“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The more you enjoy life, and your daily moments, the less difficulty you will be in in any area, for your thoughts become naturally pleasant, and naturally attract good to you from Framework 2.

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[...] He will think of wanting to go into a restaurant you pass, or whatever, whether or not he can, say, at that moment.

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[...] The power that moves the world does not come from the world, but at each moment comes into the world. [...]

[...] When your intent is clear, events fall into place in your lives, from the most minute to the most momentous, that bring that desire to pass.

Try to respond more clearly, each of you, to the moment, for you have a tendency otherwise not to see given events as clearly as you might otherwise. [...]

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[...] In Framework 2, “Unknown” is completely finished, of course, and whenever you have any difficulty with a note or an appendix, take a moment and tell yourself that the final, completed, quite excellent version of that note will come to you. [...]

(Long pause at 9:05.) Give us a moment.... [...]

(Long pause at 9:18.) Give us a moment.... [...]

[...] I think that at the moment that’s our best way to go, even if it means broadcasting the fact of Jane’s troubles. [...]

[...] I want you to rest now here for a moment. [...]

[...] Into another dimension in which times are not manufactured and moments of any kind do not exist. [...]

[...] Then I want you to give us a brief moment while I show you, to some extent, the vast distances, in your terms, in which your reality has its meaning. [...]

(11:49.) Now give us a moment.

[...] Whichever motion you experience there will be a moment where you feel yourself, your identity and consciousness, definitely withdrawing from the physical organism. [...]

[...] I will give you alternate methods of projecting, but I will be concerned now with what you can expect the few moments after you have left the physical body.

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[...] Without opening her eyes she took Don Wilbur’s envelope and pressed it to her forehead for a moment before lowering it to her lap. [...]

[...] For a moment I wondered again if trance depth was sufficient as sounds in room bothered me. [...]

[...] Only moments afterward, memory of the thing was beginning to vanish, and words hardly express the subjective sensations. [...]

[...] Please give us a moment. [...]

So give us another moment here. [...]

(Jane said that at the moment she had no idea why she clung to the photograph idea. [...]

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Ruburt’s statements a few moments earlier, regarding his feelings, concerning his future, were and are important. [...]

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It is true that for a moment when you close one conscious door, the door with which you are familiar, there is an instant perhaps before you open another shade and use another portion of your conscious mind to look into other realities...and you may momentarily feel disorientation. [...]

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[...] Now, in answer to a question that you asked earlier, I have spoken of this in the past—for a moment... [...]

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He felt that in your world and interpretation his ideas were Pollyanna, but I tell you that is practical creativity—and it can wipe out many negative beliefs, more in a moment than you can realize.

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Give us a moment … The next family (Tumold), in the order given, is primarily devoted to healing. [...]

(A one-minute pause at 9:59.) Give us a moment … The healers might also appear as politicians, however, psychically healing the wounds of the nation. [...]

(10:02.) Give us a moment … Those in the next group (Vold), are primarily reformers. [...]

Give us a moment … Their private experiences are often of a most venturesome kind, and at that level they help nourish the psyche of mankind.

[...] Under particular conditions a memory may suddenly become more real than the event of the present moment, and so rush again into your current experience as validly as when it was first lived, and even seem to blot out the occurrences of the moment.

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[...] Yet I never got to light the candles—the lights came on within a few moments. [...]

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[...] In the body’s reality, for example, today’s improvements are quite momentous—but your joint attitudes in the past put the body’s efforts down.

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(11:37.) Now: that is the end of (book) dictation, and give me a moment. [...]

[...] Give us a moment please for our Instream material.

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[...] I recall that Jane and I decided to take the vaccine more or less on the spur of the moment, without advance planning, but hesitate to claim that here.

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(9:45.) Give us a moment … A young man was here last evening. [...]

Give us a moment … Do you want to rest your hand?

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