“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You are angry at what you have done to yourself because in a past life you had much to do with the organization that you do not now like. [...]

[...] You see, while you harbor bitter feelings toward any person or any organization you are not free, and you will misinterpret your information to that degree. [...]

Almost any cell has the capacity for growing into any given organ, or forming any part of the body. It has the capacity for developing sense organs that, practically speaking, will not be developed if the cell becomes an elbow or a knee, but the capacity is there. [...]

[...] Authority is always vested in a person, organization, or whatever, by other people for a variety of reasons. [...]

[...] Around them are grouped the universities and academies, the social organizations, down to the PTA or the Lion’s Club.

I am not comparing the body to a computer—but in a fashion it is as if Ruburt were reprogramming himself, with help from higher echelons of his being, so that a kind of new and more effective and beneficial organization is being activated, in which old errors were cancelled, and new knowledge is inserted. [...]

[...] Those particular aspirations will lead you, and are leading you, to the realization that life itself is an art, composed of the same ingredients of inner inspiration, spontaneity and conscious organization and discrimination.

[...] Some of it drew a comparison between the paranoid individual, and an organization that contained the same ideas. The individual would be called ill for thinking the world was against him, but the organization’s similar beliefs would be more unthinkingly accepted because of its sheer size and power in the society.

(Pause.) He took the dictums of the church seriously, but questioned them with as much passion and enthusiasm as he overall used in his affiliation with the entire church organization. [...]

Most people were too emotionally dependent upon the entire organization to let it go. [...]

As I have certainly hinted, the body is a miraculous organism, and you have barely learned the most simple of its structures.¹ You do not understand the properties of soul or body, yet the body was given to you so that you could learn from it. [...]

[...] Each call gave me the opportunity to see how various people organized exterior reality according to inner politics. [...]

[...] In this century several issues came to the forefront of American culture: the exteriorization of organized religion, which became more of a social rather than a spiritual entity, and the joining of science with technology and moneyed interests. [...]

Organized religion felt threatened; and if it could not prove that man had a soul, it could at least see to it that the needs of the body were taken care of through suitable social work, and so it abandoned many of the principles that might have added to its strength. [...]

[...] I supplied some of the necessary energy, even while I spoke through his organism.

[...] “With our ideas, however, there are no props available, just waiting to be used, no organizations that personify or represent the core of our beliefs—only the individual more or less stubbornly interacting with a private universe, trying to establish this new beachhead.”

(“I’m in a sort of transitory state,” Jane said after a pause, “between my own level of consciousness and Seth’s. There will be far more said on such issues, but in the same way, any organization devoted primarily to one large system of beliefs will always highlight the effectiveness with which belief systems operate. [...]

I would add here, once more, that during our sessions your physical organism is automatically allowed greater healing abilities. It is easier for the physical organism to utilize energy in order to make any desirable adjustments.

[...] The whole process is a complicated one, but the very act of holding the sessions is of great benefit to the organism as a whole. [...]

(9:36.) The intellect is a great organizer — along certain lines, now — so if this concentration is continued it begins to organize its perceptions and experience along the same lines. [...]

“The letter-writer described several well-known esoteric organizations that he belonged to — while also asking for personal help from Jane. [...]

[...] He will undermine religious organizations — not unite them. [...]

This person had superior energy and power and great organizing abilities, but it was the errors that he made unwittingly that perpetuated some dangerous distortions. [...]

[...] In so doing, however, he grew the seeds of an organization that would smother the ideas. [...]

That feeling gives the organism the optimism, the joy, and the ever-abundant energy to grow. [...]

Organized religions are always attempts to redefine that kind of feeling in cultural terms. [...]

[...] Then I can see what I’m trying to do as a whole, and half intuitively, half intellectually make decisions about how to organize passages I may be having problems with. [...]

[...] The coordinates activate the generating behavior of atoms and molecules, and greatly encourage their cooperative abilities; their tendency to swarm, so to speak, into organizations and structural groupings.

[...] Even in cases where physical survival might seem pointless, it is also possible for the organism to alter its course to an extraordinary degree.

[...] These gradations of consciousness are accompanied by changes in the physical organism. [...]

[...] So our searcher returned to this country and became part of a large organization.

[...] (Still very positively:) The “self” that was born into the body, and grew with it, has gone, and another “self” has risen from that previous organization.

In your time, medical men, again with great superiority, look at primitive cultures and harshly judge the villagers they think are held in the sway of witch doctors or voodooism; and yet through advertisement and organization, your doctors impress upon each individual in your culture that you must have a physical examination every six months or you will get cancer; that you must have medical insurance because you will become ill.

[...] The patient is sometimes compelled to sacrifice one organ after another to his beliefs, and to the doctor’s.