“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I’d also mentioned the status of Three Mile Island, however, the nuclear energy generating plant located some 130 airline miles south of us, in Pennsylvania. [...]

[...] You learned a good deal of medicine from watching animal behavior: You learned what plants to avoid, and which to cultivate. [...]

(Copy of the drawing of a begonia plant, used as the object in the 60th envelope experiment, in the 267th session for June 13,1966.)

[...] He will be very good with anything having to do with planting, and the intimacy with the seasons will bring you both to a greater psychic fruition. [...]

[...] A few minutes later Rob is in the living room and I think he was watering the plants really. [...]

[...] Inquiring at the plant the day after this session, I learned that he had been 60 when he died; this of course made him 56 in 1960. [...]

[...] Sound was also used after irrigation to speed up the flowering of plants, and to facilitate transplantation to other areas. [...]

[...] We’ve encouraged the plants to grow up a set of poles that reach from the top of a bookcase to the ceiling. [...]

[...] You will learn to protect and cherish life as you know it and the plant life as you know it. [...]

[...] What you call Ruburt’s sales ability is also a result of past experiences, and certain other latent abilities such as a facility with growing plants. [...]

In the same manner that you are dependent upon, say, green plants for your very physical survival, so the interdependence and connections continue in all other fields. [...]

[...] Now those dreams are going to help him in his own manner, for he is already working on some concepts involving the planting of fields that will benefit the people in his village.

[...] The plant room divider always in their apartment is gone. [...]

[...] There is a physical give-and-take between the body and environment beyond that which you recognize; an inner dynamics here that escapes you, that unites the health of plants, animals, and men. [...]

[...] They were trying to discover the secret of heredity within plant life.

The vine of experience in this analogy is formed in quite a natural fashion from “psychic” elements that are as necessary to psychological experience as sun, air, and water are to plants. [...]

Through such behavior the overall value fulfillment purposes and intents of the species are kept in focus, and those necessary requirements then planted in whatever space or time [is] required. [...]

[...] Even two plants of the same kind sometimes require completely different treatments. [...]

[...] I painted signs, then designed clothing labels for a printing plant there, and painted and wrote on weekends.