“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Then there are quite necessary resting periods in between, in which theoretically (underlined) the matters would be best dropped from conscious concentration. [...]

[...] Through motor activities he rids himself of identification in a vigorous and aggressive matter, the symbolism worked out in physical terms. [...]

[...] It is a matter of knowledge, electromagnetically coded, psychically valid, but you cannot hold knowledge in your hand and perceive it directly. [...]

[...] I merely wanted to point out these matters this evening.

[...] Children, however, will concentrate for hours at a time on subject matters and questions that interest them. [...]

[...] But we will discuss those matters later in our book.

[...] There has been however on both of your parts a new determination to do what is necessary, an impetus not to let matters ride, and a new quickening at other levels of your own relationship with each other, so that your love for each other in Framework 2 is coming to your aid now.

Emphasis should not be on performance but on expression, and Ruburt particularly encouraged to express all feelings, no matter how ambiguous. [...]

[...] You will do it quite directly, and our sessions will be on other matters.

[...] “I’m not blocking,” she repeated several times, reiterating that she really wanted the session, no matter what it said.)

The whole area of work, time, inspiration and protection should be explored, and kept in the open, and Ruburt should write some kind of statement that expresses his understanding of the matter thus far, and states his questions. [...]

[...] Later, she did suggest I bring in some reading matter. [...]

[...] I thought it was great that she was expressing deeply-felt emotion, just as I was surprised that she’d spontaneously — seemingly — chosen the subject matter for the session … This had to be good, I said.

[...] Jon was torn between praying for her recovery and for her release by death, and he asked if we’d have a session on the matter.

[...] Now he is secretive about matters he considers important.”

[...] Usually the readings themselves include far more—health suggestions as well as character analysis and advice on other matters. [...]

[...] To whatever degree possible, given your time requirements, I will try to explain such matters.

We might have inserted some of this introductory material into that large gap in Dreams, since very important portions of it were acquired during that time, but we didn’t want to interrupt the sessions for the book with different subject matter. [...]

[...] Those sessions represented largely futile activity, I thought, yet I gladly admitted that each one of them was as unique and creative as ever, no matter what its subject. [...]

Seth, in his material on probable systems in Chapter 16 of Seth Speaks, says: “The soul can be described for that matter as a multidimensional, infinite act, each minute probability being brought somewhere into actuality and existence; an infinite creative act that creates for itself infinite dimensions in which fulfillment is possible.”

I remember being a little surprised at her subject matter for “The Red Wagon” — for it’s not contradictory to write here that even though she was so interested in reincarnation as a theory, we seldom talked about it. [...]

[...] From Seth and ourselves we’ve accumulated much unpublished material about Jane’s symptoms and attendant matters. [...]

It is not a matter of inventing new instruments any longer, but of using the ‘invisible’ ones you have. [...]

[...] When you or Ruburt wonder if this material comes from your subconscious, you take it for granted that the subconscious is personal, dealing exclusively with matters of your past. [...]

(Before the session this evening I wondered what effects Seth might be able to demonstrate, on a consistent basis, if a candle were lit just before each session, as a matter of routine, and then ignored as much as possible. [...]

[...] We agreed not to mention it during sessions, no matter what took place. [...]

[...] It will be a matter of learning control under such conditions. [...]

[...] No matter which long edge was uppermost this places the large poinsettia leaf in the center of the card as far as the short edges are concerned. [...]

[...] Printed matter, near the center. [...]

(“Printed matter, near the center.” [...]