“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is as if in your terms, you see, you could go back to a period of this life where you should have acted in a different way and didn’t. Well you have the opportunity now to go back into that existence and make it different in the present. [...]

[...] The periodic clearing away in which you and Ruburt both indulge is beneficial from several viewpoints.

You should however do very well now in periods of quiet in any telepathic experiments, for the screen is no longer needed and you have largely discarded it. [...]

[...] Leaving Walt for you on a moment’s notice, so to speak, was not extremist behavior either, for he had spent three years in that relationship, and gave it indeed all the trial period it deserved. [...]

[...] A sense of purpose steadily applied, the continuity of feeling and work, the steady application over a period of years, these are not the marks of an extremist.

There are periods of rest necessary, so for a while Ruburt did not write down his feelings. [...]

[...] This does involve you practically in periods of discontent, a discontent that is in its way a constant reminder that prevents you from being satisfied with lesser answers along the way. [...]

(Friday evening Jane and I were visited by a psychologist [Ed Ostrander] from Cornell, after an exchange of letters over a period of several months. [...]

[...] At certain times universities are avant-garde, and in other periods of history they are instead highly conservative. [...]

[...] His writing, as much as art does, sprang from periods of deep thinking, isolation, and involved strong tendencies to go inward more or less alone.

[...] He thought you hated distractions, and for a period of time he felt that you thought him one.

[...] They were retained in order to maintain concentration, period. [...]

I here mention once more that you keep some watch upon Miss Callahan, and would indeed suggest that Ruburt, for a period of three or four days, brings up the mail to Miss Callahan. This will prevent Miss Callahan from attempting the stairs, at least for this purpose, and it is during the afternoon periods that concern is felt here.

[...] Jane was frightened at having her periods and talked to a nun about all of it — and the nun would have her own hangups, probably; Jane didn’t say, or perhaps remember.

(She also recounted how she didn’t have to take gym in school because of her periods, and how Marie said Del had bad eyes because of the syphilis and couldn’t read. [...]

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[...] Periodically we repeat the exercise — but easily, without pressure, confident that we’re doing well. [...]

[...] To insure the safety of all workers, however, the plan is that over a period of several weeks a large quantity of radioactive krypton gas must first be vented into the atmosphere from the containment building. [...]

[...] It flickers off and on—but because of the intervals of your attention, each “on” period seems to last for millions of years, of course, while at other levels the earth is like a firefly, flickering off and on.

The exercises—or rather, the exercising—automatically stimulates all portions of the body, and will lead to periods of relaxation.

You had a period of acceptance under your belt, in comics, that you left. [...]

When the two of you are in rapport, you do more good for each other than you do, say, during prayer periods when less rapport exists in the entire situation. The prayer periods or their equivalent become much more effective when you are in good rapport otherwise. [...]

[...] Your intimate life and his biological periods will also improve now, but he must continue what he has been doing in connection with your parents. [...]

[...] Within a two-year period definite substantial gains, well above expenses, will be seen.

[...] When the physical body sleeps, consciousness often leaves the physical system for fairly long periods, in your terms. [...]

[...] Telepathy operates without distortion in this after-death period, so you must deal with the true relationships that exist between yourself and all relatives and friends who await you.

The thyroid medication will benefit, and I believe the food situation will slowly return to the period previously.

[...] Only when the private nature of reality was emphasized sufficiently would I be ready to show how the magnification of individual reality combines and enlarges to form vast mass reactions — such as, say, the initiation of an obviously new historical and cultural period; the rise or overthrow of governments; the birth of a new religion that sweeps all others before it; mass conversions; mass murders in the form of wars; the sudden sweep of deadly epidemics; the scourge of earthquakes, floods, or other disasters; the inexplicable appearance of periods of great art or architecture or technology.

[...] You know ahead of time the nature of the period into which you will be born. [...]

[...] Even that idea was a revelation to me, since she hadn’t mentioned a book, period. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Perhaps within an eight-month period, though I am not certain here of the time element. [...]

There is in the world of probabilities a good chance that you will very seriously consider marriage toward the end of a two-year period. [...]

In periods where no such mass ideas are held, there is more disorientation, and when life after death is completely denied, the problem is somewhat magnified. [...]

[...] Then there is a period of self-examination, a rendering of accounts, so to speak, in which they are able to view their entire performance, their abilities and weak points and to decide whether or not they will return to physical existence.

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[...] During the period that Seth was dictating this book, Rob was typing the two volumes of Seth’s previous work, The “Unknown” Reality, and adding innumerable notes that correlated Seth’s material with that of his earlier books. [...]

[...] The minds of the past and future are open to us, or at least their contents are, not in a parasitic relationship but in a lively give-and-take, in which knowledge from each time period enriches every other historical era. [...]