“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now, the point that our friend over here (Sue) was trying to make earlier is related, to some extent, along these lines in that you can become so afraid of violence that you overemphasize its effect. [...]

[...] I made it a point to reiterate my statements about freedom being absolutely necessary to us in order to create, and that we requested its help and assistance with these limits or goals in mind. [...]

[...] She is writing down her fears, angers, good points, etc., each day. [...]

[...] First, there are several points I want to make.

There is one small point I wanted to mention this evening, merely for future reference: We have hardly begun any thorough study of the dream universe, and have dealt with it mainly in connection with other discussions. [...]

At this point, there were several courses we could have taken. [...]

[...] Actually she scored some excellent points.

[...] She’s around and she says she’s livelier than he is at this point. [...]

(Speaking emphatically for Seth, Jane pointed at the last symbol as she held the paper up for Sue and me to see.

(Here Jane pointed at herself rather vehemently. [...]

This could be studied to some degree if proper suggestions were given to the individual that he would awaken at the exact point when a dream ends. [...]

[...] When you discover what they are, you will find a point of unity within yourself from which you can with some detachment, view your other systems of belief.

This is a rather tricky point, but an important one. [...]

[...] You can also experience versions of dreams of probable selves, but there will always be some point of contact—that is, there will always be a reason why you pick up such a dream. [...]

[...] The important point is, that that area was the one area in which you did not use those abilities—nor should either of you spend time bemoaning what has happened, or dwelling upon “what people can do to themselves.” [...]

You had some good points when you told him, for example, to simply think of fixing rice, rather than worrying about how to do it. [...]

The spirit is always in a state of becoming, ever-changing, supple, and in your terms without end, as it was and is without a point of beginning. [...]

[...] Here I simply want to point out the difference between healthy natural aggressiveness, and the explosive, distorted emergence of repressed aggression.

[...] You will find several points where this can be done,¹² and I will answer any questions that you have.

One note: since much of this session has to do with personal material concerning your landlord, I did not mean earlier to point out to you your own reaction, Joseph, which has been excellent to the situation in general.