“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It will be necessary to add very little from memory though, since the notes are quite complete.

[...] The memories and associations bring old beliefs to mind, and you see in such family visits the culmination in your brothers of those old beliefs. [...]

[...] Either a character on the screen said something, or someone in the room did — whatever, it triggered my memory of the Gus episode. [...]

[...] I wish my friends over here a hearty good evening; and when you both travel next (Seth has been helping Carl and Sue with astral travel), I hope you bring your memories along with you — and (to me) you too.

[...] Identities can mix and merge while retaining their inviolate nature and memories. [...]

You recall that all experience has an electrical reality, deposited from birth within the physical cells of the body, so that at physical death we have an electrical counterpart of the physical being with all memory and experience intact. [...]

[...] The smiling of itself activates pleasant memories, neurological connections, hormonal workings. [...]

It is the present personality’s desire to express himself, opposed by the subconscious memories of that past life, with its fear of the effects of eloquence used without discretion, that now cause his difficulty.

[...] (Dave had said he thought he had, at last break.) You inflicted such a wound upon another, though this was in self-protection, and emotional impetus of the time was strongly written upon your inner memory.

The divorce was a distortion (pause), not of memory but of interpretation, representing a psychic separation that occurred between you, not in 1964 but later, when Ruburt became ill—and to some extent (underlined) you did hold him back, as you know from the work with the pendulum that you did. [...]

[...] If you drive past his old house he should tell himself that he no longer needs it or what it stands for, that he can retain good memories of it. [...]

[...] Later Jane told me she had very little memory of what Seth had said, even in the very strong voice; this is unusual for her.)

[...] Since what follows is reconstructed from memory it is to some extent out of chronological order. [...]

You live your lives through your own subjective knowing, to begin with, and I will try to arouse within your own consciousnesses memories of events with which your own inner psyches were intimately involved as the world was formed—and though these may appear to be past events, they are even now occurring.

[...] In many cases such inner experience is retained in your memory cells. [...]

[...] But it was obvious her memory was faulty.

[...] If it will help you, think in terms of a memory image. [...]

[...] Perhaps I’m reinterpreting old memories in the light of Seth’s material here. [...]

[...] Driving through Sayre,¹ Pennsylvania, one Sunday afternoon, Joseph noticed a house for sale in a neighborhood he knew — and remembered that it had belonged, in his memory, to a man of whom his mother had been fond. [...]

[...] One will be in the line of birth control involving the male, and the other will involve a drug helpful to the nervous system in regard to memory.