“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] and I didn’t hear from billing, or Andrew Fife, about any messages relayed to him from Syracuse. [...]

[...] Nature, with its changing seasons, constantly brings you that message. [...]

[...] Telegraph messages alone mean something different than the data presented, the dots and dashes that are only symbols for the information they contain. [...] Distortion may be part of the message — or even the medium through which it must come.

[...] I doubt it, but even then I’d rather spend my life in the quest for meaning, the search for learning, rather than ignore the messages and signals that have appeared within our world. [...]

[...] But by now the rhythm of her pacing as she dictated Seth’s messages had picked up quite a bit. [...]

[...] Jane said the sentences making up this message were so long and involved that she made no effort to pay any attention to them while voicing them. [...]

[...] I had the odd feeling that the sensation was related both to the subject of conversation, and to some kind of message or communication I sensed or felt within; I believe that each time I experienced it, I was involved in talk about other people; relatives, children or perhaps parents.

[...] Now, you ask your Bega—for I have told him the message and I have told him to tell you. [...]

[...] And before too long, we will have a message for you to take to heart. [...]

(While walking downtown this afternoon Jane received several messages from Seth.)

[...] To the extent that you create, you create a reality full of creativity—and this is my message. [...]

Again, you have been taught to believe that impulses are wrong, generally speaking, or at best that they represent messages from a nefarious subconscious, giving voice to dark moods and desires.

Now, do not cheapen my message with jokes of remarriage. [...]

There are times when various circumstances are correct, and when these occur messages from your artist friend (Van Elver) come in very strongly, and often suddenly. [...]

[...] He received a message from me this afternoon. [...]

[...] I hope you will use the material that I gave to Ruburt’s class, for it contains within it the heart of my message.

[...] She was very reserved about Seth possibly delivering a message for them. [...]

[...] Tonight’s message is in the way of reassurance. [...]

[...] This is highly important because telepathically you are sending them interior messages. [...]

[...] If the messages were to be clearly deciphered and understood, then of course the game would be over, for the one to understand the message would be the united self who [had] felt the need of such camouflaged self-troops (hyphen) to begin with.

The language is an excellent example of the coded messages I mentioned earlier (as I’d thought). It is supposed to remain secret, you see, yet becomes the symbol of the all-powerful knowledge of the exaggerated superior self, while making the knowledge impossible to act upon. [...]

[...] Seth-Jane’s abilities remind me of material I wrote recently on how certain portions of the psyche must very shrewdly and carefully construct dreams in advance, so when the dreams are played back they render just the right messages to the other part or parts of the psyche that need them. [...]

[...] And with that jolly little message, I will leave you all. [...]

(10:52.) The messages sent as a result are so highly contradictory that you are caught in a position where true instinct cannot reign, nor can reason prevail. [...]

[...] All of this, once more, is tied in with your accepted neurological recognition of certain messages over others, your mental prejudice that effectively blinds you to other quite valid biological communications that are indeed present all of the “time”.

[...] A natural message had to replace the old knowledge.

[...] Frank’s gadget can now serve as an excellent natural physical therapy, particularly useful at this stage, sending the message also that Ruburt is willing to let such relaxation occur. [...]

[...] I can’t understand why he did not know the message was received. [...]