“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

This highly intricate web or field obviously reaches out from you as a self to all the persons you perceive, and you also participate in the same sort of web, projecting outward from the other individuals. [...]

At that point the us-ness is ever projected outward. [...]

[...] Using the power point of the present, you seek backward into the past, reorganizing data to those ends, and project them into the future. [...]

[...] It was on normal typing paper and requested, first, some further work on the book — either an outline of a projected book to include portions of the dream manuscript, but stressing Seth, or some sample chapters — before a contract would be signed. [...]

[...] On May 30, I had a brief dream in which I was talking on the phone to a woman about the projected book. [...]

[...] That book was one project, then, that seemed to be two entirely different ones. [...]

That series of dreams was important to me, for each of them gave me additional information about a project in which I had the highest emotional interest, and they cut down the waiting period involved in normal communication.

[...] The senses are channels of projection by which ideas are projected outward to create the world of appearances.

This new dimension enabled the species to manipulate and recognize its own constructions and freed it to focus greater energy in projecting some ideas over others. [...]

[...] Any project the two of you are attracted to but think will be distracting, you blame on the symptoms. [...]

[...] You have been looking, both of you, to see how bad Ruburt was, how much worse he would get, until each of you projected the situation into the future until he was nearly bedridden—all in a misguided attempt to get yourselves out of the situation.

[...] What was projected finally however was your complete statement that you no longer agreed with the methods, that you would no longer go along with them, and this was to the good.

[...] After physical death the personality simply ceases to project itself, as a rule, within the physical field, and no longer focuses within it.

I mentioned earlier that the personality is an excellent example of action as it is sometimes projected into the physical field, while not appearing within it in tangible form. [...]

He projected a meaninglessness upon reality, and then fell prey to it. [...]

(In answer to a question Jane said she wasn’t projecting while giving the above data, but “almost thought I was trying to.” [...]

Now: As I said before, also, when faced with the difficulty, the conventional, rational approach tells you to look at the problem, examine it thoroughly, project it into the future, and imagine its dire consequences — and so, faced with the idea of a disclaimer (for Mass Events), that is what you did to some extent, the two of you. You saw the disclaimer as fact, imagined it in your minds on the pages of our books, projected all of that onto future books, and for fine good measure you both imagined this famous disclaimer published in editions of all the books as well.

[...] They are familiar with the projection of consciousness, with the sensations involved, and they help orient those who will not be returning to the physical body.

[...] Experiences with projection of consciousness and knowledge of the mobility of consciousness, are therefore very helpful as preparations for death. [...]

[...] Those tensions were projected upon it by mental states of mind. [...]

[...] Neither of us have been thinking of such a project, which isn’t to say the idea of my doing a book involving Seth, at least in part, hasn’t occurred to me occasionally.

[...] You will see no value in the life of a mouse sacrificed in the laboratory, for example, and you will project claw-and-fang battles in nature, completely missing the great cooperative venture that is (underlined) involved.

What protection, then, but to effectively project these outside of the self — impulses of good as well as evil — and hence effectively block organized action?

This will automatically break down some projections, clear the air, but more than this the repressed energy being used to prevent communication, open communication, is physically and psychically released.

You must forget the ideas you have about each other, and look at the living emotional selves upon which you have built and projected. [...]

[...] In the last class, Seth had told the students that he would help those who were ready to project. [...]

Projection-dream of Sue Watkins

After the Seth sessions began, Seth told us that we, ourselves, had created the images of the couple, projected all of our negative attitudes into them and then reacted. [...]

In this case, however, you both sensed your lives at a period of crisis, and projected your fears outward into the formation of the images.

(I nearly always use suggestions re projection when I lay down. [...] But I went from the dream into the projection. [...]

(Notes on an abortive projection attempt: I lay down for a nap after supper on Friday evening, January 14. [...]

[...] I saw at once that if valid they also meant Jane must shelve her projected book, Adventures in Consciousness, and concentrate on things like Rich Bed, the Dialogues (poetry), and, perhaps, let Seth do his own thing in sessions. [...]

[...] I mentioned three questions I hoped Seth would cover at least in part: Jane’s projected call to Tam at Prentice-Hall tomorrow morning, re substituting Seth’s new book for Adventures; Jane’s planned letter to Eleanor Friede about Rich Bed; and whether Jane should continue with ESP class.

[...] But other dissatisfactions not faced were projected there also, and exaggerated, while there seemed to be nothing he could do about it.

[...] You give yourselves post-hypnotic suggestions all the time, particularly when you project present conditions into the future. [...]

(Jane felt with some emotion — she refused to think about it — that she’s embarked on some project involving her entity at this later time in her life. [...]

[...] As a result you forget your natural selves, and become involved in a secondary, largely imaginary culture: battles that are projected negatively into the future, individually and en masse. [...]