“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It appears, and is a reality, to all aspects or portions of the self, and often it is only within the dream universe that the personality can change focus easily or efficiently enough so that he can perceive the variety of roles that he himself has played.

[...] One of them plays an accordion, the other two hold sheets of music on which the scores are clearly visible. [...]

I am leading up to the part that expectation plays in the construction of your physical environment, but you can see now why it was necessary that I explain the psychological perspective to you beforehand.

He threw this thought back to his personal subconscious, but by association it triggered memory of a previous death by cancer, which was then played back through the dream. [...]

[...] When the opinions of others are no longer so valued, there is no need for such protection, such playing dead.

[...] It would not be fair play.”

[...] Each world is so cunningly constructed, again, that each consciousness, regardless of its degree, plays a vital part. [...]

I did mean to mention that man’s use of perspective in painting was a turning point (early in the 15th century), in that it foreshadowed the turning of art away from its imaginative colorations toward a more specific physical rendering—that is, to a large degree after that the play of the imagination would not be allowed to “distort” the physical frame of reference.

[...] At one time, however, he made his own tape recording, with his voice giving himself suggestions in the background of a record, and he played that while he was writing.

[...] They are fairly important and play their part in Ruburt’s attitudes. [...]

(This play upon words, in Seth/Jane’s peculiar accent, brought forth laughter from the group.)

[...] If he is able to form a dream in which he plays a dependent part, then the problem may be solved within the dream state. [...]

[...] It would also be suggested to him that he learn to understand his aggressions by watching himself while he was dreaming [watching the dream as he would a play]. [...]

[...] You would have time to work and play. [...]

[...] Whenever psychic developments show themselves then, Ruburt improves in health, as he allows his energies their spontaneous play and expression. [...]

(Throughout her formative years, however, Jane’s grandfather — her “Little Daddy,” as she called him — played an important part. [...]

[...] The role of association will be found to play an important part.

The first origin, my dear friends, is constantly reoccurring, but never in the same or exact manner, never in terms of a rehappening or of a record played over and over.

[...] These too play a part in test results, since she had these equally strongly in mind this evening. [...]

Since you are obviously able to enjoy physical activity at times, you chose to remain alone rather than “play with the others.” [...]

[...] I expect that you will play some strong part here on your own, if you want to; this having to do with the reception of Sumari art. [...]