“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Nor are the memories and emotions of an individual ever taken from him. [...]

In many instances you travel outside of three-dimensional reality while dreaming, but your experiences must then be recalled in physical terms or you would have no memory of them. [...]

[...] Miss C’s memory is very poor now, and evidently her energy is low also. [...]

[...] If memory serves, Seth said a long time ago that Jane did not have arthritis, but for her own reasons was mimicking her mother’s disease. [...]

[...] There may be a definite memory recall, a few curious moments when time dissolves, when even beneath a portrait you have painted you will see another face.

[...] Some individuals will retain strong memories of their past lives, and others will not. [...]

[...] You would not have had any overall picture of the seasons, for dreaming educated the memory and lengthened man’s attention span. [...]

[...] He called a colleague of his who was in Ithaca, and described Jane’s finger condition to him, but if memory serves he received ambiguous information again. [...]

[...] Even your (underlined) behavior yesterday, while not what it might have been, was supportive enough to keep the situation from getting out of hand, and the memory of your night’s dancing was also supportive, so that you have more supportive elements to cushion various situations.

[...] These memories turned into the angel images. [...]

In normal memory you recall, obviously, but a slight percentage of your dreams, and usually these are from more surface levels.

[...] Jane said she did appear to have trouble with a faulty memory, however.

[...] Jane was fully dissociated; way out, she said, with no memory of her surroundings while delivering the material. [...]

There are, of course, future memories as well as past ones … As Joseph often says, “When you think of reincarnation, you do so in terms of past lives.” [...]

[...] There are even biological connections in terms of cellular “memory.”

Each of these areas are separated, and between the memories of each past life, experiments will show a layer that we call undifferentiated.

[...] What follows is a summary, made up from memory immediately after the session ended. [...]

[...] It retains what you may call memory of previous gestalts. [...]

[...] I showed them to her to refresh her memory. [...]

[...] This is, in English, the memory of a covenant—and that should be the word in Ruburt’s first line, instead of regulations.

[...] I have had no success in contacting Dr. Pietra, or at least in retaining a conscious memory of doing this. [...]

[...] Throughout this extra-long delivery I had thought she was in a deep state, and she now confirmed this; she had but a vague memory of what she had said. [...]

[...] Not because I say you will attend it, but because you have already decided to attend it, and I would dearly like to see some memory on the part of the conscious selves involved. [...]