“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She felt the background in the projected painting as being alive, she said, with the figure being the important thing and materializing out of the background, while yet a part of it .

[...] There is no battle for survival—but while you project such an idea upon natural reality, then you will read nature, and your own experiences with it, in that fashion.

Living each day at a time, you respond to the present, and you need not in one day protect yourself from a lifetime of projected distractions or threats to your time that must, in your day, be imaginary, since they are probable events from the future.

In a way both interpretations are correct, though because of his position he is more apt to project negatives on you. [...]

Only by self-examination can you see how these issues merge in all areas of your living, and then project the ideas outward for others. [...]

[...] You are projecting them upon the child and into the relationship. [...]

[...] You process daily experience, project it into what you think of as the future, choose from an infinity of probable events those you will make physical, and begin the mental and psychic processes that will bring them into the world of substance.

[...] Such ideas are surely the projections of a limited human view, we think, and are quite misleading. [...]

[...] Without realizing it we project our ideas outward to form physical reality. [...]

Here are some later excerpts explaining how we project our ideas into events and objects. [...]

[...] And because the focus brings it outside of camouflage time and space, it is also able to project itself into what you call the future.

[...] The inner image [idea] is projected by the senses outward to create the world of appearances. [...]

Our lives do indeed seem to revolve around book projects and events! [...]

After six months, then, Three Mile Island is still “a closed enigma,” as I wrote in finishing Mass Events—only now the costs for the repair and cleanup of its damaged reactor have been projected as being well over $1 billion instead of the $40 million to $400 million of just a month ago, and into many years of “time” instead of just four. [...]

In my opinion these are hardly predictions, but instead very conservative projections of already well-established phenomena: I don’t for a minute think that any country, let alone our species as a whole, will give up on nuclear power. [...]

[...] Many probable actions are taken; these are then projected into the probable future.

[...] (Pause.) Earthquakes are very often associated with periods of great social change or unrest, and from such locations the fault lines originate and are projected outward. [...]

[...] And he has pursued that course vigorously even when he did not consciously see the continuity of such a project at any given time. [...]

You do not project as many negative ideas upon the evening hours, and the same applies to most people to varying degrees. [...]

[...] We’re progressing well on both projects. [...]

[...] Both projects had been underway for a long time before surfacing to the public. [...]

(Earlier today Jane and I had been discussing how best to go about writing her projected book on the Seth material. [...]

[...] He projected these feelings then. [...]

(“How successful was Jane’s projection attempt, that we made the drawings for?”

(Referring to Jane’s projection attempt to reach Dr. Bernard on September 29. [...]