“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Only an observer from without the three-field system of universes could judge that one action, and not three, had occurred. [...]

[...] However some observable psychotic reactions will be apparent at the (barely whispering now) business place, involving temper tantrums of growing infantile nature.

[...] I’ve always been intrigued by the simple observation that for me at least, once they begin moving into the past dream events assume an increasingly important place in my life. [...]

[...] They are all that is presently observable, however, of far greater interactions that also occur.

A scientist examining nature studies its exterior, observing the outsideness of nature. [...]

[...] The whole thing was so nebulous — I was almost a disinterested observer, as I’d been while perceiving my first three Roman episodes. [...]

[...] I don’t attach any special meaning to these observations, although we may ask Seth to comment upon them eventually (see Note 2). [...]

[...] How come, with all of these positive dreams, you aren’t improving physically to any observable degree? [...]

[...] Dimensions do indeed exist within this electrical field of which I have spoken, and it should be understood that I speak of an independent electrical field, and not of the weak, apparent electrical effects that can be observed within the brain or nervous system. [...]

An idea, that cannot be scientifically observed in any of your laboratories, definitely exists. [...]

The release of these ligaments, though not complete, brought about changes such as the following: the activation of the entire capillary system; the increase of circulation to the ankles and some observable increased motion in both. [...]

These may not be observably followed up in the next day or so, or even week, because the body is also working on other areas. [...]

[...] Now, to some extent (underlined) there is a connection between this innate, rarely observed second puberty and the development of cancer, in which growth is specifically apparent in an exaggerated manner.

[...] When it seems to you that others are observing you, you are observing yourself from the standpoint of your own projections.”

[...] So far scientists have only been able to study electricity by observing the projections of it that are perceivable within their frames of reference. [...]

He had always enjoyed being somewhat disreputable—had seen himself and you prowling around the edges of society (as Jane had said earlier today)—not simply observers of it but to a large extent apart from its foibles, and certainly not mired in all of its conventional misunderstandings. [...]

Now I am obviously such a one in your terms, swimming up through other dimensions of reality and observing a dimension of existence that is yours rather than my own. [...]

[...] You will naturally find some evidence for them in observed behavior. [...]

[...] The games that you play or habitually observe will, of course, tell you much about the kind of organization that occurs in your own experience. [...]

(Jane’s “adventure in consciousness” was so rich,⁵ even from my observer’s viewpoint, that my attempts to describe it seem terribly inadequate by comparison. [...]

But although for Politics Jane drew upon the same transcendent experience I described in the opening notes for the 715th session, she did so in her own subjective way; in “Unknown” Reality I present my version of the event from an observer’s viewpoint. [...]

[...] They’re very personal observations that at the same time echo that mystery of life I’m always referring to. [...]

[...] I’ve often thought that if each birth and each death was signalled by a flash of light, an observer in space would see an earth that was always bathed in a flickering gentle glow because of all of the activities of consciousness going on there. [...]

[...] Now I enlarge upon that idea by stating that such processes should be studied amid the earth’s even larger life-and-death cycles — those making up that “flickering gentle glow” my mythical observer would see from space. [...]