“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I want to come back to this point in time, where we left off.

[...] This was merely to remind you of certain continuities without going over events already mentioned—so going back to the point in time mentioned earlier in tonight’s session: when Dialogues was finished Ruburt tried it out on Prentice, and felt briefly that Tam might take it. [...]

[...] The whole affair, with his reactions now, still had him at the point where he did not think he could physically recover, and he was caught in a panic that he tried to hide from you.

[...] Instead, your vantage point and your focus is such that you cannot turn your head to look higher. [...]

4. I suggest reviewing Seth’s excellent material on probabilities, cellular consciousness, the moment point, and related concepts in the 681st session for Volume 1.

9. Seth’s point, that “there is precious little said about future lives,” is well taken. [...]

These points however should be made when they most apply. [...]

[...] One point (to me:) You missed me at Ruburt’s classes. [...]

[...] (Jane, as Seth, pointed at me for emphasis.) And for the first time in any existence.

[...] Anyway, the point was that the story.... [...]

[...] And so while you have a physical address, I may still be able to point out some very strange and miraculous psychic and psychological structures within your own system of reality that you have ignored.

We will have more to say concerning this point, but for now it is enough to realize that your sense of identity and continuity is not dependent upon the ego.

He was bothered particularly, you see, because his own mother’s position makes him terrified of being financially dependent, yet the way he chose to make, money at this particular point was precisely the wrong way for him at this time.

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

[...] Knowing them at this point will not help your development. [...]

[...] They have their own in quotes “reasoning processes” of which you are little aware, since at your point of development you use the intellect as a rule in its place, and make a clear distinction between the two areas.

[...] I can point you in the direction... [...]

[...] it may point you in the right direction... [...]

[...] It was, you see—I am explaining simply—too great a leap, if you will forgive me, to expect him to walk easily up his dentist’s steps at this point. [...]

[...] A small point, but important, that he started out the day with that kind of choice.

[...] Almost all of your doubts come directly to that point. [...]

[...] Your faith has been achieved on that point. [...]

[...] The area at the right side of the back of the head, in Ruburt’s case, physically speaking, is a trigger point for motion. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s point of power is progressing well. [...]

[...] A good point, I conceded. One of Seth’s points was that we’d “taken a crash course” in medical beliefs, or words to that effect, I believe. [...]

[...] I can point you in the direction—but the experience is personal and the experience is subjective and the journey is one that you must make and that you must make alone. [...]

But again, coming here once a week may help you find yourself—it may point you in the right direction—but you will only find yourself when you journey inward. [...]

[...] Tell him that in that order of events he can walk so well at this point, now, that anyone would have to look twice to discover that he was not walking perfectly. [...]

[...] Your point is vital—that he separate the belief from himself, and recognize it as a belief: that he cannot walk properly (at break). [...]

One point should be made here. [...]

[...] She pointed out that Seth said nothing about the desktop being dark.)

These coordinates are simply points where other fields of reality come into contact. [...]

These points, these coordinates, are all about you and impinge upon your physical form and your universe constantly, but you cannot understand nor perceive them. [...]

[...] I am (underlined) generalizing here to make a point: a largely postcard land, in which social clichés pass for communication, in which social ceremonies take the place of private communications—a land in which beliefs must be like landmarks, unchanging, utterly dependable, always there to be used for touchstones lest the puritanical Protestant stray from worthy goals. [...]

[...] I pointed to my left groin. [...]

[...] I do not want to overemphasize this point, so do not overemphasize it yourself—but the idea is that you sometimes become angry at your own “unconscious creative abilities.” [...]

There is no point where the child ceases and the man begins, and no point where the young man ceases and the old man begins. [...]

I decided to mention this since he is at the point now—I am speaking of Ruburt—when he will not accept the superficial reasons given by the ego for many reactions, but seeks to discover deeper causes. [...]

[...] This is the starting point.

I point this out for your benefit. [...]

[...] It amuses me to have to point out these homey truths to you; and so that Ruburt doesn’t feel neglected, I’ll get to him again one of these days.

There will be some more material in this book dwelling specifically upon reincarnation, but here I want to point out that in this time of choosing between lives, many more issues are at stake than a simple matter of proposed rebirth.

[...] There are guides and teachers in this time of choosing and decision, to point out alternatives and to explain the nature of existence. [...]

[...] As Seth, Jane pointed to my portrait of Seth; it hung on the wall behind me, so that she faced it as she sat in her rocker.)