“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Health obviously does not apply to the body alone, nor even to the mind. [...]

[...] Plans in your own minds, barely conscious, already begin to bear fruit. [...]

[...] It was large enough to provide room for conventional and unconventional, bizarre and ordinary states of mind and experience. [...]

[...] He is naturally gifted with the quickness of body and mind. [...]

[...] Minimize impediments in your mind and they do become minimized. Exaggerate impediments in your mind and in reality they will quickly adopt giant size.

Now—do either of you mind if we have a session?

[...] (To me:) You are largely the one to be satisfied, for Ruburt will find joy in almost any environment that he considers his own; you see he personifies in a way that you do not; any place he is in is his place, to his mind, as this is his yard. [...]

[...] the idea being to bring the feelings to the front of my mind.... [...]

[...] When you are working with your consciousness, as you did this evening, you become aware of the inner symbols in your own mind. [...]

[...] And so our onion, with the full vitality within it to grow from the inside out, as all things grow, instead looks at the fine carrot next to him, and such a lovely hue, and examines the carrot in his mind to see if this is God. [...]

[...] You have our Lady of Florence to thank that there are classes here, for Ruburt would not think of them in the beginning, and it was our friend, who you think is too intellectual and not intuitional, who suggested the classes in the first place to Ruburt and opened his mind so that he would follow my suggestions. [...]

[...] Then imagine the blank picture as if you were going to paint it in your mind. [...]

[...] In these instances however you should have something particular in mind. [...]

If you want to discover in what month something will come about for example, you may visualize the circle cut into 12 segments, or have this idea in your mind. [...]

The dream comes to mind several times but don’t type it up till the weekend. [...]

(9:51.) Now: I will give you some good news to take your mind off your modern convenience (refrigerator). [...]

[...] All of these questions came into our minds when Seth began speaking about reincarnation. [...]

[...] It had been in the back of my mind all the time I talked to Ann Linden over the phone.

[...] All of these feelings were in the back of my mind that night, when Jim and Ann came.

[...] Purposely I put the matter out of my mind and watched television during the early evening. [...]

[...] He trusted his mind, so the idea of retreating from the body into the mind was quite logical to him when this began. [...]

[...] He gave stimulus to his mind with coffee and cigarettes, whipping it to make it go faster and faster.

[...] He has a one-track mind in that regard, however.

[...] The conscious mind is fascinated and the inner self free then to act constructively. [...]

(I did insist that in my opinion the body, including the conscious mind, wasn’t doing a very good job of taking care of itself in such cases. [...]

From that situation be could not or would not run, but in his mind he saw the two of you running free of all of them. [...]

[...] But with Ruburt’s mind, it had to be more an all or nothing affair.

[...] Believing such clues to be meaningless, the conscious mind does not perceive them, or calls them coincidences. [...]

[...] Again, the “official” mind says, “Coincidence. [...]

[...] Again, the official mind says that it was a coincidence that this couple were, in their way, artistically inclined, enjoyed painting and writing, free-lanced, and still lived in an apartment after some years of marriage — and that the man was relatively quiet in contrast to the woman (with amusement). Yet again probabilities merge, for the woman could well have been a writer, the man an artist; and seeing Ruburt and Joseph, they related with other probabilities inherent in their own natures.

[...] So says the officially organized mind. [...]

If you have succeeded here, then memories and images will flash through your mind in the same way that your present self would ordinarily recall its past.

We may organize our material for a while now around one or another of these projects, though in the past months, on a rather free-flowing basis you have received excellent material; and regardless of the organization or order of delivery, the material has its own form, and what I have in mind to say will be said. [...]

[...] When I got up at 6:15, with the dream still on my mind, I thought at first that it might have reincarnational overtones, yet I didn’t really think so. [...]

[...] The voice seemed at times to be merely an automatic, unaware reaction to whatever obscure mental processes were going on within her mind or brain—vocal signals broadcast out into the world, perhaps without meaning to others but probably of significance to their originator on certain levels. [...]

[...] With that in mind, then, it is impossible to imagine the multidimensional creativities that can be attributed to All That Is. [...]

The back room idea, however, will serve to reinforce the private nature of the sessions in your own minds. [...]

[...] A good general question, we think, and one we’d like to see discussed with our own ideas of the inviolate nature of the individual in mind, has to do with the prevalence of ordinary, daily, conscious-mind thinking and perception throughout much of the world. [...]

Using an analogy again, the brain is quite capable of operating on innumerable “frequencies,” each presenting its own picture of reality to the individual, each playing upon the physical senses in a certain manner, organizing available data in its own specialized way, and each dealing somewhat differently with the body itself and with the contents of the mind.

[...] You still try to carry your own cultural versions of reality into the dream state, for example, but the natural heritage of both body and mind escapes such repression — and despite yourselves, in your dreams you come in touch with a greater picture of reality that will not be shunted aside.

(Actually, the affair is a perfect example of much of the material Seth has been going into in his latest book on the mass culture and mind. [...]

[...] Your mind would have been on the book, and the extractions considered distractions—annoying and to be put aside.

[...] This was not to emphasize any lower or base characteristics, but was your way of translating the individual’s exceptionally clear, pure and single-minded perception. [...]

(Jane said that when she gave the data about “diagonal marks on the four corners of a rectangular piece of paper,” she saw such a piece of paper rather clearly within her mind’s eye, without thinking of it particularly as a photograph.

[...] She had our Marine friend in mind during the test, and he was engaged to be married at the time he went into the service. [...]

Now we simply cannot discuss everything I had in mind, or the session would run too late.