“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Why have so many human beings (an estimated 50 billion of them) had to exist along the way before we arrived at our present point—from which point we in our collective wisdom think we might begin to provide meaningful answers to such questions? [...]

[...] The cat’s meow (amused) is as enchanting to the cat as to its owner—meaningful sounds that communicate feeling. [...]

[...] I suggest, however, that you choose meaningful secrets for you will benefit. [...]

The ego will become more of an organizer in general, letting in literally a barrage of experiences, and organizing them into meaningful patterns. [...]

There are those who overrelied upon religious beliefs, using them as crutches, and in [later lives] then, they might—such people—throw those crutches away overreacting to their newfound “freedom”; and through living lives as meaningless they then realize, after death, that the meaningfulness of existence was after all not dependent upon any religious system. [...]

[...] The spider does not wonder “Is my web as beautiful as my neighbor’s, as meaningful? [...]

[...] The heaven that had sustained me as a child seemed in my teens to be a shallow mockery of meaningful existence. [...]

[...] With your own recent experiences, however, the material will be more meaningful and significant now, so that you can indeed put it this time to better use, and I will also be somewhat more specific. [...]

[...] Darwin then brought nature to man’s focus in a new way, for before neither science or religion had dealt with it in a meaningful manner. [...]

[...] Now that truly sublime and mysterious phenomenon was upon us again — and if anything we found it more meaningful than ever. [...]

[...] Because I have also followed this particular reality, it is meaningful, for me, and I can understand it.

There is no point in giving you a superficial analysis, since dreams usually impart knowledge that can be utilized by several levels of the personality; though consciously the information perceived and brought into meaningful context by the subconscious may not be at all comprehensible to the ego, it is nevertheless utilized by the whole personality.

[...] Life is to be pursued at all costs—not because it is innately meaningful, but because it is the only game going, and it is a game of chance at best. [...]

[...] In a very casual way lately I’ve been trying to tune in to a “future” existence so that I can do some writing and drawing about it, but haven’t made any meaningful contact so far.

[...] When it is enriched (pause) by having in its possession several world views, then it does an excellent job of merging those into meaningful patterns, of sorting information and sending it to the proper places, so to speak.

[...] There are bound to be distortions, but the distortions themselves are meaningful.”

[...] These periods were contrasted with examples of lucidity: “I’m going to make it,” although such periods were far in the minority compared to her ramblings about performing these rituals before she could perform any meaningful physical act like eating dessert. [...]

Now, seven years later, I realize that this was an excellent example of the ways in which the inner self can suddenly regenerate and revitalize the personality, open up new methods of perception, shatter barriers and flood the personality with energy that sets it right, reorganizing it in more meaningful directions. [...]

[...] And they grow, sometimes slowly, or by leaps and bounds, and the backslidings begin to disappear, and become less and less apparent or meaningful.

[...] It reminded me at once of a dirge or an elegy, and I felt chills as I began to intuitively understand just how meaningful it was, even without any translation at all.