“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The two of you together through these sessions help to spread certain ideas, yet many people not personally involved actually can use the material at times better—but they could not produce it—a very important point, and so in that area of freedom you are so ahead of the game that ordinary behavior by contrast is sadly lacking. [...]

[...] Sometimes you can see Ruburt’s blind spots, and point them out. [...]

[...] And precisely when you come to a point of sudden spontaneity in work, then you use the matter of distractions to slow you down. [...]

The painting itself, and any painting, rises out of the empty board through the force of your own emotions, and the board becomes the focal point that collects, draws together and directs the energy from your inner self, into form.

[...] Yourself as mankind—this is the answer (pointing to me)—not to the original question but to the identification in art.

The main points I wanted to make I have made, and I hope they have been of help.

The artist became at that point truly an initiator, no longer supported by the cultural society. [...]

If there have been built-in time bombs, as Ruburt once said, there have also been built-in points to lead you into new highly-productive areas.

[...] I did explain to her before the session my dislike of too brown a cast to features—this was one of the points we discussed, as mentioned earlier.

[...] The very nature of this book, the method of its creation and delivery, in themselves should clearly point out the fact that human personality has far more abilities than those usually ascribed to it. [...]

[...] Judas pointed out that man. [...]

[...] The short delivery that follows answers some of the points we discussed at break. [...]

[...] We think that both writers express extreme points of view, and that both are much too adulatory of us. [...]

[...] Each portion of the universe carries the knowledge of all other parts, and each point of a reality is (underlined) that reality’s center. [...]

[...] Of course, there has to be a physical cutting-off point somewhere along the line— but even then, I said, we may move into another life and begin all over in those terms. [...]

[...] Every so often I do get glimpses, imperfect ones, that living is easy, that we are safe, each and every one of us, that we’re never annihilated, that mundane worries about money, insurance, jobs, and so forth are in deeper terms quite beside the point. [...]

[...] The session in a nutshell contains my recommendations at his particular point. [...]

Another point I wanted to make about your painting. [...]

[...] Everything happens at once, and yet there is no beginning and end to it in your terms, so it is not completed in your terms at any given point.

[...] For perfection presupposes that point beyond which development is impossible, and creativity at an end.

(Jane had had two interruptions by this point, from staff, and for whatever reasons couldn’t finish the poem. [...]

[...] This account is written the following morning after a review of the main points with Jane. [...]

(Seth made some interesting points which I will attempt to summarize. [...]

(Earlier in the evening our conversation had turned on the subject of death and related topics in a rather humorous way, and Seth pointed out that he had listened in on us at this time. [...]

(10:16.) Your physicians can point to lives saved by sophisticated technology. You can point to diseases stamped out because of inoculations or other preventive measures, such as the intake of certain vitamins, or sanitary procedures. [...]

[...] No god in a giant ivory tower says ‘This will happen February 15 at 8:05.’; and if no god predicts, then I do not see the point of doing so myself.”

[...] No matter how far into the past they may seem to go, they emerge freshly and newly at the point of activation. [...]

[...] The change in the point of power is also highly significant, for he is doing it now with a good sense of motion and imagery, and without any feelings of contradiction.

[...] The most important point is to cultivate your faith in Framework 2, and for Ruburt to realize that the releasing feelings in his body signify the fact that his body is indeed releasing.

[...] As you know, his presence in this chair (eyes open, Jane pointed to the Kennedy rocker in which she sat) at regular session time provides the same sort of concentration and focus in another direction.

[...] (Pause.) It is not a point of how much better it would be had the abilities matured earlier. [...]

I believe I have cleared up several points this evening, and I have given you specific advice, both of you. [...]

(Before the session began I asked Jane to comment on two points made in the last session: The 442nd session was held on Monday, October 14. [...]

[...] The flight will simply point out the correction, but it will mean that they will feel less secure about landing on the moon. [...]

[...] The report of the crew members will also point out some impairment of motor activity—an erratic rather than smooth nervous reaction.

The situation is not quite stable at this point however. [...]

[...] And another small but interesting point: On your own plane, there is a subconscious storehouse of knowledge, whereby it is known in a condensed fashion, by all molecules and atoms, exactly which variant or evolutionary attempts have been made, with what results—and always with an eye out, so to speak, for circumstances that might fit forms once adopted with failure, or to attempt other forms for which present circumstances may not be right. [...]

Here in a simple manner is a case in point. [...]

[...] Nevertheless at this point you seem to be holding your own. [...]

You will see why this is an important point when you reread this material. [...]

[...] He made so many good points that I asked him to write them down for the record. [...]

[...] He hit upon several excellent points, and he will discover more. [...]

(Her eyes still closed, Jane pointed to a portrait I had just hung. [...]

[...] Bill said Seth used the Jesuit simile to make his point very well. [...]

[...] The inner knowledge of all of your lives, from your point of view, is in the same category as those automatic processes that underlie your existence.

(3:52.) In terms of “starting over” at such a point, the main thing to remember is not to expect too much too fast, while recognizing that instantaneous cures are indeed probabilities.

[...] If I have overlooked any major point, then I will bring it up in our next session, or earlier. [...]

It will help if you discuss these points at your next pendulum session.

[...] He knew instinctively what pressure points he wanted you to touch. These are important points in the body that accentuate energy, but can also absorb stress. [...]

[...] There’s a $10,000 starting point before taxes take effect.

[...] We’ve now reached the point where our subjective lives are largely hidden, but continuously striving to show themselves against all pressures …