“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] His “writing self” followed one belief, in which writing certain material was permissible and good. [...]

Once more I suggest a brief break, and I will continue—with of course your permission.

[...] But these front gates represent our subconscious and the signal to open, the permission for the construction of matter and its form, are dependent upon these subconscious gates. [...]

Now in a manner of speaking—though I see that little time has passed in this living room where I speak with Ruburt’s permission—we have transcended time to some extent this evening, for in what I have said there are indeed hints and illusions—cadences—that can, if you are ready, give you a feeling for existence as it is outside of time’s context. [...]

[...] When the overall consciousness, for example, makes the decision to bring about the destruction or near destruction of a portion of the body, permission is asked for, and received or not received. [...]

[...] You are permissive enough so that he doesn’t become wary.

[...] When the overconscientious self learns that the spontaneous self is not unworthy, then success is permissible.

[...] As in the analogy given this evening, the spirit of no island invaded any other, but looked momentarily and with permission through another’s picture of reality.

[...] However, this is a rather permissive relationship in many respects, and one of my primary concerns has been to allow both of you to recognize and develop your own abilities.

It would be difficult for me to change the features of a third individual indeed, but far less difficult to change Ruburt’s features, since he gives me permission to work through him, and his mental and psychic abilities would help me. [...]

Now: with your permission, and Ruburt’s, I have a few comments about the publishing business.

[...] What we want instead is something entirely different—a place of permissiveness where the inner self can grow and develop; where you can meet your own greater reality. [...]

Our editor, Tam Mossman, has verified for us that the contract between Prentice-Hall and Ankh-Hermes contains a clause prohibiting cutting, unless Jane’s and my permission is given. [...]

[...] And if I have your permission, Joseph, we will meet tomorrow evening to go into other matters.

[...] All went well: The radiation released into the atmosphere was far below permissible limits. [...]

“What we will be discussing for several sessions, with your permission jointly—and, I hope, with your joint enthusiasm—will be the magical approach to reality, and to your private lives specifically, in order to create that kind of atmosphere in which the answers become experienced (underlined).”

[...] Jane denied Seth permission to speak, and he agreed. [...]

[...] We’ve learned to our sorrow and rage that both entities have cut their versions of Seth Speaks, without our permission or knowledge, and have struggled to exert what force we could in order to rectify the situation. [...]

[...] Ruburt had my permission and even my blessing.

It’s one of my little tricks to add to Ruburt’s faltering and erratic confidence — and again, this is with his inner permission.

[...] This was followed by the legend: “Used On Highways Where Radiological Contamination Is Such As To Limit Permissible Exposure Time.” [...]