“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Regard the inner senses in connection with the nature of action and electromagnetic reality, for the perceptions of the inner senses are themselves action, and as such they change both the perceiver and the thing perceived. [...]

[...] In them I wrote about the delay involved before Jane’s and my perceptions of that particular dwelling blossomed within our conscious minds in any meaningful way; the results of that joint metamorphosis are described in sessions 738–39. [...]

[...] This new joint perception of ours set a whole group of events into motion — all of which were connected to those described in sessions 693–94 (see Note 9).

The bulk of the book will deal with Seth’s ideas on various subjects, such as life after death, reincarnation, health, the nature of physical reality, the God concept, dreams, time, identity, and perception. [...]

It is your focus, intensive, that of itself blots out other perceptions that would allow you to see that the question “What comes first?” is meaningless.

Because of this role, adopted rather early on both of your parts in your married life, and because of his dim, distorted and hidden perception of it, he was vastly astonished at your permissive attitude when our sessions began.

Again, from the waking standpoint these other neurological recognitions could be thought of as ghost or trace methods of perception. [...]

[...] From her own viewpoint Jane has already produced for Psychic Politics some very perceptive material on our move to the hill house: “So we made our own special place in more ordinary terms, by symbolizing that particular house and corner, marking it ours, stamping it with the imprint of living symbols which we transposed upon it. [...]

[...] What is preserved of it will be in exact proportion to the amount of perception Ruburt had as to the direction in which it should move.

[...] Time is the pattern of perception. [...]

The image in the doorway is indeed my own, though there is bound to be a distortion in Mark’s perception of me. [...]

(It might be added here that this is the session in which Seth refers in a little more detail to Bill’s perception of apparitions, and the mechanics involved. [...]

[...] Its perceptions of other times are merely inhibited by the ego. [...]

The dream sequence for that group of days involved perception, first, of Ruburt’s actual previous death, and then leaped that same evening back further to much earlier events. [...]

Ruburt in the child’s perceptive poem could not let go this idea, and we must speak as he did then, in terms of beginning and end. [...]

There is one belief, however, that destroys artificial barriers to perception, an expanding belief that automatically pierces false and inhibiting ideas.

[...] Jane devoted Chapter 15 of Adventures to a discussion of the inner order of events and “unofficial” perceptions.

[...] They prefer to leave physical life in a blaze of perception, battling for their lives, at a point of challenge, “fighting” and not acquiescent.

(Seth now begins to elaborate on the Wyoming data given in the last session, in connection with my telepathic perception. [...]

[...] The imagined threats then cut down your feelings of security, adding anxieties for which the sense perceptions can directly find no reason.

[...] For religions have often hinged themselves upon one or another quite valid perception, but then distorted it, excluding anything else that did not seem to fit. [...]

[...] Her mood perceptibly changed. [...]