“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Laurel pointed out a number of forceful passages Jane wrote on cultural acceptance in The God of Jane in 1980 — the same year in which she dictated The Magical Approach for Seth. [...]

[...] “I thought that me, the whole bit where I’m sitting, and me, it seemed to me that I was over there,” she said, pointing to her right side. [...]

[...] When you say you are willing we will proceed and until that point we will not, so you can feel safe and come to your own decision. [...]

[...] Jane pointed out the reduction in swelling of her left wrist bone, as mentioned earlier. [...]

[...] The cellular structure at that point responds to light, and activates latent abilities in the cellular structure of the mother’s body. [...]

[...] They will draw other such units to them, for example, according to the intensity of the emotional tone of the particular consciousness at any given “point.”

[...] I hope to explain what these abilities are, and point out the ways that each individual can use to release these potentials.

(4:43 p.m. “I felt he was trying to make certain points,” Jane said, “and I hope that I got it through clear enough — you know what I mean? [...]

(Long pause.) Each person is so unique that it is obviously impossible for me to discuss all of the innumerable and complicated strands of belief that form human experience — yet I hope here, some way, to present enough “specific generalizations” so that you the reader can find many points of application as far as your own life is concerned.

Specifically, I wanted to make the point that the body’s actions are unfortunately often misread and misunderstood. [...]

[...] His symptoms represent for him the one point of vacuum, comparatively speaking, where the acceleration that has otherwise occurred has not as yet clearly penetrated; and jointly they represent the area in which your combined beliefs have not caught up to your knowledge.

In some cases you literally force yourselves to sleep when your consciousness could be at one of its maximum points. [...]

I have only one small point to make here before we have our appointment with Dr. Instream.

I do want to point out however that the only circumstance here, or mistake to make regularity a disadvantage, is the practical, physical inconvenience which would be from your end most annoying. [...]

[...] There are several points however that I would like to make. [...]

[...] This is an important point, for there is an unspecialized, extremely generalized and intuitional knowledge on the part of any portion of the self, as to the nature of experience as felt by the other portions of the self.

[...] I want to point out that the back exercises, because of the quietude and training in concentration, represent excellent practices for both of you, and for Ruburt in particular. [...]

[...] I did want to make one point. [...]

[...] Certain things at this point are already set, say: you already have a publishing house, and particular people are involved whether or not you know them. [...]

I have one other point to mention, apropos: our session regarding the two men (see the deleted session, for me, of April 18, 1979). [...]

[...] He used the speeding-car analogy to hammer home the point.)

[...] Tam told us that he now does try direct healing on persons he passes on the street—one of the points mentioned by Seth. [...]

[...] And yet at that point, I felt duty-bound to question my own experiences, Seth and the sessions because I refused to hide in self-delusions.

[...] The point is that once the play begins, the actors are so completely engrossed in their roles that they forget that they themselves wrote the play, constructed the sets or are even acting.

[...] The fact is that the realization can, and often does, come after the play is well under way, and at this point, the camouflage action is so involved that the realization itself appears in the framework of the camouflage and is often indistinguishable from it. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s vehement anger over something that seems perhaps much more trivial, the death by shooting of the starlings, is a case in point.

There is a very practical reason for a reverence for all life, and very practical reasons why man must learn certain facts that up to this point he has considered impractical. [...]

[...] This is a point worth remembering.

[...] Three points in particular were quite authentic, according to Bill. [...]

(For some related material concerning time, intensities and moment points, see the following sessions: 149, 150, 151, 152.)

I have several points to make here.