“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He believed that often creativity expressed itself at the expense of other portions of the self, and that if it were allowed to spill over the edges (with gestures) from artistic productivity into normal living, then it would lead to all kinds of disruptive activity. [...]

[...] In it there is a kind of mental or psychic plasticity, where the evidence of the normal world loses its hard edges, becomes less real, and yet is touched by the psyche’s creativity so that it can (underlined) in a moment be literally transformed.

[...] The problem manifested itself in a given way, and the drugs then block that normal expression of the psychic disorder. [...]

[...] Such sustained “objectified dreaming” necessitates a change, chemically, from the normal state of waking consciousness. [...]

[...] Ruburt uses abilities that do not fit that known world’s categories—abilities that by their nature straddle many dimensions of activity, none of them normally conventional, normally established, none of them easily defined. [...]

[...] This may involve a lengthy journey for some of you, with your belief systems, for many of your impulses now are the result of the pressure caused by perfectly normal unacknowledged ones in the past. [...]

[...] If you truly use your prerogatives as an individual in your country, then you can exert far more power in normal daily living than you do now. [...]

The pent-up spontaneity, too long restrained, then latches upon normal low periods when the personality is tired, and comes out as strong discouragement, feelings of desolation, aggravating normal low periods. [...]

[...] Our cat Willy moved about the dark apartment in a normal manner, apparently not sensing anything strange to him. [...]

If events continue as they now exist Ruburt can walk normally. [...]

[...] Also, we recorded a few moments of conversation, so that my normal voice could be compared with Seth’s. Even the most lecturelike private session is always enlivened by Seth’s gestures, and this is more marked when he is relating to a group.

My own experiences convince me that I am more than my normal self, the self I refer to as “me.” [...]

[...] Early in our sessions Seth described what he calls the Inner Senses—inner methods of perception that expand normal consciousness and allow us to become aware of our own multidimensional existence. [...]

[...] Obviously, in normal time, this would be impossible.

[...] Now, when she comes to our apartment, she senses this other Jane and Rob moving about just beyond the focus of our normal perceptions.

[...] Look for dream individuals with whom you are not acquainted in normally conscious life. [...]

[...] Sue’s, given earlier, represent the personally-oriented dream in which we seem to perceive probable events that could have happened or could happen in the future in our normal environment. [...]

[...] She is dressed normally except that her dress is of a strange metallic material. [...]

[...] In his particular case, as mentioned, the knees and legs are allowed far greater exercise than before, while the body is in a more or less normal position.

[...] Whenever possible then outside of normal considerations, both of you should concentrate upon the creative, intuitive elements of what you are involved in. [...]

[...] The fairy godmother, suddenly appearing, uses the normal objects of everyday life so that they are suddenly transformed, and we have a chariot¹ from a pumpkin, and other transformations of a like nature.

The tale has always appealed to children because they recognize the validity behind it.² The fairy godmother is a creative personification of the personalized elements in Framework 2 — a personification therefore of the inner ego, that rises to the aid of the mortal self to grant its desires, even when the intents of the mortal self may not seem to fit into the practical framework of normal life. [...]

Your mental life deals with psychological events, obviously, but beneath so-called normal awareness the child grows toward the mental body of events that will compose his or her life. [...]

He was bathed in that light, however, filled with it, refreshed by it, and given new comprehensions that will now emerge in his experience in a piecemeal fashion that can be assimilated in his normal frame of reference. [...]

[...] Since then, Sue was bothered by the shoulder during a few stressful periods, but she learned that a simple reading of the original Seth dream immediately returned the shoulder to normal once again. These experiences were highly valuable and produced undeniable physical results which last as long as Sue allows for normal release and expression of emotional energy.

Everything was normal. [...]

[...] The dream generated sufficient energy to lift Ruburt’s spirits and allow his normal enthusiasm to return in full force. [...]

In dreams, you give freedom to actions that cannot adequately be expressed within the confines of normal waking reality. [...]

It is an excellent idea for Ruburt to tell his arms and legs that it is perfectly safe for them to straighten out, to stretch and flex, and to use their normal capacity for motion. [...]

[...] This is mixed of course with strong surges of desire, and the release of that desire is all-important — for now he truly wants (underlined) to walk normally, and is willing — more than willing — to give up any fears or doubts that have stood in his way in the past.

[...] No one had taken Jane’s temperature this morning, since it had dropped back to normal range. [...]

[...] She’s still on the Bactrim, and her temperature has been normal.

(9:32.) As he resumed “normal” consciousness Ruburt found himself wondering about the great violence involved, and the entire situation in which such people placed themselves. [...]

[...] This will serve as a formidable focus, yet by its nature it may often preclude other experiences that many individuals find quite normal. [...]

(She began dictation on time and in a normal tone of voice. [...]

You cannot deny the normal coming of night by refusing to face it, and closing the outer eyes would only result in those very characteristics of night which the self tried to avoid. [...]

[...] They have to do, however, with experiences that you will not normally encounter in your particular system, that lie latent. [...]

[...] The inner self has also latent inner senses beside the ones that it normally uses while the consciousness is tuned into a particular camouflage system.