“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The necessity for immediate conscious exterior action at a “definite” point of intersection with events was left to the emerging ego consciousness.

[...] The body, as mentioned (in the 685th session) is an electromagnetic pattern, poised in a web of probabilities, experienced as corporal at an intersection point in space and time.

[...] When ego consciousness reached a certain point of biological and mental competence, when experience in the present became extensive enough, then ego consciousness would be at the stage where it could begin to accept greater data. [...]

[...] With the developing expansion of space, however, loved ones often dwell far apart, and sudden bodily response cannot be expressed at once, at a particular point of immediate contact.

[...] I also told her I hadn’t forgotten about the list of 6 points I’d made for the deleted session of April 13, 1981. [...] The last of those points described our seeking medical help for her. [...]

Now: One point I wanted to make for the record. [...]

[...] The technical ability gives a poised point through which these realities can emerge. The technique that is yours and is excellent should be the point of departure that sends the spontaneous action into new reality, and not a rigid mold to contain it.

[...] (A point I rather deliberately made during discussion at last break.) This is limiting in concept, and rather uncharacteristic of you in larger respects.

[...] You concentrate upon connecting those points that will give you the most favorable events, and it is these pictures that you color in. [...]

The probabilities unchosen may in fact be changed completely, or altered considerably, and even used as springboards, or starting-off points, for more favorable events. [...]

I cannot stress these points too strongly. [...] The results can be turning points toward action and motion. [...]

[...] It includes additional information on several topics already mentioned in the book proper, such as coordination points, biblical times and records, objects as symbols, reincarnation, and expansion of consciousness. [...]

[...] I bitterly resent the cutting in the first place, and the time that will be spent away from Mass Events, now, as I do all the work necessary to make our points. [...]

(Jane also discussed with Tam a number of points growing out of our last royalty statements; some of these are quite legitimate gripes that we’ve kept quiet about for some time. [...]

There are some reincarnational connections involving Tam, but the overall important point is that in its way, Prentice has attempted to maintain the books’ integrity, and not made any effort to distort the message, to sensationalize it, as for example the Bantam covers, or to personally exploit Ruburt, yourself, or the situation. [...]

The entire body is really being worked upon, with resulting looseness of tensions that become more apparent at certain points. [...]

[...] They helped her considerably, reminding her of some points she’d temporarily forgotten. It’s easy to let a good point slip away as the sessions pile up day after day — but those bits of information can always be retrieved through review. [...]

[...] In each person’s life, and in your own, at each and every point of your existence, the solutions to your problems, or the means of achieving those solutions, are always as apparent, or rather as present, within your days as is any given problem itself. [...]

I simply wanted to make these points, and look forward to another session this week, with your joint approval. [...]

[...] There is no physical being with whom then you can relate; and yet, beyond this and through the isolation is a point of light that is consciousness, that pulses with the power behind all the emotions that you know and that feeds them, that sends them sparkling and tumbling down into the reality that you know. [...]

([Joel:] “I kinda got the feeling this wouldn’t be a good night for it from Ruburt’s point of view.”)

(12:29 AM.) Very quickly: Ruburt, again, is at a point where he can be on his way. [...]

[...] These are the main points:

[...] This is an important point.

The breath of life, so to speak, is breathed into the ego by the inner self, but from that point on the ego is independent.

[...] This is also an extremely important point to remember.

[...] And if you do not have the words recorded, they are recorded there (pointing to WL’s head) and you will not forget them. [...]

(At this point, Tom said, “ I am in good shape tonight, Seth, I’m ready.”)

([Tom:] “But the point is... [...]

[...] And if you do not have the words recorded, they are recorded there (pointing to Brad’s head) and you will not forget them. [...]

(At this point, Theodore said; “I am in good shape tonight, Seth, I’m ready.”)

([Theodore: ]“But the point is—I guess the question I’m asking is: Am I really more interested in the certain possibilities of status, and that would not be the positive way of looking at things—or should I be seeing that man within a framework of, just as we were talking about health as just being a stepping stone, should I be seeing this man with a viewpoint towards what this can mean for helping other people be part of a constructive arrangement?”)

Do not overlook the Saratoga connections of Timothy or Eleanor (Friede): for Ruburt this also provides a sense of continuity that had been lost, and a focus point in his life, a gathering-together point most necessary, that will serve to collect and even regenerate his energies. [...]

Part of our message of course involves the use of all abilities, and Ruburt’s own writing ones serve to make that point. [...]

In our tests with the Jesuit and the cat lover, we hit on several specific points. [...]

In our recent session with Philip, otherwise known as John Bradley, we also hit some specific points. [...]

I am mentioning these points here, as they can help us. [...]

[...] Since Jane doesn’t look at the book, she is unable to remind me of such points unless I happen to discuss them with her, and I forgot to do that, too.)

(I didn’t really understand her answer to my question, but she didn’t seem up to me pressing the point, so I let it go. [...]

[...] Instead after breakfast I wrote down my list of points to discuss with her. [...]

[...] I read to her, and explained, each of the points on my list:

(Jane didn’t react as much to point 6 as I thought she might. [...]

(As soon as I’d finished reading my list of points to her, this morning, Jane called Tam about the publication of Mass Events. [...]