“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Seth told us early in the game that many dreams were precognitive, for example, but personal experience is a great convincer, and we discovered this ourselves as we followed his instructions — recalled, dated and recorded dreams and then checked them against events.

[...] We have been able to prove, to ourselves at least, that dream events are quite real. [...]

[...] I said they most enthusiastically would, for if Seth is right the dream research would have a sound intuitive basis: It would uncover and reinforce many deeper aspects of our individual and collective beings—and I know of few things more important than that consciously we understand ourselves as well as we can in order to meet the great challenges we’re creating. [...]

(During break we engaged in a spirited discussion ourselves, then broke it off when we realized this might influence the session itself. [...]

Now however, give us a few moments to address ourselves to the issue at hand. [...]

We will be quite aware that we are ourselves, however — the multidimensional personalities who shared a more or less common environment at one level of our existence. [...]

[...] But Jane and I have trained ourselves to try to recall accurately what others say, and we are aware of how information can be distorted as it’s passed on. [...]

[...] We deeply appreciated Seth’s insights and suggestions about Jane’s and my visible and invisible psyches, the challenges we had chosen to create for ourselves in our present lifetimes. [...]

(“What we know of the species can be compared to what we know about ourselves as individuals. [...]

[...] “Cowboys and Indians” was our gang’s favorite game back in Sayre in the late 1920s, and as we roamed the nearby fields all of us made believe we killed our enemies and/or were killed ourselves. [...]

[...] She then said that more and more it was going to be up to us to pull ourselves out of our difficulties, since it seemed we’d get little help from others. [...]

[...] We would prefer that you not think of any given entire entity in terms of a physical structure, though we have ourselves used the term structure to make explanations simpler, and will probably do so again.

[...] (The kittens had the same mother, but had come from successive litters.) I was 44 and Jane was 34, and in conventional terms both of us were still struggling—not only to learn about ourselves and the world, but to find our creative ways in that world. [...]

[...] Although we wanted to see her, we found ourselves caught in the old dilemma about visitors conflicting with plans we’d already made— i.e., the session tonight. [...]

[...] He represented a body of knowledge to us, then, that we wished we could avail ourselves of. [...]

We are going to confine ourselves this evening to the kind of discussion we have begun.

(We made some connections ourselves, and Seth elaborated on others. [...]

[...] Because the possibilities are so unlimited, we must be sure of ourselves at every point along the way. [...]

[...] We are of course most anxious that nothing happens to the one copy we have for ourselves.

[...] Now, the four of us found ourselves puzzling over the first part of tonight’s test data. [...]

[...] Commenting on Frank Watts, the personality Jane and I first contacted on the Ouija board to begin these sessions, Seth told me that there were records in town pertaining to Frank Watts, if we would stir ourselves to look for them.

[...] [See the notes for the deleted session for August 20, 1979.] They wrote August 8. If her life story were ever to be filmed, the symptoms would have to be considered, we found ourselves thinking. [...]

[...] Peg has interviewed many local doctors—and others—about the analgesic properties of DMSO, and we want to read the article before trying the product ourselves. [...]

[...] We do not trust ourselves to spontaneously develop our own technique. [...]