“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] His system does not need that white sugar, and yours would be better off without so much of it.

[...] He realizes he does not need the symptoms, and is in the process of losing them. [...]

[...] It is all that is needed if the suggestions given are followed through. [...]

[...] If we needed preparation for any reactions after publication, etc.

(10:12.) In other words, he felt he needed a countering force for his own spontaneity. [...]

Again, that belief in the need for control is rooted in the earlier concepts of the Sinful Self (long pause)—concepts that have come to the fore in current contemporary world events with the new attention being given to religious cults and religions. [...]

[...] As Ruburt frees himself from that idea, as he must and can, the need for such unnecessary cautionary behavior will dissipate by itself. [...]

[...] In historical times as you think of them, pre-industrial man had no need of those particular devices. [...]

[...] You need general inoculations now, in the society at large, with children’s diseases and so forth, because the belief in the inoculations is so strong.

The speakers operate in individual capacity, and yet they affect mass life conditions, for they can point out needed alterations in, say, a political system long before this is apparent. [...]

[...] The main methods, again, for him—one: read the statements in the morning, and when needed otherwise. [...]

[...] When, in historic terms, the race was in the process of adopting a necessary artificial separation of itself from the rest of nature; when it needed to be assured of its abilities to do so; when it took upon itself the task of a particular kind of specialization and individual focus, it needed a religion that would assure it of its abilities.

[...] There is a great organization of consciousness involved on such occasions — sometimes creative cataclysms, in which, again from its own precognitive information, nature brings about those situations best suited to its needs. [...]

[...] The ancient mother-goddess concept became “unconscious”; the male, purposely forgetting the great natural aggressive thrust of birth, took physical aggression and force as his prerogative — for this came to represent the quality of ego consciousness in its need to physically manipulate its environment.

[...] The religious ideas served as social organization, much needed, and many of the monks managed to preserve old manuscripts and knowledge underground. [...]

[...] I have little need of them.

He needs the challenge, and I am sure that he will meet it. [...]

[...] I will add whatever is needed in the nature of demonstrations as we go. [...]

[...] They need not serve automatically as inhibiting factors unless you allow them to. [...]

He needs you at times to remind him that he can trust the body’s ancient wisdom—otherwise he would be in as good physical condition as you are. [...] That need not take time, yet you have not followed through. [...]

[...] which immediately wanted approval for my books—not that I shouldn’t want approval per se but that I began to demand that my art provide all my needs; to financially support me, to give me honor among my fellows, a sense of belonging, etc. Now this can be expected to some degree for a noncreative career; but it can damage creative activity; the need for creativity naturally is... [...]

[...] When he feels like so doing, then such activity or lack of it is precisely what is needed at the time, and he need not feel that he should be doing something else. [...]

[...] I remarked to Jane today, then, that what we need is more insight into the phenomenon of such thinking itself—for after all, that approach to life’s challenges has led to our problems, it seems to me. [...]

The only other times there is any such difficulty also involve responsibility when he concentrates upon his responsibility to hold the sessions—that is, when he focuses upon need, function, or utility as separate from other issues involved. [...]

(Smile.) You need not paint one neck with ten heads, but the one portrait can be made to suggest previous structures and characteristics that have merged to produce the present head. [...]

[...] (Very humorously, eyes open:) He needs a guide. [...]

They are also in the nature of little tests on my part, for I can tell by his performance where his strong and weak points lie, and in what direction he needs my support.

If you meet your father in your dreams, he will be quite transformed from the person that you know, so you need not fear remembering your dreams on that account.

[...] (Pause.) In a way, some disease states help to insure the survival of the species — not by weeding out the sickly but by introducing into large numbers of individuals the conditions needed to stabilize other strains within the species that need to be checked, or to “naturally inoculate” the species against a sensed greater danger.

[...] (Pause.) The dreams of the species are highly important to its survival — not just because dreaming is a biological necessity, but because in dreams the species is immersed in deeper levels of creativity, so that those actions, inventions, ideas that will be needed in the future will appear in their proper times and places. [...]

[...] It is almost a threshold between the two realities, and you learned to hold your physical intent long enough at that threshold so that you have a kind of brief attention span there, and use it to draw from nonphysical reality precisely those creative elements that you need. [...]

Psychic identity does not need to set up barriers in order to recognize selfhoods. [...]

In some systems therefore exterior camouflage is not needed.

When idea no longer needs physical materialization, then the time concept is useless. [...]

[...] There is a need on the present personality’s part to understand its own nature, and to use its abilities constructively. [...]

There is no real need to fret or worry concerning Ruburt’s experiences of today. [...]

[...] If our caution slows down the material, there is no need to worry about time. [...]

[...] Seth, she said, thought it “cute,” and “silly,” that we should be so concerned, when we have all the time we need to get all the information we want.)

[...] You schooled yourself not to display emotion of a warm, spontaneous, happy nature, and he needs that kind of display.

[...] He kept trying to get your attention with the symptoms while using them to protect himself at the same time, unless he saw signs of the particular warmth and acceptance he needed. [...]

He tried to show you his love, but finally he became ashamed of needing you, and felt even that you thought less of him because of it. [...]

[...] You interpret his remark about the candle to mean that he is rejecting deep, romantic feelings of yours, and needs; and also that the fire means that these needs are dangerous—his fear of fire being a symbol for “Danger!”. You think, unconsciously, he is saying to you: “These romantic needs are dangerous. [...]

[...] You also have all the energy that you need, when you learn how to release it. [...]

You need, first of all, to develop some of your abilities in a purposeful manner. [...]

[...] If you began to paint for an hour a day, you would not need to eat so much. [...]

[...] You need not believe that the world of the newspapers does not exist, but you must believe that that world cannot threaten you.

[...] They provide for all of the energy and healing abilities needed. [...]

[...] They would have to fall upon fertile ground; and given great enough emotional and subconscious fear an individual would need no outside suggestion. [...]

[...] I am not speaking now necessarily in terms of size, although size as you know it is extremely relative, and it is only within the physical domain that size is granted importance, for outside of it intelligence does not need so massive a house.

Inner pockets of fear hold back needed energy, creating these weak points in the physical body. [...]

Needed energy is held back in the fist of fear, and not used for fullest repair within the physical body. [...]

[...] I do not need to tell you not to tell Ruburt that he is an untalented dumb ox. I do not need to tell Ruburt not to tell you that you are an untalented painter. [...]

[...] There was no need to change for some time.

[...] In a way, much of what I told you threatened your framework, for my ideas of spontaneity clashed with your beliefs and the need for discipline above all. [...]

[...] You need not touch the items for now. [...]

The heat problem of which Ruburt learned, was the result of expectations on the part of the previous tenants, and need not (underline need) have concerned you. [...]

[...] It represents, then, the minimum expansion needed to overcome physical resistance. [...]

[...] He needs strongly to feel that he is liked. [...]

[...] Nevertheless, one of the basic keys to his character is the overwhelming need to be liked as a human being.

[...] He did not trust the body—his or anyone else’s. There is no need to go into his reasons here. [...]

[...] In your society that can be difficult, and he needed some connections. [...]

[...] That negative quality emerged only when he felt the need for greater protection, when he threatened to become uncivilized—going against his society in unforeseen ways. [...]

[...] She needed the rest. [...]

I do not need you to agree with my logic. I need you to understand the faulty quality in your own logic, and that must come from yourself and not from me. [...]

[...] However, the intuitive rapport that you need to contact others within your environment is at least to some extent lacking. [...]

[...] The fact that it does only apply to your system need not presently concern you. [...]