“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She said that if the above material represented what her dream meant, she had no memory of it consciously. [...]

[...] I paraphrase all of his dialogue even though my memory is good: “Bob, there’s a couple you’ve got to meet—her name’s Jane Zeh and her husband is Walt. [...]

[...] Indeed, each one of us had particular qualities of life—memories, emotions, events—to explore “this time around.” [...]

[...] Some of the latter were from visions, some simply from my memory of her and what she was trying to tell me or from what I was trying to understand. [...]

[...] Our rich memories of those gatherings are nourished each time we drive past the Inn on our way to the hill house. [...]

[...] I have a few vivid conscious memories of the trip. [...]

[...] When you stepped upon the nail in California, the memory leaped from the depths of the third level of the subconscious, through shock, into the uppermost or first subconscious level.

[...] The dreamer has, at his fingertips, a memory of his ‘previous’ dream experiences and carries within him the many inner purposes which are behind his dream actions. [...]

[...] This is certainly true; this vision is as vivid and clear in memory today as it was a second after it ended. [...]

[...] It takes time for memory to begin to work. [...]

[...] Beneath personal subconscious material you will find data, free, dealing with racial memories which will be of great benefit to psychologists and sociologists. [...]

[...] She reported no images within at first, but memory of a few did return as we discussed Seth’s data.

[...] You may have a dim memory of the light you “saw” before, however, and so you think: “Aha, the bulb I see is my life, but I’m sure that long ago I had a different life — and perhaps another one lies ahead of me.” [...]

[...] Their memories became the basis for the birth of religion as you now think of it.

[...] Instead, my mind was filled with memories of the spectacular colors I had seen. [...]

[...] Then succeeding impressions crowd out memory of what has been left unsaid, until later. [...]

[...] She appears to have no memory of opening her eyes on such occasions; if she does slit them open I cannot tell, even from my position across a narrow table from her.

[...] Through constant practice with hypnotism your scientists will discover that it is possible, and definitely beneficial, to allow the conscious ego to retain its memory. [...]

[...] Certainly it is easy to see how a birthday or anniversary, or particular symbol or object, might serve as an associative connection, rousing within you memories of issues or actions that might have happened under similar circumstances in other times.

(8:54.) Actually, that kind of psychological behavior represents the backbone of social organization as far as the species is concerned, and it is the usually hidden but definite past and future memories of reincarnational relationships that cement social organizations, from small tribes to large governments.

[...] (Long pause.) Reincarnation suggests, of course, the extension of personal existence beyond one time period, independently of one bodily form, the translation or transmission of intelligence through nonphysical frameworks, and implies psychological behavior, memory and desire as purposeful action without the substance of any physical mechanism—propositions that science at its present stage of development simply could not buy, and for which it could find no evidence, for its methods would automatically preclude the type of experience that such evidence would require.

[...] Yet the village and the scenes lingered in my memory. [...]

[...] I had no actual memory of leaving my body, and I must have fallen off into normal sleep for a moment, because the next thing I knew, I found myself out of my body, hovering just above my sleeping physical image.

From this standpoint these are fragment personalities; therefore, they have your memories up to that point of their initiation, and they continued on from there. [...]

[...] I don’t want to try reconstructing Seth from memory, but will note that his material took off from some of that in the 612th session (see Appendix 19).