you create it.

[...] Some personalities, survival personalities, because of their personal characteristics, are more able to directly manipulate physical matter than others, more temperamentally suited to it, and consider it in itself a challenging endeavor.

The grandfather would not even discuss his own wife with Ruburt, or any personal matters. [...]

The financial matter was added to this when he began to sell books. [...]