“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is not nearly as deep or secret as you suppose, and there are some practical methods you can use to minimize its effects while you learn.

([Joel:] “I guess in the beginning Jane and Rob were a little ambivalent as to whether they wanted to go and check the Frank Withers thing, and we have not made any attempt to check the stuff that Bill gave the first time—That I, in the ‘40s and having been a lawyer and went to Northwestern law school, practiced law in the Loop, that kind of thing. [...]

[...] It has the capacity for developing sense organs that, practically speaking, will not be developed if the cell becomes an elbow or a knee, but the capacity is there. [...]

[...] When they reached that level of development, however, they were spiritually and psychically mature, and were able to utilize energies of which you now have no practical knowledge.

[...] There are, then, probabilities quite present, and for that matter biologically practical, that would allow for a change in individual consciousness so great as literally to propel the race into another level of experience entirely. [...]

[...] They see the results of dream activity in practical physical life. [...]

[...] The probabilities of an event escape you in practical terms.

[...] The information will be of a very practical nature, and it will still serve to advance our theoretical material.

[...] He is very touchy on that point, and yet he becomes very angry if people try to make truth too practical. [...]

[...] He never consciously asked himself why he did something for which there was so little practical reward in the childish world. [...]

[...] This does involve you practically in periods of discontent, a discontent that is in its way a constant reminder that prevents you from being satisfied with lesser answers along the way. [...]

[...] At practically the same time, in the 637th session for the following chapter [9], he could tell us: “Note: I did not say that man emerged from the animals.”

[...] It could, however, be considered at just about any time, since its proponents believe that it’s unconsciously involved in practically all of our daily activities. [...]

[...] I’ll digress here for a moment to note that we expect to be so occupied for the rest of our lives: The intellectual and emotional challenges posed by the Seth material are practically unlimited.

[...] This realization alone can be a transforming one; as I show in the Introductory Notes for Volume 1 of “Unknown” Reality, it can be a most useful one in practical, everyday life as well. [...]

([Mary:] “How long a day, each day, should I practice what you just suggested?”

[...] Once you begin to inhibit emotions, the practice spreads like a plague, until all emotion must be inhibited, lest the one thing that you fear show its face.

[...] If you will both practice correct use of psychological time you will greatly aid such inner data.

[...] Usually not in practice. [...]

[...] Ruburt, because of the change in our practice, has been somewhat uneasy, and for this reason the more friendly atmosphere that he had enjoyed earlier had deserted us. [...]

[...] As many teachers say, practice makes perfect, and lately in this respect you do not exactly deserve a gold star.

[...] It will be remembered that Seth suggested she give up this practice on March 15, 1965, with the comment that she had been trying to do too much, too fast. [...]

[...] Card-playing and family games such as Monopoly are actually excellent practices, and play in any form encourages spontaneity and promotes healing and peace of mind.

[...] You must actively practice what you both know in your daily living. [...]

[...] I said Sarah would undoubtedly like to know how the material obtained tonight could be put to use so as to obtain a practical result re Gene. [...]