“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Something cracked in the room in which they stay, a glass perhaps or mirror. [...]

(Gert told of her experience of the mirror trance.)

Now I will let you all take a break and I hope you do not break the mirror! [...]

[...] The conscious mind could not handle all that data, but those functions perfectly mirror your consciously held ideas and beliefs.

[...] The form is, however, a mirror of beliefs, and will accurately materialize in flesh those ideas held by the conscious mind.

Now I have told you time and time again, my friends, that you construct your physical universe and your private environment in line with your inner expectations, for they mirror perfectly the deepest areas of your own inner reality.

[...] Your physical environment and conditions are a mirror of your own basic conceptions of reality. [...]

[...] In deeper terms, there is still another meaning that mirrors all of those apparent divisions that occur as All That Is seemingly separates portions of itself from itself, scattering its omnipotence into new patterns of being that, in your terms, remember their source and look back to it longingly, while still glorying in the unique individuality that is their own.

Now: This new kind of consciousness brought with it the open mirror of memory in which past joy and pain could be recalled, and so the realization of mortal death became more immediate than it was with the animals.

[...] You must realize that what you are cannot be seen in a mirror. What you see in a mirror is but a dim reflection of your true reality.

“You do not see your ego in the mirror. [...] You do not see the inner self in a mirror. [...]

[...] It will move, faithfully mirroring the tiniest motion of the smallest leaf, but its freedom to move will be dictated by the motion of the oak. [...]

Give us a moment … A stone’s physical shadow will faithfully mirror its form. [...]

[...] Jane looked at herself in the mirror after she put on lipstick. [...]

[...] Jane put on lipstick, then looked briefly in the mirror. [...]

[...] Lipstick and mirror.

[...] Jane put on lipstick and looked in the mirror.

Some of my descriptive passages in Dreams as I deal with Jane’s personal challenges are harrowing; they strike at the very heart of our fears of illness and disability, and even death, leading us to consciously face those possibilities while at the same time they perfectly mirror our equally profound inner needs and drives. [...]

It mirrored your attitudes toward your job, not toward your art in that regard. [...]

(After lunch, at 2:45 Jane put on lipstick and looked at herself in the mirror. [...]

[...] He may not have the face that you see when you look in the mirror, simply because you cannot see your true identity in a mirror. [...]

“Creative expression, from its intuitional spark to objectification, mirrors in our private realities the way the universe was [and is] constantly created.

[...] A cell mirrors a psychological state. [...]

Your body is the physical mirror of your psychological state (quietly intent). [...]

[...] She applied lipstick and looked briefly in the mirror. [...]

[...] Jane put on lipstick, then looked at herself in the mirror — briefly.

(To Derek.) And I have a comment to the young man in the mirror and it is this. [...]

[...] And as I have said before, when you look into a mirror you do not see yourself. [...]