“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Remembering what you now know about the nature of time, you should know that the apparent boundaries between past, present and future are only illusions, caused by the amount of action you can physically perceive. [...]

[...] incident in my brother Loren’s family—one of a humorous nature that has become kind of a standing joke.

[...] However there was a family connection of a distant nature. [...]

[...] And the owners of the trailer, also living in the country, have a child of similar nature.

[...] For, again, I must stress the fact that in its way nature makes no such judgments, regardless of the beliefs of your science or religions.

[...] When you think that there is, you are reading nature wrong. [...]

While I admit that many people will not agree with me (smile), I know from experience that most individuals do not choose one “happy” life after another, always ensconced in a capable body, endowed by nature or heritage with all of the gifts most people seem to think they desire.

Those questions help bring out psychological maturities and insights about the nature of the species in general. [...]

[...] These personal ideas about yourself and the nature of reality will affect your thoughts and emotions. [...]

Many individuals are completely blind to their own beliefs about themselves, and the nature of reality. [...]

[...] These unconscious portions of your being operate amazingly well, frequently despite the greatest misunderstanding on your part of their nature and function, and in the face of strong interference from you because of your beliefs.

Once you understand this you have only to learn to examine the nature of your beliefs, for these will automatically cause you to feel and think in certain fashions. [...]

[...] I move naturally, then, in a realm of greater dimensionalized events.

[...] Speaking simply, some of us are able to hold intact the nature of our own identities while following patterns of probable realities in which we also play a part.

The Nature of Personal Reality [our last book] is there for others to follow. [...]

The longer we went without class, the more Jane and I saw how much its demise paralleled the ending of “Unknown” Reality. Both events were inevitable, we came to understand; both had had their time; our regrets about the finishing of both are real, while simultaneously we heartily agree that the nature of life in this physical — or “camouflage” — reality is one of unending change and renewal. [...]

[...] You do not do this naturally, which is why they are required. [...]

[...] There has been what you may call a natural misunderstanding here. [...]

You must allow yourself to think naturally, and thoughts of plenty will follow. [...]

This is to some extent of the same nature. [...]

Nothing in the universe is ever lost, or mislaid, or wasted, so the energy of your own thoughts, while they are still your own thoughts, helps to form the natural attributes of physical realities that you do not perceive. [...] Its natural elements are the glistening remnants of other units of consciousness that you do not perceive. [...]

When those negative considerations are multiplied, however, when they harden, so to speak, then they do indeed begin to diminish the body’s own natural capacity to heal itself, and to maintain that overall, priceless organization that should maintain it in a condition of excellent strength and vitality.

[...] Thus, the amazing organization usually works in a smooth, natural fashion. [...]

Now: Dictation: When you allow your emotions their natural spontaneous flow they will never engulf you, and always return you refreshed to “logical” conscious-mind thought.

[...] It is of the utmost importance, however, that you understand the power and directing nature of your conscious mind, for otherwise you will believe yourself to be forever at the mercy of conditions and situations over which you feel you have no control.

[...] Religion holds some ideas that are in complete opposition to each other in regard to the nature of suffering in general. [...]

Instead, it should be realized that as uncomfortable as suffering is, it does somehow have a meaning in the context of your entire existence — again, that it was not thrust upon you by some unjust or uncaring exterior force or nature.

In such cases the ego is too rigid, and does not expand with the nature of the personality’s whole creative experience. [...]

[...] Naturally, the painting was sold before we had any conscious awareness of its import. [...]

[...] Take the child home with as little delay as possible, for then will the banners (pause) fly in new formation—freer, easier, and closer to nature’s ways. [...]

Since action is not apart from structure, but is indeed the formulator of structure, then it is obvious that generally the type, nature, extent and scope of characteristic perception patterns of a consciousness will determine its physical structure, and not the other way around.

[...] This rule is not forced upon action from some outside agency, but is simply a part of its own nature.

[...] The ego, through its own nature and characteristics, attempts to limit such change, but it succeeds only in limiting itself by limiting its perceptions. [...]

[...] Not only was charity not given, its practical nature was not considered. [...]

[...] Naturally Seth’s data gave rise to many questions, but tonight wouldn’t see them answered.

The evening’s material has come to a natural breaking-off point, but we have also reached some subjects that we have not discussed in sessions earlier, and this can serve as a preparation. [...]

[...] We are dealing with the natural perceptions of the psyche, at least when we are speaking in human terms. We are dealing with natural, direct cognition as it exists before and after (pause) man’s experience with the reasoning mind.

[...] It must try to deduce the nature of the whole it cannot perceive from the portions that are physically available.

(10:35.) Perhaps reincarnations are over for a given individual, for example, yet within him is still some sense of yearning for the natural earth with which he has so often been involved. [...] When this is done, the earth is then experienced in the way natural for the form. [...]

[...] Consciousness must by its nature change, and so identities must also change — not one blotting out the other, but building upon it while each succeeding step is maintained and not discarded, you see.

[...] This applies to mass conversions and to natural disasters alike.

[...] A natural-enough reaction, simply because of the usual unfamiliarity of such experiences.

But naturally, I told Jane recently — again — I chose to become involved with the whole Seth phenomenon in the most intimate ways. [...]

(4:46.) They have a keen understanding of nature, and of natural phenomena. [...]

The nature of action causes depths in terms of intensities that you do not understand, but these intensities build up to the appearance of physical matter within your system.

[...] The inner self realizes the nature of its own reality, is sure of its identity and well aware of its power in the creation of actions which it projects outward from itself.

[...] She felt Seth’s presence “just below consciousness”, she said, and thought she might be able to speak for him in a natural manner without attracting the attention of others. [...]

[...] He was naturally concerned about the success of this venture, in which he was involved with others. [...]

[...] It seemed that once again the body’s natural defense mechanisms were being interfered with, according to Seth — but then, why were we here to begin with? [...]

[...] Remember that the body is a natural self-healer.