“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Urban renewal projects ripped up the homes of the poor and destroyed older established neighborhoods. [...]

[...] The disapproval was yours, and you saw his fears projected upon you. [...]

[...] Now she prefers to formally sign for a book only after she — and/or Seth — has finished most of the work on that project.

(I don’t know how long I’ll continue to benefit from Jane’s assistance, though, since poetry, painting, and notes can all be quickly laid aside if she starts a new project, or resumes work on one that she’s kept in abeyance for some time. [...]

The stuff or fabric or makeup of dreams has not been covered here, nor have we discussed the actual ways in which the personality uses energy to construct his dreams and project them. [...]

[...] We talked about a projection dream Jane had had thismorning. [...]

It goes without saying, or should, that the inner self sends its projections of inner senses through both the physical universe and the dream universe; yet all this talk of space and placement is a mere convenience. [...]

[...] In response, he thought about a gadget that would automatically allow him to speak without holding the phone for so long—this in response to Prentice’s latest project. [...]

Nevertheless again, you would have made an excellent project of it; both of you changed your expectations, when faced by them in concrete terms. [...]

Now: If, for example, you hate a parent, then it becomes quite easy to hate any parents, for in their faces you see and project the original offender. [...]

I am particularly interested myself in these projected experiments, and as a preliminary for them we shall have you work with suggestion alone before you attempt to begin with your recordings.

Some talk of money for a project, or the lack of it, and an immediate plan considered. [...]

The incident, the handy incident which gave rise, or rather the incident which allowed the personality to project the symptom finally, in this instance occurred on a Saturday afternoon, and is not remembered consciously by the personality (Louie), and was not known to anyone else.

[...] Seth added:) When you do that, you see, when you relate all others to yourself initially, when you are imprisoned within yourself to that degree, then you are also imprisoned by others because you project your own reality into them where it does not belong. [...]

As I have told you, projection is involved to some extent, both on my part and Ruburt’s. Your (Rob’s) own presence is also important, whether or not you are present at any given session … Now when you watch, say, educational television, you see the teacher, and he speaks. [...]

[...] Beyond this, however, as I have mentioned before in class, it is not out of the inner sense of my invisible heart, but out of the depths of your own psychologies that you make me into a wise old man, and project upon me the authority images that lurk in your own minds. [...]

(To a particular student:) I remain spontaneous and alive, and do not allow myself to be deadened by your projections upon me. [...]

[...] A long project, and one for which she would use her abilities in new ways.

[...] On my end this framework projects imagery, and with my direction it uses Ruburt’s own personal associations to direct his impressions toward the correct point. [...]

(Astral Projection, by Oliver Fox.)

[...] To Jane, this reading matter does project toward the center of the object.

[...] You will instead project all the qualities you do not think you possess upon someone else, do them lip service, and hate the other individual for possessing them. [...]

[...] Once again, negative suggestion rules in the present and is projected into the future, for the individual is told that she is at the mercy of her own bodily processes, which might go awry at any moment.