“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

He knew only he could teach you this lesson, and no one else whose death would affect you so strongly. [...]

You have said you have but one publisher, where Prentice has many authors, and that is the point. [...]

[...] Looking for houses, in a strange way, made him feel good, for he realizes that you could afford one. [...]

[...] This is not a lack of belief or optimism, but an honest response at a given moment, and one that allows the body a natural release from tension. [...]

[...] In all cases when he does, an explosion of one kind occurs. [...]

[...] There is a line from a poem of his, written years ago, in a period of stress, “If I can’t move one finger, how can the whole soul rise?" from his dance floor poem.

This is only an analogy, but for working purposes it is a fair enough one. [...]

(To illustrate this as she spoke for Seth, Jane touched her eyes with one hand and the top of her head with the other. [...]

[...] Because his basic concept held aggressiveness and power as one, however, then the strength to act automatically meant the strength to be aggressive. [...]

[...] You may lose faith in your doctor while still retaining confidence in doctors as a whole, and run from one to another.

[...] [See the notes for the 613th session in Chapter One.] Seth, Jane added, would say that as a species we’ve grown used to thinking of ourselves as being outside of nature — so much so that we’ve forgotten we’re really part of it.)

[...] “I think I could have a session, a short one, if you’re up to it. [...]

[...] They may be threatened by some undeniable danger, until finally in one way or another they seek out their own punishment once again — wondering all the time why they are so frequently besieged by poor health or disease.

[...] The Seth Material is my unique source and a literally fabulous one; that I really did not truly appreciate and to which I was not really directed. [...]

I am not speaking of usual, but fairly unusual events, when, in one fashion or another, reincarnational memory seems to bleed through to the present life. [...]

[...] Faith does not restrict itself to one area, but shows it effects in all portions of your life.

[...] A diseased organ that is then removed through an operation often represents an unfaced problem, or one that is considered beyond solving. [...]

[...] The reasoning mind alone, however, cannot by itself grow even the smallest cell, or activate the life of even one molecule, yet the growth and maintenance of the body is constant.

[...] Jane said one of them was that she felt the changes in the finger take place as she lay on her left side while I changed the dressing, on her ulcer that afternoon. [...]

Why is one man killed and not another? [...]

[...] The physical body itself is quite capable of putting the world together in different fashions than the one that is familiar to you.

[...] Nothing wrong with that of course but we’re still in the same arena only our explanations are better than official ones. [...]

(The idea seemed to be that creativity, mine and anyone’s, is initially playful, curious, seeks expression—and is one of the highest kinds of psychic play—the artist playing with concepts no matter what the art; and actually inserts his or her reality onto the world, superimposed upon it. [...]

Previous to that he had held his head, neck, shoulders, and arms, using them almost as one block, allowing those motions necessary for typing and reading, with some additional motions possible for the few chores he managed to do.

[...] When he does “break down” and tell you of one, you often frown. [...]

[...] They did at one time operate in a perfectionist kind of demand that Ruburt be perfect physically. [...]

In Ruburt’s particular case, now, one set of beliefs led to a corollary set of physical beliefs about his body