“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I will try to keep the events in chronological order. [...]

[...] back, Jane, Bill, and I recall with some humor that we docilely followed Seth’s every order. [...]

(Seth then ordered us to shut the bathroom door. [...]

[...] Since the mirror is tall and narrow, we had to crowd in close on three sides of the little table, in order to see our reflections. [...]

(In the 436th session Seth advised caution on Eve’s part in order to forestall or change the probabilities re this future accident. [...] Today Tam Mossman confirmed that Eve does ride to work at Prentice-Hall with a woman fitting Seth’s description, including the age given; he said eve would ride with him on the specified days in order to alter the probabilities.

[...] This presupposes inner knowledge and calculations, for you must be aware of the probabilities in order to choose from them. [...]

(4. Seth also said that it would be “not practical” and “boring” for him to relive his life as a pope, then added: “In those terms, many people do choose to reexperience what you would think of as a past existence in order to change it as they go along.” [...]

[...] Within all of this, however, there is the finest balance between spontaneity and order. [...]

[...] Other offshoots of yourself, in your terms, operate following their own orders in times quite apart from your own.

[...] You have to walk around a plant on a table in order to see it from all sides. [...]

[...] Since Jane had already refreshed her memory of those psychic groupings before the session, and, presumably, would deliver Seth’s material on them in the proper order, I matched up their names with the successive blocks of data given in the session. Perhaps I should have double-checked by asking Seth to rename the families, in order, but I didn’t think it necessary.

[...] I’m inserting the material here to continue the record of our house hunting in an orderly way, and to show how even an important perception [in this case of a house] can at first make hardly any conscious impression upon the perceiver — although here two perceivers, Jane and I, were involved.

Give us a moment … The next family (Tumold), in the order given, is primarily devoted to healing. [...]

(Long pause at 9:37.) Ruburt had considerable difficulty with church doctrine even then, and the rules of the order as actually carried out through practice were later considered to hold their own seeds of heresy. Ruburt was forced to leave the order that he had initiated, as an old woman. [...]

Ruburt did initiate a small religious order in the 16th Century, in France, and he was in love for many years with the man he met in his dream—a cleric. [...]

[...] He would give you to others as a gift in order to gain advantages for himself, and in order to gain your loyalty and obligation.

[...] He opened the channels wide in order to receive the information for our friend, And indeed he does not know how to close them. [...]

Psychic identity does not need to set up barriers in order to recognize selfhoods. [...]

The associative processes determine not only which events have meaning, but also the “order,” in quotes. [...]

[...] You must form ideas into physical materialization in order to recognize the force behind the ideas you are learning to use and understand. [...]

“It is a gift, a boon, an exquisite pleasure, to become physically alive on your functioning planet, couched securely within your dusk and dawn, your existence supported by the seasons and by an overall operation of spontaneous order.”

[...] We ordered Oliver Fox’s Astral Projection. Astonished, I discovered that my experiences followed his rather closely, even though most of my projections to that date had been spontaneous. [...]

[...] It became a great joke between Rob and myself, this “laying down on the job” or going to sleep in order to go to work. [...]

[...] He felt impelled to have a window in front of him in order to get out of the physical house, and the window through which he went was a fabrication of his own, a symbol. [...]

[...] If you realize that you are projecting, you may simply order any unpleasant phantoms to disappear, and they will do so. [...]

[...] To do this he felt he needed to exert caution, to emphasize his own doubts in order to make a bridge to those intellectuals who doubted, and yet maintain some freedom and spontaneity in order to reach those at the other end.

[...] I’ve always found the quality of her Sumari expression to be of a high order. [...]

[...] Later, as we discussed her use of Sumari in the material for this appendix, I asked her if she could describe the subjective feelings involved with her ability to go so quickly from Seth to Sumari, as well as to reverse the order.

(Today I did order 8 oz. [...] But in the meantime the order is going through, so we’ll be prepared. [...]

You do not need to be consciously familiar with all the details connected with Ruburt’s condition in order for him to heal himself. [...]

[...] Spontaneity knows its own order. Order springs from spontaneity, and spontaneity from order.

It did not occur to him that those experiences had anything to do with this book, or that in acting so spontaneously he was following any kind of inner order. [...] Each of his experiences, however, demonstrates the ways in which the psyche’s direct experiences defy your prosaic concepts of time, reality, and the orderly sequence of events. [...]

[...] Still, he often expects his own rather unorthodox experiences to appear in the kind of orderly garb with which you are all familiar.

(Yesterday, also, Jane received the chair I’d ordered as a Christmas present early in December. [...]

[...] I quit painting at 11:30 and went to the bank in order to be back home by the time he called. [...]

[...] Diseases are simply groups of symptoms that you have categorized in certain orders to begin with. [...]

[...] Many such ideas have been held by those relatively innocent of any great creative ideas themselves, in order to rationalize their own deficiencies.

In order to fear the opinions of others, however, particularly the opinion of those in authority, you must first to some extent respect those in authority, and hold some faith in their ideas. [...]

The book Ruburt ordered can be helpful if he ignores some of the suggestions, and you help him with the adjustments that will operate simply as aids.

You will benefit by the economy’s misfortune—but because your ideas are what people need in order to change the conditions that caused the economy’s lack of comfort. [...]

[...] The main reason for your confusion is the inability of an egotistical identity to perceive order that is not based upon continuity of moments. The order within the probable system is based upon something that could be compared to subjective associations or intuitive flashes of insight — experiences that can combine ingredients that could appear to the ego as disconnected. [...]

The probable system does not achieve its order through subjective association, but the term is the nearest I can use to approximate the basic causes for this order. [...]

[...] Would you, then, deny them reality in order to save them from any pain? [...]

[...] This presupposes inner knowledge and calculations, for you must be aware of the probabilities in order to choose from them. [...]

[...] Spontaneity knows its own order, and freely comes into order. [...]

[...] No one could put it all into working order at once in a given life. [...]

The physical body runs itself spontaneously, and yet with an inner automatic discipline and order that is indeed almost impossible for you to understand.

The inner order of the body is hidden within its great spontaneous abilities. [...]

[...] Becoming more aware of his desires will activate the body so that it performs more quickly in order to meet his goals. [...]

Children, however, may be quite conscious of the fact that they willed themselves to become ill, in order to avoid school, or an examination, or a coming feared family event. [...]

[...] A mother might say: “You don’t need to have a temperature in order to avoid school, or as a way of getting love and attention, for I love you in any case. [...]