“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In the “entire book of life,” however, just physically speaking, there are interrelationships on adjacent levels that you do not perceive, as other portions of your own biological consciousness or biological language relate to the entire living fabric of the world. [...]

If you “read yourselves” sideways in such a manner, you would discover portions of your own consciousness stretching out across the entire fabric of the earth as you understand it — becoming a part of the earth’s material, even as those materials become part of the self that you recognize. [...]

[...] With these exercises you are familiar, for in your psychological time the self is momentarily in connection with its more extensive portions.

The innate comprehension of which we have spoken is a basic portion of all atoms and molecules, about which the physical matter is formed, and without which the formation of physical matter would be impossible.

[...] My fondest regards to you both, and until you master some of the rules for recognizing or ignoring certain portions of action, you can always stuff your ears with cotton.

[...] Imagine, the interrelationship, for example, between his hand and the particular portion of your body that it is touching. [...]

[...] Certain portions of your personality were even embarrassed. [...]

[...] In your present condition, however, a certain portion of you is still pleased that you have held out—that you are the rebel to the last, and that you have not given in.

[...] The book came out in 1970; and in it she had used certain portions of Seth, Dreams …

[...] She kept changing and adding to the portions of Seth, Dreams … that she hadn’t used in The Seth Material, while at the same time her new work kept crowding it out. [...]

[...] Or whether any portions of some of the messages may be? [...]

[...] Hardly a new thought, yet grasping it, or even speculating about it, is to touch upon a portion of the mystery of life. [...]

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[...] You understand the nature of the entity, and you are advised by other portions of that entity, more “advanced” than yourself.

[...] As I have mentioned in other books, the soul cannot affirm itself fully through bodily experience at any given “time,” so in those terms there are always portions of you that are unexpressed.

[...] The nightmare itself can be like a shock treatment given by one portion of the self to another, in which cellular memory is touched off much as it might be in such an LSD session.

[...] Consciously he thought the light must have been caused by lightning, even while he knew with another portion of himself that that was not the case.

As mentioned earlier (in the 610th session in Chapter One), what you call the ego is a portion of the inner identity that rises to face the world of physical existence. [...]

[...] The self does not want to give up a portion of itself, even while that portion may be painful or disadvantageous. [...]

[...] Even when the stimulus may be humiliatingly unpleasant, certain portions of the psychological structure accept it indiscriminately because it is a sensation, and a vivid one.”

[...] Illness is a portion of the action of which personality is composed and therefore it is purposeful, and cannot be considered as an alien force that invades personality from without. [...]

[...] You are the portion of it that experiences physical reality. [...]

The psychic structure of consciousness that organizes that bodily gestalt is, however, not dependent upon it, and so the you that you experience is only a portion of this greater identity.

[...] The experiences behind them bring you in contact with the deepest portions of your nonphysical reality, and it is the unconscious who translates these for you into recognizable images and forms.

[...] It goes without saying that such a work actually contains a portion of focused psychic energy, which is action, and which has its effects.

[...] You are only aware of a small part of action, that portion which is materialized within your system.

(Pause.) The body is composed of organs, physical parts, living matter—but the body is also composed of processes, relationships that exist on all levels between various portions of the body and between the body and its environment. [...]

[...] It is a portion of your natural heritage. [...]

[...] But my essays I want delivered from the inner portion of yourself—that is composed of intuition and intellect. [...]

[...] And you are, indeed, off to the right, inner portions of your personality this evening—attending two classes—and you do not have to pay $3 for the other class (to Theodore). [...]

[...] Any portion of the body that is so improved affects each other body portion and function to a considerable degree.

[...] You are given your own nature, certain portions of it naturally tuning in to what in your case you could call the channel of art. [...]

[...] When you think in terms of having (in quotes) “a certain amount of ability,” then you become concerned that you use every portion of it, when in greater terms no such “it” exists.

The emotions and the imagination, however, give you your closest contact with other portions of your own reality. [...]

[...] In certain portions of sleep, your experience reaches into areas of being so vast that the dream is used to translate it for you.

[...] Portions of your consciousness are alive in mine, so you are to some extent carried along where I go, as motes of dust might be swept along with a brisk autumn wind from one area to another. [...] You are carried above the land of your usual perception so that portions of you glimpse subjective states. [...]

[...] Again, your interpretations of identity teach you to focus awareness in such a way that you cannot follow the strands of consciousness that connect you with all portions of nature. [...]

[...] The relative’s feelings might well be mixed, containing portions of relief and sadness, which you might then perceive — but the primary events are subjective.

[...] They’re noted here, although I think that at least a good portion of tonight’s material stemmed from remarks I made after supper, when I talked about not using my own abilities as much as I might have over the years.

I gave you portions of it in the past. [...]

In your culture, this portion of the self is formed in childhood and early school years. [...]

[...] This portion of the self is often altered, its characteristics becoming less apparent as individuals move through the various social groupings of work, church, or community, where it is obvious that the standards of behavior are hardly rigid, but adaptable.

[...] When I speak so, I am isolating a certain portion of your subjective reality, and labeling it for convenience. [...]

[...] That “self” is a portion of your being that creates all characteristics, and that can therefore help unify them. [...]