“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Many artists have produced and received profit for their productions. [...]

[...] Science perceived the spectacular complexity of exterior reality, but turned its sights completely away from any recognition — any at all — until it regarded subjectivity itself as a mere throw-away product, accidentally formed by a mindless matter.

[...] And so it would help you if you realize that you are often using conscious thought as a blind to hide you from yourself and that there is nothing within the self that you need fear and that the true security of your identity lies within this inner self and that the abilities of which we have been speaking are simply by-products of the inner self, not to be pursued for their own use, but as natural to the inner personality, as hands are natural to the physical self. [...]

[...] And so, like Seth Speaks, this is really two books in one: It’s not only about the nature of personal reality, but the circumstances surrounding Jane’s production of the material and the many ideas she has concerning it.

[...] A country is responsible for its own droughts, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes — and for its own harvests and rich display of products, its industry and cultural achievements, and each of these elements is related to each other one.

[...] Also, stamps of course are printed in production.

[...] Eleanor Friede, Jane’s editor at Delacorte Press, has done a fine job of supervising the illustration and production of a handsome little volume. [...]

[...] For them consciousness is nothing more than an epiphenomenon, the passive by-product of the brain’s physiology and chemical events. [...]

[...] It is not the finished product. [...]

[...] Sleeping is not a by-product of waking life.

“They may have been ‘cured’ whether or not they had treatment, and gone on to lead productive lives. [...]

Those kinds of conflicts can only exist in a society in which the entire concept of creativity is segmented, in which the creative processes are often seen as inner assembly lines leading to specific products: a society in which the very nature of creativity itself is largely ignored unless its “products” serve specific ends.

As a man brings a body to a doctor, then let the businessman bring his business to you for a checkup—find out how healthy it is, and how you can further its productivity.

He was trying to sublimate the energy, to take it away from the physical so that it could be used more productively, to his way of thinking. [...]

[...] He is banking on the stimuli to bring about greater book sales, greater productivity, further books and sales to help finance the establishment while you encounter your own abilities.

[...] Bill feels that his business productive life is coming to an end, when he will retire. [...]

[...] Tell yourselves that your work will be productive, and that Ruburt’s body will improve as the day goes on. [...]

[...] These separate states of consciousness, these multiple levels of awareness, these seemingly unrelated personality aspects, are not unnatural artificial productions, brought about through hypnosis. [...]

The therapeutic dream cut short Ruburt’s poor mood by a good two weeks, and the same tactics can be utilized in the future most productively.

Indeed, so that your muscles tensed, your adrenaline production increased, you wanted to wring his neck and you stood there and said, God bless you my fine young fellow. [...]