“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And there for the moment events seem to swirl in place—storms of consciousness that, I think, are bound to combine in new patterns to further explore certain large challenges.¹

[...] During break I mentioned that each new tack the material takes usually leaves some other subject dangling. [...]

You will find new abundances of energy, as I told you, and you can use this to better your physical constructions, and to enrich psychological time experiments.

When I speak of levels of the subconscious, I do so only for simplicity’s sake, since there is after all no top or bottom to the mind, but only a present point of focus from which viewpoints may be taken, and new perspectives formed. [...]

[...] I do not think you believe me yet, but I must repeat: (After a long pause:) I am searching for a new way to explain this....

[...] It is one that I now use with my beginning students though then, of course, it was new to us. [...]

[...] Not all of it was new to us.

(On file: see “A Life in the Talmud,” New York Times Magazine for September 11, 1977, on oral history of Jews as well as the Talmud itself.)

Now I will let you all take a break and I give my welcome to the new people who have come to class this evening. [...]

[...] When I was a young man in New York City I even saw some of it in the museums, but I don’t recall being that affected by it then. [...]

[...] Learning to handle these problems took him time, and again the problems themselves helped generate enough activity within his psychic centers to open up new channels.

[...] I thought the book’s editor had changed his slant in the new work, for now I came across many more pieces about foolish governmental spending, corruption, and so forth I read some of them aloud to Jane. [...]

I believe Percy will have some part to play, either at the convention or perhaps in the lineup of a new government. [...]

[...] When the communicator is still strongly tied emotionally to your own system, and when he is still acclimating himself to his new conditions, then his communications will be extremely garbled, as a rule.

[...] For if the information given is understood and applied, then the vicious circle of relationship can be broken, and a new constructive relationship can be at last attained.

[...] The new schedule was still taking its toll in lost sleep; though we had felt good at the beginning of the session, already we were let down. [...]

(10:20.) It is quite obvious that people must die — not only because otherwise you would overpopulate your world into extinction, but because the nature of consciousness requires new experience, challenge, and accomplishment. [...]

It changes its focus, grows restive, adopts new forms in line with existence-necessities that exist within other fields. [...]

[...] The whole concept of God the Father, as given by Christ, was indeed a “new testament.” [...]

[...] And from Appendix 5: “It’s as though my consciousness is trying to use a new kind of organization — for me, for it — and so there’s a kind of unfamiliarity.”