“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

There are deeply hidden areas of human behavior far below the surface of actions, and these cause the actions. They are psychic exchanges. Before the beginning of any war, subconsciously each individual knows not only that a war will occur, but its precise outcome. Battles like other physical acts exist first in the mental realm. When this realm is peaceful there are no wars. All of your physical activities, from the political to the economic and to the most insignificant individual concerns have their origin in mental existence, and their outcome is known.

(Long pause at 8:53.) When it seems that left alone Ruburt’s condition will only worsen, you are following those old patterns of conditioned thought, projecting negative situations into the future, imagining the unfortunate outcome or outcomes, and acting as if you operated within a closed system. [...]

However scandalous or unrealistic this proposition sounds, the fact is that people do not “will” a specific outcome of events while their imaginations vividly portray the opposing outcome.

[...] I probably won’t call Dr. Kardon or the hospital tomorrow, but will simply wait for nature to take its course, since except for the movement in the knees—which hasn’t increased—it’s been all bad, so the general outcome for the future is all but inevitable. [...] I know that sooner or later I’ll be doing this no matter what the outcome of our present situation is, whenever Dreams is finished, I suspect at this time. [...]

I realize it is very difficult not to question how much longer, or when will the healing be observable enough so that there is no doubt of its most positive outcome. [...] The faith that the outcome is assured brings it about. [...]

I am saying that it is far better to look on the most hoped-for solution to any situation, and to voice that attitude rather than to expect the poorest outcome, or express the most dire of attitudes. [...]

Both of your “negative” dreams express left-over doubts and fears, and the old concept that the poorest rather than the best outcome of any event will happen. [...]

[...] “Maybe your doing so well today is an outcome of the session for yesterday,” I said. [...]

[...] It is perfectly fine to make plans for the future, yet each individual should live day by day, without worrying (underlined) about the outcome of those plans.

[...] Often it seems that you have no more control over the drama of your own life than you have over the outcome of a television program. [...]

[...] Within the dream state all mankind knows the outcome of any given dilemma. [...]

Social life also becomes contaminated, so that people expect the worst rather than the best outcome for any endeavor or encounter. [...]

Like the entire American hostage affair (in Iran), any physical event serves as a focus that attracts all of its probable versions and outcomes. [...]

[...] No more should be read into that last sentence than I have given you, however, for I will not predict for you the outcome of the relationship.

The problem is a challenge set up by the entity for one of its personalities, but the outcome is left up to the individual. [...]

In certain terms then, and following a given line of probabilities, in future lives you know the outcome of your work now, and you can also ask for advice from your future selves, who are very actively interested, since their reality is so involved with your own. [...]

[...] In your skimpy (whispering humorously) comprehension of events there can be only one definite outcome of a battle, for instance. [...]

[...] The outcome will be advantageous though it will not at first seem so.

[...] But those involved with native initiation rituals knew far more what they were doing, and understood a framework of beliefs in which the outcome — success — was fairly well assured.

[...] Since the outcome of the dreams left me whole, however, it seemed their symbolic meaning concerned conflicts other than the physical, and I was interested in pinning these down.