“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Seth’s description of the three creative dilemmas upon which identity rests is thought-provoking and original. [...]

To our knowledge at least, the inverted time theory and the system of probabilities are entirely original with the Seth Material. [...]

In order for such information to rise to conscious levels, it must of necessity be translated into terms that the ego can handle, and the translation must to some extent distort the original experience. [...]

[...] See the original interpretations on pages 36 and 37.

[...] But as a rule any particular dream, although it originates in a particular level, will nevertheless have meaning on all levels. [...]

[...] The “I” who dreams, who is aware of motion, action and participation in a dream, this “I” is of course the inner self, focused momentarily upon the particular subconscious layer at which the dream is originated.

(After this our conversation turned to what Seth might say about the origins of Bill Gallagher’s ulcer. [...]

[...] Because I once inhabited physical matter, as you all do now, does not mean that I am now some esoteric, occult creature of dim spiritualistic rather doubtful origins, who manages to invade gullible and neurotic consciousness.

—I could indeed give them to you so that there would be no doubt as to the origin of the voice involved. [...]

[...] Here again is the old connection between the God of Light and the Prince of Darkness, or Satan — all distinctions made at various levels of development, and having to do with the nature of the origin of the present consciousness.

[...] It is still sailing along on the original psychic energy with which you both invested it. [...]

[...] Our young friend, in many of his lives, has been involved in traveling, living in a country in which he was not originally a native.

Do the exercises in my book, The Nature of Personal Reality, to discover what conditions of a mental nature, or of psychological origin, are causing you distress. [...]

(“Originally the Christ sessions started that way.

(9:15.) As long as we are trying to explain the origin of your world in a new fashion, we will be bringing in many subjects that may not usually appear in such discussions. [...]

The next natural step would be to reassimilate those portions of the self, to acknowledge their ancient origins and abilities, to return them so that they form a new coating, as it were, or a new version of selfhood. [...]

[...] I do not see particularly a benefit to outlining the origin of the concepts throughout history, and you can for yourselves trace them in your personal lives. [...]

As I told you in our last session, the original beliefs behind the symptoms have largely vanished. [...]

The language will be a necessary aid in the physical statement that must of course finally be made, but the final statement then, or physical interpretation, will be far truer to your original experience.

The shifting of belief may then open him to question his other beliefs, and he realizes that in the area of wealth, for example, he did very well because of his beliefs; but in those others, perhaps deeper experiences opened by his illness, he learns that human experience includes dimensions of reality that had earlier been closed to him, and that these are also easily within his reach — and without the illness that originally brought them forth. [...]

Also see the material about astronomy and origins in Note 2 for Session 702.

[...] My idea here was that as soon as I had a session typed from my original “shorthand,” Jane could add whatever she wanted to about her trance states, feelings, or ideas, while the session circumstances were still fresh in her mind.

(Jane and I have been reviewing the original manuscript for Volume I of “Unknown” Reality, which was returned to us for this purpose by Prentice-Hall after the editor and copyeditor had gone over it. [...]

[...] … However, unless you are willing to assign to the subconscious those abilities—and most of your colleagues do not—then I cannot be considered to have such a subconscious origin.

“There are, for example, limitations set here that must be clearly stated, but within these limitations you will find that events can be changed and are constantly changed, regardless of the apparent point of their original happening.

(Pause at 9:42.) Now she understood that she was not a victim but the originator of those conditions. [...]