“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This is one of the reasons why psychics’ predictions often do not seem to bear out, for at every point you do indeed have the free will, through your beliefs, to alter your experience.

[...] Some of his questions dealt with earthquake prediction, which he is studying with the aid of computers. [...]

The predictions concerning money were made before Ruburt’s energies were so misdirected, thrown so suddenly against himself, that even I was appalled. [...]

[...] These patterns lead quite predictably to moods of powerlessness and restriction.

[...] Work is needed on both of their parts in that he is himself pushing for predictions, —whether he realizes this or not, and trying to bring more “across” in quotes, than the bridge can carry. [...]

[...] Because of your time misconceptions you make serious errors whenever you attempt any predictions into life after death, or life within other systems than your own. [...]

[...] The predictions given in that session 10 months ago are still working out. [...]

(In case of a specific predicted event such a warning could be given, and if heeded could head off trouble. [...]

[...] There is a full record of this experience in my prediction notebook.

[...] You will know the dreams as those I predicted. [...]

[...] As Seth tells us in the 681st session in Section 1: “Science likes to think that it deals with predictable action. It perceives such a small amount of data, however … that the great inner unpredictability of any molecule, atom, or wave, is not apparent….” [...]

[...] Seth has given him information concerning his business dealings, correctly predicting the behavior of certain stocks among other things; and Phil is keeping record of Seth’s percentage of “hits.” The time ranges for some of the predictions cover several years, but Seth has been correct about a large number of items that Phil has been able to check. [...]

I have nothing against bestsellers, and as I predicted the books will succeed financially beyond anything you would have thought—but over a period of time, in a dependable fashion, and in a way that will also best be suited to the temper of the times. [...]

In sense terms he would learn little about an orange, though he might be able to isolate its elements, predict where others might be found, theorize about its environment — but the greater “withinness” of the orange is not found any place inside of its skin either. [...]

[...] A prediction was given that Jane would receive a teaching job she had applied for at Elmira College. This was on October 26,1966, Wednesday, and predicted for November 2, the following Wednesday. [...]

[...] Included also are excerpts from Seth’s material on a different prediction experience of Jane’s.

[...] They come from intuitional creativity, when suddenly a new kind of significance is seen that was not “earlier” predictable. [...]

[...] No one can predict the destination.

[...] She didn’t think any fear of making predictions that might turn out to be wrong had anything to do with this concern.

[...] My attitude in no way prevents prediction per se. [...]

Ruburt should also now find that he begins to recall his dreams once more, and his predictions will also begin to show their validity.