“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

We will then end the session, and at our earliest convenience take up the other matter before us: the ill woman and her husband. [...]

(10:10.) In the Last Supper when Christ said, “This is my body, and this is my blood,” He meant to show that the spirit was within all matter, interconnected, and yet apart — that his own spirit was independent of his body, and also in his own way to hint that he should no longer be identified with his body. [...]

[...] For that matter, they may originate from several sources. [...]

Now your own physical image is the materialization of your idea of yourself within the properties of matter. [...]

[...] Now these people moved mass with sound, and, as I told you earlier, actually conveyed matter through a high mastery of sound. [...]

[...] Not only are your thoughts apparent through telepathic communications, for example, but without your conscious awareness they also form what you may call pseudo-images “beneath” the range of physical matter as you normally perceive it in some cases, or “above” this same range.

[...] Seth then gave some personal material for Jane, dealing with her writing class and other matters. [...]

[...] It has many good things in it, but we’re disturbed when we come to passages in which the author describes “life” as opposed to “nonlife”, or in which he postulates an ultimate chaos — the running-down of our universe into a final random distribution of matter — as inevitable. [...]

(Pause at 9:35.) Give us a moment… Survival of the human species, as it has developed, is a matter of belief far more than is understood — for certain beliefs are now built in. [...]

[...] The deaths are accepted almost as a matter of course. [...]

[...] The conscious mind perceives matter. Yet even then it does not perceive matter directly, but by a very indirect path, and only because the whole self directs a certain portion of its energies in that direction.

[...] To make matters more complicated, again, these programs do not involve only sound. [...]

[...] Then, after producing a couple of paragraphs on another matter:)

[...] We always had far too many questions about such matters to be satisfied with the very restrictive “answers” that our religious and secular establishments offer. I cannot believe that in matters of life and death my psyche would be so foolish as to indulge in wish fulfillment, relaying to me only those ideas it “thinks” I want to consciously know. [...]

[...] There were many legal matters to attend to, much mail to answer, and more to keep up with.

[...] [I do believe that this kind of thinking is totally unacceptable to most businessmen, as well as generally to the public they serve, the irony here being that neither businessman or scientist can explain what that fantastic nuclear energy—or any energy, for that matter—really is. [...]

[...] But no matter what we may accomplish as a species, or how far we may travel, in those terms we started out utterly dependent upon our earth, with its fantastic variety of resources and life forms. [...]

(9:09.) He did indeed pick up from me a partial list of the subject matters to be covered in our new book—which will be called Dreams, “Evolution,” and Value Fulfillment.

[...] It should be a simple matter to separate personal material from book dictation.

In your terms consciousness is wedded with matter, and any of its experiences are physically materialized through that interaction. [...]

(Since the conversation revolved around matters psychic and nonpsychic, the stage was set rather effortlessly for Seth’s appearance, although as stated neither Jane nor I actively encouraged the session. [...]

In his very early adulthood there was the matter of discipline. [...]

[...] I suppose what bothers me about the whole thing is a sneaking feeling I have that Prentice-Hall’s attitude would be the same no matter what we thought; that they aren’t on the ball in that department.

[...] During that period the work of wedding nonphysical consciousness to matter was accomplished. [...]