“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“What was your occupation?”)

(“What was my occupation?”)

[...] occupation. [...] Taking it over into occupations, then, I don’t know how it would be ... advances an occupation, I guess is the closest.

[...] occupation. [...] Taking it over into occupations, then, I don’t know how it would be—advances an occupation, I guess, is the closest.”

[...] He found it—his occupation—to be a responsible one, befitting an adult. The occupation filled many of his needs and expressed some of his abilities. [...]

[...] The concentration in painting should be so intense—should be—that there would be no thought of any other occupation. [...]

[...] In that life my main occupation was that of a merchant, but I was a highly curious gentleman, and my travels gave me access to many different groups of people.

(10:08.) Donkeys were also used in many businesses within Rome itself as carriers of burden, particularly in the lower occupations. [...]

[...] First of all, I have been many times both man and woman, and I have immersed myself in various occupations, but always with the idea of learning so that I could teach. [...]

[...] Now I have always been a Speaker, regardless of my physical occupation. [...]

[...] You will find members of the Borledim family in almost any occupation, but the main consideration will be on the physical family unit.

[...] Very seldom do they live in one place for long, although they may if their occupation deals with products from another land. [...]

To heal, regardless of individual occupations

The inner possibilities are far more important however, and your inner development more important than any decisions having to do with your occupation. For your inner thoughts are the only realities, and from these you form your physical circumstances, including those in the occupational area.

You should also use your abilities as best you can in your outside occupation. [...]

[...] But from now on he should begin to use, and insist upon using, his abilities; not only in his own work but in his dealings with the outside world as far as occupation is concerned.

(“Well then, can you tell use what my occupation was in that life?”)

Your occupation was that of an Episcopal clergyman.

(“What was Sam Towson’s occupation before he retired?”)

I am thinking here in particular of some cases of amnesia, where the victim suddenly ends up in a different town, with a different name, sometimes even with a different occupation, and with no memory of his past.

[...] You could compensate for this however strongly enough (pause), in your occupation, in that when words were mixed with music you followed the rhythm and could speak clearly and well.

I mention various professions or occupations to give clear examples, but a garageman may belong to this (Tumold) group, or to any group. [...]

[...] The nearest I can come now is that one life was concerned with the occupation of a boatsman, of rather small craft, skirting near the shores of the Mediterranean.

Not to work at an ordinary job, or at a clearly defined occupation, has always had a tint of European decadence to Americans—and that is to some extent the result of the early Protestants’ attitude toward the wealthy, robed gentlemen of the late medieval, Roman Catholic Church. [...]

[...] While most people adopt different trades, occupations, and interests, for example, throughout the reincarnational cycle, with some there will be a very noticeable line of continuity. [...]

[...] Even contact sports, let alone activities like air, sea, or space travel, or any dangerous occupation, could be abhorred. [...]

[...] Now with people who have many other sources of amusement, occupation, family gatherings and social episodes, such things do not have such meaning. [...]

[...] I am thinking in particular of some cases of amnesia where the victim ends up suddenly in a different town with another name, occupation, and no memory of his own past. [...]

[...] He was also afraid, particularly when he tried teaching, that he might be led to give up and settle for another occupation that would bring automatic respectability, money, and some prestige.