“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It must mirror your own feelings and assessments. [...]

For our object, a mirror, or something that reflects, as a very shiny surface. [...]

[...] If you vividly concern yourself with the injustices you feel have been done you, then you attract more such experience, and if this goes on, then it will be mirrored in your next existence. [...]

[...] The private psyche contains within itself the knowledge of its own probabilities, and it contains a mirror in which the experience of the species can at least be glimpsed.

[...] It must mirror your own feelings and assessments. [...]

[...] Some of them subjectively feel right to me; they effortlessly mirror or echo the way the Jane I lived with for almost thirty years often talked and wrote. [...]

My history is filled
with kingdoms lost and kingdoms found,
with magic mirrors that open up
into brand-new cosmic maps,
and within my head
glittering worlds are spread
enough to fill
a thousand books.
Multiple vision leads me on
over paths that form
new worlds of fact.

I spoke briefly of the form that appeared in the mirror. [...]

[...] His face is in good condition because he considers that the mirror of his soul, and allows it therefore free-enough expression. [...]

(“That night Jane, Bill Macdonnel and I held our amateur ‘seance’ with your help, you said the image that replaced Jane’s reflection in the mirror was from another plane.”)

The overall efficiency of the inner self, or prime identity, is best displayed of course when it adopts an ego that mirrors its own characteristics and intents as closely as possible. [...]

[...] The story was largely a refutation of an article concerning drugs in Elmira, published by a national tabloid, the National Mirror. [...]

[...] It will faithfully mirror your dream images at any given time.

So the Christmas season carries a man’s hopes in your society, and the flu season mirrors his fears and shows the gulf between the two.

[...] Sometimes I am distantly aware that my facial muscles are being rearranged as they mirror Seth’s emotions rather than mine. [...]

[...] A subdivision of primary construction can be called the distortive mirror construction, which would include of course the physical construction of another physical being in birth.

[...] Few seconds later I saw a brown hand mirror held out. [...]

[...] You do not see the air of which you are composed when you look into a mirror. [...]

Again, at best you get something like a mirror image which must be deciphered. [...]

[...] However, you are exactly what you think you are, and every thought is mirrored in the physical matter of the human organism. [...]

[...] Cellular consciousness mirrors these changes, you see.