“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(It was getting past the time to turn her on her side, but I read portions of some of the sessions to her first. [...]

The tensing of the jaw is highly important here, and has in the past prevented adequate healthy blood circulation to the gums—also causing, with the shallow breathing, the sinus difficulty, which exerted additional pressure to the cheek and mouth areas. [...]

You have decided to acknowledge such needs, and to give them token satisfaction, so you have recognized that cavity, which in the past you both tried your best to ignore. [...]

[...] This would not be a static elongation, however, but a vivid delving into that moment, from which all time as you think of it, past and future and all its probabilities, might emerge.

In his other main concern, “getting better,” he looks back upon past failures, and projects impediments into the future. [...]

[...] That help is blocked, if in Framework 1 you constantly imagine impediments or concentrate upon past poor performance, or project such performance into the future.

[...] In the past as given, he wanted to prove to you that he was working at home while you worked outside. [...]

[...] With his literal-mindedness, and for reasons given in the past, he also began to think of them as chores. [...]

[...] (Pause.) We will also be developing the God concept in terms of my choosing (amused), the pyramid-consciousness gestalts of which I have spoken in the past. [...]

[...] Ruburt sensed this quite well in the past, and feared to open those channels until he felt himself suitably ready and prepared. [...]

On your part this did indeed represent an important level of achievement, simply because you have been in the past more easily given to pessimism.

[...] Reactions which you would have accepted as natural in the past, you now accept as being unfavorable, as they are. [...]

These small episodes of late would have snowed you under in the past, out of all proportion; such is not the case now. [...]

In the past, Rob’s portraits were representations of personalities involved with us personally through association or past life connections—as far as we know. [...]

[...] By then it was usually past midnight, and we would be exhausted.

[...] Seth has said that some depict ourselves in past lives. [...]

[...] As I turned on a couple of additional lights in the living room, to see to write by, our friends in the fireplace began to sound off —adding a new sort of whistling or crying sound—and Jane made what may be a good point: light may leak past the closed damper enough that the raccoons respond to that stimulus. [...]

[...] It will lead you into the understanding that your hopes, as you think of them in the present, exist not only in what you think of as the present, but in the past and future as well. [...]

But behind that there is far more; for if you do not believe in your own worth as a human being, then you will simply get other symptoms that have to be removed in the same manner, using other “past” events as the excuse for the condition — if you are lucky. [...]

[...] If you realize your own worth after reading this book, then that realization in the present can negate any past ideas of unworthiness that may have attracted you to the condition.

[...] (Pause.) But it has to do with the past, at least five years ago.

[...] I neglected to mention this in an outright manner, but in the past I never requested the envelope until after the Instream material.

(For the past week we’ve been trying a “new” treatment for Jane’s symptoms —one we read about recently, and which involves the application of cold packs to her knees and hands for starters. [...]

When you think “I should be thus-and-so along the way,” and so forth, or when you look back into the past and think that those abilities you had then should have matured far earlier in your life, you are doing so of course from a structure of your present. [...]

[...] In the past he did think of work as temporary. [...]

[...] In the past, however, it tended to aggravate his condition because the word arthritis alone carried such emotional force. [...]

[...] It allowed him to release aggression in a much less violent manner than he would have in the past. [...]

There was a civilization, and I am writing this in my book and some of you know of it—a civilization, in your terms, in your dim past, in which a group of human beings tried to form a physical body that could not act violently and when violence was threatened the body automatically closed off from action. [...]

[...] Because of your past existence as a landowner, you particularly are resentful of those who own land. [...]

Your own background is important here, and he picks up your past feelings, you see. [...]

I will not get into Ruburt’s immediate past life, since he would slam the door in my face right now. Ruburt is now safely past his upset. [...]

[...] As I’ve mentioned in past books, at one time the human personality was “more at one with itself.” [...]

There are no presents or pasts to these minds, only simultaneous experience, and a creativity that constantly of itself and its existence creates more. [...]