“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Now give us a moment …

Give us a moment … All of this applies en masse in terms of diseases, for example, that run rampant through a species.

(10:36.) Give us a moment … A photograph is to some extent a materialization of an idealization carried to a certain degree. [...]

Now give us a moment, and that is the end of dictation. [...]

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[...] The data given here makes sense to John, and this is our concern at the moment.

[...] Instead moment points are experienced fully, developments opening simultaneously, and “events” are recognized as psychic and psychological happenings not necessarily connected with any exterior circumstance.

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The very experience of passing moments belongs to your psychological rooms in the same way that clocks are attached to your walls. [...] Creation occurs in each moment, in your terms. [...]

[...] In each moment it is renewed. [...] Instead you are, again, newly created in each moment.

Your now (underlined), or present moment, is a psychological platform. [...]

Now, you experience action as if you were moving along a single line, each dot on it representing a moment of your time. [...] From the standpoint of that moment-point, you could imagine action forming an imaginary circle with the point as apex. But this happens at the point of every moment. [...] Now, in the dream world, and in all such systems, development is achieved not by traveling your single line, but by delving into that point that you call a moment. [...]

Dream Locations, Dreams, and Creativity
Electric Reality of Dreams
Moment Points

[...] An almost unbelievable depth of experience is possible within what would seem to you a fraction of a moment.

These developments are the result of actions that occur in many perspectives at once and not developments that happen as within the physical system through a seeming series of moments. [...]

Reality within some systems other than you own, is experienced not as a series of moments, but as experience into all the probabilities of action that exist within any given instant. A continuity therefore is in terms of the self rather than in terms of a series of moments. [...]

[...] Fortunately Jane was out of the room at the moment and did not hear Cleveland mentioned.

[...] In your terms then, he would seem to delve into each moment in all of its probabilities, so that in your time on the one hand many centuries would have passed, and on the other hand only an instant.

(Seth said a little on the above ideas when he began to give us the material on the electrical field and on moment points, several months ago. [...]

Now for Philip: Some impressions, if you will give me a moment, please. [...]

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[...] You can tell yourself even that the person might after all take the opposite course than the one that you are imagining, and for a moment reverse the direction of your imagination. [...]

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[...] The intuitions can deliver within moments knowledge that the intellect struggles (with) for years, and may not acquire.

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[...] But let us forget that term for a moment and consider association, with which you are already familiar, since your stream of consciousness operates in that fashion. [...]

[...] You might think of your Aunt Sarah, for example, and in a few moments the associative process might bring you images of periods in the past when you visited your aunt, of her friends and neighbors, the articles in her house, and episodes connected with your relationship.

[...] Experience does become broader, but it changes in quality so that, for example, one moment in your terms of such experience would provide the working material for five years of dreams.

[...] At this moment the cells within your body know the life conditions of any place on the planet, and compute these, ascertaining the ways in which they require action on the body’s part. [...]

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In your daily life at any given moment of your time, you have a multitudinous choice of actions, some trivial and some of utmost importance. [...]

(10:12.) For the moment, however, the full experience will rush upon him. [...]

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Now God at the last moment might stay your hand—but then he might not. [...]

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[...] In your time system the growth of mass seems to be dependent upon continuity of moments. [...]

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Give us a moment… There is no civilization, no system of science, art, or philosophy, that did not originate in the mind. [...]

(9:59.) Give us a moment… You will discover the natural, cooperative nature of your impulses, and you will no longer believe that they exist as contradictory or disruptive influences. [...]

(Long pause at 10:13.) Give us a moment… You must encounter the selves that you are now. [...]

[...] Give us a moment… When all is said and done, there is no other kind.