“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I will see if you can discover these for yourselves, but if not I shall point them out for you when the time comes. [...] Therefore I will mention the point here.

[...] Do you follow my point here?

[...] All probabilities now point toward success for you both; but remember, as you know, I do not mean a sudden showering. [...]

[...] The conflict brought him to a point where he simply could go no further intellectually, for the intellect would not follow where the intuitions led. [...]

[...] The high points, yes. [...]

[...] Granted that certain individuals could choose to pursue certain goals and challenges even through the point of physical death, never relaxing that focus; still, most did not. [...]

[...] Somewhere along the line you have to decide upon a cutoff point—that is, all portions of the personality have to do that together, or the conscious self is dragged along unwilling to cooperate....” [...]

(At this point I am more than reasonably sure that Jane began to show certain marked improvements after I initiated the vitamin, peanut-oil, cod-liver-oil daily routine: Her hands first began to show definite reductions in swelling within a very few days, and this was followed by an excellent increase in her knee movement a few days later. [...]

[...] The soul is not ascending a series of stairs, each one representing a new and higher point of development.

[...] For this reason, the nature of good and evil is a highly important point.

[...] You are presented with an endless series of choices, it seems, at any point, some more or less favorable than others.

[...] Any physical ailment, then, can be perceived in this state by looking inward into the body and discovering it; then by changing what you see you may find yourself entering your body or another’s as a very small miniature, or as a point of light, or simply without any substance, yet aware of the inner body environment.

[...] At first I wondered whether his A-1 state would merely repeat the alpha data given to us by Patty Middleton, but it soon developed that he was using alpha only as a takeoff point. [...]

[...] There is no need to go deeply into any of these beyond this point, because ordinarily you will not be involved with them, and they lead into realities that have little reference to your own. [...]

The point is that past events grow. [...] There is simply a cutoff point in your focus from your framework, but it is as artificial as, basically, perspective is applied to painting.

[...] Such exercises also involve you with the facts of the events of your own life, for you automatically are following probabilities from the point of your own focus.

[...] The point is, it has been his habitual response. [...] Again, the point is that he covered up the fear of rejection, and tried to minimize the place of importance that the chapter has for him.

(At 9:19 Jane, As Seth, pointed at the floor, her eyes closed. [...]

You do not need to take all this down, just the good points if you prefer.... [...]

I want to stress some points mentioned in our last session, to the effect in particular that you perceive only a small portion of any given action even when that action has some of its origins within your own physical field.

[...] It is true enough within the present framework of your knowledge, and the idea will work in the same way that the cause and effect theory works, which is only up to a certain point.

[...] If you can look backward from your planetary viewpoint with your physical instruments, and using your own terms and definitions, then from some point you see within the same framework, your scientists should be able to look forward, and they cannot.

[...] Follows a few points we believe refer to the object itself.

[...] Intersections with probable realities occur when one psychic grouping intensifies to a certain point, so that fulfillment as a self results.

[...] At that point of intersection, equal desires and intents within him became like twin nuclei. [...]

(I told Jane now that had my mother received any additional energy during her 50’s, she might have expressed its benefits through the habitual mores of our society, in terms of changes rather than of probabilities, say “My life changed for the better at that point, when I made that decision.” [...]

[...] At [age] 40, each of the three selves may recognize age 13 as a turning point, and wonder what might have happened had they chosen other courses.

[...] The odds against this last point coinciding with the first two points would be very great. [...]

[...] The drive symbolically connects the two realities, and is a point where the two merge.

It’s an old, predominantly lower-middle-class railroad town that used to derive much of its importance from being a junction point for several major lines; yet it’s also the site of a well-known hospital and clinic that has continued to grow. [...]

(He had lots of energy, which I could sense, but seemed to me to be contradictory in many ways, and I took him up on several points. [...]

(I also thought the call might force a change in what I tell correspondents — but then, with the information about us that I furnished for Maude Cardwell’s article in Reality Change, what would be the point of changing my response to the mail? [...]

[...] You have been told that there is a point where all dimensions and systems of reality merge. [...]

[...] At any point in the exercise, for it can happen at any stage, you will suddenly feel the you of you, the center identity that runs through all the selves of which you have been part. [...]

[...] The letter I’d had published recently in the November issue of Coordinate Point International, describing Jane’s challenges, had come to the attention of the reader in St. Paul, MN, who had called Maude with the idea of a fund. [...]

[...] The fund idea is an ideal case in point, being quite unexpected. [...]

[...] There are, in other words, much in the material, impetus points that will send you into other realities if you allow them to and yet within the material there is always a framework to which you can return (to Rachel) as our friend returns. [...]

There is another point I want to make. [...]

[...] A few points were mentioned, however, that I later wished I had written down. [This is usually the case when I don’t take notes.] One such point had to do with Seth’s statement that whenever a person thinks strongly about another person, a portion of the “thinker” goes out to the “thought-subject,” etc.

[...] There was indeed a quite unusual point of contact reached; most unusual indeed in that you not only perceived this individual, but he also perceived you.

The point of such contact can indeed be mathematically shown, and in the future I shall do just that. [...]

(Jane, her eyes still closed, gestured here as though to make this point clear.)

[...] The point is simply to do your best, so that you gradually learn not to inhibit your reactions to them, but to change the nature of your habitual reactions to them.

[...] Debbie had pointed out a photograph of it in a local real estate catalog, and we were quite aware that it bore a good resemblance to the house we’d considered buying in Sayre, Pennsylvania, in the spring of 1974.³ Besides being bungalows, both houses were of about the same age, and even of similar colors.

[...] If I said: “Apples fall down through space,” you would again be forced to concede the point. [...]

[...] Yet those tragic lives are used as a focus point that actually brings into experience, through comparison, the great vitality and thrust of being.

This does not mean that you cannot alter your experience at any given point.

At a certain point you will feel alert and conscious but very light. [...]

[...] The main point is that then Barb told me that the male child referred to the illegitimate child of a girl friend and that all the other details given were correct, in reference to this child.