“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He had much to say about how the out-of-place stresses we impose upon ourselves through our fearful projections into the future adversely affect our body consciousnesses, which are focused in the present. [...]

[...] He must understand that the basic belief mentioned is a faulty belief, projected upon reality, and not a picture of it. [...]

[...] A great painting of a battle scene, for example, may show the ability of the artist as he projects in all its appalling drama the inhuman and yet all-too-human conditions of war. [...]

[...] These are projected outward as giant-sized psychic patterns, architects’ plans for the cultural cities to follow. [...]

[...] Dr. Eugene Barnard, a psychologist then at North Carolina State University, came out publicly with a statement favoring astral projection. [...]

I was really excited to think that a psychologist would do his own experimentation with projection, and I wrote him. [...]

In here, because of the specific material, Rob began to wonder if projection was involved. [...]

“That kind of projection continues that kind of situation. [...]

“The main issue of course is not to project negatively into the future, for there you are borrowing trouble. [...]

They show how you use your time, and imply what has come from the past, and what is projected into the future. [...]

[...] That is different from projecting negatively into the future. [...]

[...] They will aid in astral projection training. [...]

The children that I perceived, he projected into this picture of his, a photograph in which children were indeed involved. [...]

[...] “At least I feel I’m doing something I’m made for,” she said when starting the new project. [...]

Faced with that kind of a projected future, no wonder many adolescents prefer to die before catching sight of the very first hint of deterioration — the first wrinkle or touch of gray in the hair. [...]

He must project that same sense of freedom and understanding into the physical situation, and fly as freely in the face of that situation. [...]

[...] You will find the ways and means by which the inner self, existing in the climate of psychological reality, helps create the various planes of existence, constructs outer senses to project and perceive these, and the ways by which reincarnations take place within various systems. [...]

[...] Psy-Time is the “time” I travel in when I’m projecting, for example. [...]

“Now this couple represented a sort of time-projection, for literally you could have become what they were. [...]

[...] The long working time—perhaps three years—spent on “Unknown” evidently allowed that project to accumulate strong psychic charges on my part; when doubts or challenges arise in conflict with the work on the book, I would react in uncomfortable ways occasionally.

[...] Part of it was his projection because he felt you thought he was so stupid for having anything wrong at all, so the more he saw you frown the stupider he felt, and the more guilty. [...]

[...] Now this is his projection, and one he only realized at break: he felt that any incomplete manuscripts were indications of a waste of time, and that you thought he should publish everything he wrote, and that an unpublished manuscript was a blot of sorts. [...]

I will continue for a moment in this state, to tell you about yet another method, the one that is used in Ruburt’s projections from a session. In this case I keep his physical system going while training him to describe what he has seen in his projections. [...]

Because of that experience, I began doing research into psychic activity, and planned a book on the project. [...]

[...] Actually what we object to is the conventional idea of a spirit, which is an extension of quite limited ideas of human personality, only projected more or less intact into an afterlife. [...]

[...] Only the most blind egotism, it seems to me, would dare define reality in its own terms or project its own limitations and experience upon the rest of existence.

[...] It therefore took the point of least resistance, and he quite subconsciously of course projected it upon his pet. [...]

He projects it so that it seems to originate in the mother. [...]

—but when Ruburt merrily began to write you spoke to him quite sharply, reminding him that he was dropping other projects to embark on a new one at Tam’s enthusiasm. [...]

[...] Now this had charge behind it later when you assured Ruburt you were delighted with the project. [...]

[...] The entire framework of your existence, therefore, is constantly flowing from within outward, and being projected into those physical symbols that you mistake, then, for reality.

[...] He has projected a portion of himself into an entirely different kind of subjective reality, a different dimension of activity entirely.

(Jane, while trying psychological time on Tuesday, 5/26 at 11:15 AM, tried to project herself to Bill Macdonnel’s hospital room. [...]

[...] Therefore these constructions can be said to be projections, in your own time and space, of any given individual.