“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For this is not a symbolic relationship but a practical one.

[...] I have some hints, I hope practical ones for both of you, but they will take your attention.

[...] Would a widespread use of Eastern religious doctrines be more practical on our earth today, or the kind of self-knowledge Seth advocates? [...]

Our psychological structures are different, practically speaking, in that we consciously utilize a multidimensional psychological reality that you inherently possess, but are unfamiliar with at an egotistical level. [...]

[...] The book you are reading puts things simply enough to be immediately practical. [...]

Seth said the practice involved in such unscheduled sessions was good for me. [...]

(“I guess you’ve gone into my main question, about the sperm: If practically all of them are never going to fulfill their primary purpose, what other roles do they have in life?”)

Creativity often deals with material that is not known, not cut-and-dried, not even immediately useful, perhaps—so Ruburt would feel, for example, sometimes at least, that poetry was not responsible, or even that his own spontaneous activities were not responsible unless they were immediately useful in practical terms. [...]

[...] His attitudes toward the medical profession (pause) are indeed changing—not that he sees medical practices in any more favorable and overall light, but that he recognizes that absolutism is no answer either. [...]

I am thinking of practical suggestions to give you. [...]

[...] With practice you will be able to sense those times when a force field of this nature is already building up, and take advantage of it.

[...] We wanted the photos for Jane’s book on the Seth material, which is now practically finished. [...]

[...] I did not recommend that Ruburt particularly follow this suggested practice.

Rob and I were both practicing with predictions; they took but a few moments daily. [...]

[...] “The man’s had no experience in the practice of psychology,” he said. [...]

[...] From your viewpoint the information available to you can be practically endless. [...]

[...] a practical example... [...]

[...] She’s done practically no typing for days now because her arms have been very sore.

Seth gave so many sessions that were devoted to my own physical condition that I finally became embarrassed and confused: The sessions were obviously terrific—why couldn’t I put them to more practical use?

[...] There was not a technological organization however as you know it, so that the technological achievements were considered somewhat in a fashion that your society now considers fine art—esthetic, to be collected by the wealthy, delightful, good for collectors but not particularly practical. [...]

[...] I will have plenty to say to you both, hopefully that will prove of quite practical benefit.

[...] As mentioned earlier, later in the book I will give you some practical suggestions that will allow you to recognize some of your own deeper abilities, and utilize them for your own development, pleasure, and education.