“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In the past any intuitive thoughts he felt but could not prove were put into his fiction. [...]

[...] Once more, those methods would not have worked for you in the past.

(To Edgar) Now you should not sit back and say because a particular thing happened to me in the past I have this attitude. [...]

[...] In the past he was more sensible in this respect.

In the dream you make a decision never to partake of such a feast again, and the decision simply represents the multitudinous like decisions that are made by individual people, when they finally recognize the fact that a given act, considered acceptable in the past, does not fit in with the overall intent of life at large. [...]

[...] Seth wouldn’t have our current daily activities to draw upon for some of his analogies, for instance, but in such cases I think he’d either call upon similar episodes from our pasts, or cast his material in different ways — which would yield the same results.

[...] But he insists there’s fresh action in the past; so if that’s the case, I’m still searching out my own paths.

[...] My body grows very relaxed, but my mind has a strange feeling of motion as if something I’m trying to comprehend is going past me too fast to follow; yet I keep trying to twirl faster myself to catch up. [...]

[...] It carries within it the memory of each of your past existences. [...]

The new arrangement should work out well, now, although it would not have in the past.

[...] So to some extent or another, Ruburt’s own adherence to past beliefs of a “negative” nature were also used in his life itself, appearing as symptoms that only the more pointed out the necessity for light, and the need for the greater understandings toward which he was searching.

[...] It’s a perception I’ve used often in the past year as I’ve tried to understand what’s going on.)

[...] John has in the past applied for a transfer to the West. [...]

[...] And then after the health situation (gesture) policies or events from the past will make sense, but there will be a shocking element involved.

[...] I have been in my many pasts an intellectual gentleman and a frivolous female. [...]

[...] The effects however were highly reduced from what they would have been in the past.

[...] I have been, in my many pasts, an intellectual gentleman and a frivolous female. [...]

It is indeed, and it is important that you experience, that you open yourselves up to experiences that you may perhaps have believed impossible in the past, for there are no barriers, only those you impose. [...]

[...] This has been covered in past sessions—many of them. [...]

[...] I want you to realize that you are getting glimpses of a reality that exists now, in your terms, that existed in the past and, in your terms, it will exist in the future. [...]

[...] No idea slips insidiously past your awareness to affect your involuntary system unless it fits in with your own conscious beliefs. [...]

It seems also that the future must be built upon that one known species or world past. [...]