“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

When you think “I should be thus-and-so along the way,” and so forth, or when you look back into the past and think that those abilities you had then should have matured far earlier in your life, you are doing so of course from a structure of your present. [...]

Your personality has indeed grown and matured in most respects since our sessions. [...]

[...] You are multidimensional, however, so you grow in different kinds of realities, sending petals of yourself into other times and places, and you have the ability to mature in environments that are quite different one from the others.

[...] It’s mature now, it makes sense: “Why didn’t I see that before?” Something new is known. [...]

(She’d obviously, I thought, expected recognition by her peers in the writing field when she matured, with her obvious talents. [...]

You see however he felt that he was learning maturity by ignoring the subconscious. [...]

Those theories of Darwin, however, formed part of the suggestive background in which you and Ruburt and millions of others matured. [...]

[...] Some mature and develop, some are in ways I have not yet explained, transitory. [...]

Those questions help bring out psychological maturities and insights about the nature of the species in general. [...]

The writing self knew it needed something to write about, and greater maturity if it were to fulfill its abilities, and here again the psychic development fulfilled a need. [...]

[...] In Ruburt’s case, you had better put Jane’s case here, the personality was able to mature enough to consciously handle more and more data, to let further developments occur. [...]

Many novelists, say, of some considerable ability in writing, flesh out those same stories with characters only a bit more mature, and are considered quite serious artists. [...]

[...] Or you may emotionally be extremely mature, and decide not to use your intellect to any great degree so that you can concentrate on emotional reality. [...]

It was far from inevitable that he turn to this field but the innermost portions of his personality were drawn to it, and within this field he can develop his abilities, mature, and contribute. [...]

[...] It is like the seed from an apple tree who travels into the next yard but does not mature. [...]

[...] He is too mature now to turn such destructive energy inward in a strong manner, against his own organism. [...]

[...] As you matured you each to some degree carried beliefs that physical activity and subjective activity were somehow, and to varying degrees, opposed to the other—one being accepted by society, and the other frowned upon.

[...] They have within them the power to develop and mature. [...]

I was enough like his Father Traynor to be safe, and without me his psychic abilities would not have matured at all. [...]

[...] Seth seemed far more mature and well-balanced than the psychologist, so finally I stopped worrying. [...]