“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You are at the very beginning of any idea of psychology. [...]

Now, when you properly understand how to use psychological time, then to some extent you can learn to alter the nature, the focus, of your consciousness. [...]

Now there are many words for psychological time. [...]

You are at the very beginning of any idea of psychology. [...]

Now: When you properly understand how to use psychological time, then to some extent you can learn to alter the nature and focus of your consciousness. [...]

Now: There are many words for psychological time. [...]

[...] There are many manipulations necessary, and psychological adjustments. We have established what I refer to as a psychological bridge between us — that is, between Ruburt and myself.

[...] Instead there is a psychological extension, a projection of characteristics on both of our parts, and this I use for our communications. Later I will explain how this psychological framework is created and maintained, for it is like a road that must be kept clear of debris. [...]

(The following data are from Jane’s psychological time notebook: December 31, Thursday, 11:35: A rather amazing experience of “ecstasy,” the strongest I’ve experienced so far. [...]

[...] Also, if Ruburt is experimenting as he is with the trance state in psychological time experiments, it is a good idea that some of this experimentation be carried on by him under our excellent supervision; and after consideration I think that you will agree.

There are quite a number of your psychological time experiments that we will have to discuss. [...]

[...] There are various doorways into the dream universe: chemical doorways, electronic doorways, and psychological doorways. [...]

He had not found a strongly centralized inner self as yet, that could take over the organization of the entire psychological structure. [...]

[...] It is necessary now that he see through endeavors, and face the consequences of his own psychological action.

[...] Psychologically there was some considerable distance between his identity and the physical universe as he knew it. [...]

[...] He could not have survived as a contributing psychological unit within your system otherwise. [...]

(Long pause at 9:37, one of many.) This divine psychological process—and “process” is not the best word here—this divine psychological state of relatedness forms from its own being worlds within worlds. [...]

In a manner of speaking, your universe and all others spring from a dimension that is the creative source for all realities—a basic dream universe, so to speak, a divine psychological bed where subjective being is sparked, illuminated, stimulated, pierced, by its own infinite desire for creativity. [...]

When hypnosis is more clearly understood and used, and when certain other psychological devices are discovered, it will then be possible to change focus in such a manner, and through psychological testing discover the personality types, the individual types who dwell in various stages of the subconscious.

What psychologists speak of as association is definitely an important psychological characteristic. [...]

The second layer, still of the personal subconscious, contains those elements most deeply feared for personal psychological reasons, those which somewhat frequently arise as in an earthquake, to shatter the seemingly solid surface of the ego.

I am suggesting that psychological time experiments be again adopted for you both. [...]

[...] He still refuses to consider that his problem is a psychological one, instead of disembodied, outside evil voices picking on him. [...]

(10:05.) Those processes, however, contain the basic mental structures from which ideas and concepts as you understand them come, and they are also responsible for the inner mental and psychological processes, individually and worldwide, that form private and mass physical reality.

When I say “You create your own reality through your thoughts,” you, meaning anyone, have a tendency to imagine each thought as a small brick, a psychological object, each one being formed into the structure of your experience. [...]

[...] To some extent, then, I enter your reality through a psychological warp in your space and time. [...] Such psychological and psychic warps between dimensions of existence are not infrequent. [...]

[...] They remove him psychologically, particularly with your help, as he discusses them. [...]

[...] The small panics themselves, for example, are meant to lead to psychological questioning and so forth in a give-and-take mental and therapeutic exchange of activity—an activity bound to release and activate the creative abilities also. [...]

A psychological experience may take up no space as a rock takes up space, but when a psychological experience happens it may fill you up. Yet you do not deny the existence of a psychological experience, though you cannot rip it apart from yourself and examine it with the physical senses. [...]

[...] You cannot hold a psychological experience in your hand as you can a rock, though its weight may be indeed heavier than a rock. [...] Though its color, to continue our analogy, may be as gray, you cannot see a psychological experience as you can see a gray rock.

(It will be remembered that Seth still limits Jane to fifteen minutes of psychological time experimentation daily. [...]

(Last Thursday, April 15, as we were driving about Elmira on errands, Jane mentioned to me that she missed trying psychological time. [...]

[...] A manuscript, or indeed any art form, contains action and sets up its own climate, either of psychological acceptance or rejection. [...]

Ruburt may indeed resume psychological time experiments, however, and he did understand me correctly. [...]

Some of your psychological growth is obvious through the books, of course—obvious to others if often not to yourselves. The books make a psychological impact difficult to describe—one of course that overall presents a kind of multidimensional portrait, highly difficult to assess. [...]

[...] Your psychological growth is not something you can look at in the mirror, yet it is that growth that is also responsible for your painting and writing Ruburt’s books and his connections with me. [...]

[...] It will not overwhelm them, and yet they will definitely emerge from it, and psychologically this will represent to you a triumphant emergence of individual personality.

It is important for you psychologically that you express this.

As a glaze is added to a glaze, so the color of the glazes represent the moods within moods that make up the entire psychological framework of the personality. [...]

Overall, whether or not you are conscious of it — for some of you are, and some of you are not — your lives do have a certain psychological shape. [...]

[...] On the other hand (pause), I feel a leaning toward psychology. [...]

Now, the inner self is psychologically influenced by these probable personalities, for they represent a whole personality structure or gestalt with which you are utterly unfamiliar. Your psychologists are dealing with a one-dimensional psychology, at their best.

There are many you’s in the probable systems, and each You is related psychologically in a personality structure. [...]

[...] A psychological connection exists between that first son in that other system and yourself.

[...] They exist in codified psychological structures within your personality, as you do in theirs.

(Humorously:) I would prefer the balance of nap time and psychological time altered somewhat. [...]

[...] Ruburt and I engage in a cooperative venture, truly a psychological gestalt, in which our personalities meet, rather in a dimension that is neither here nor there. Together we form a sort of psychological bridge between dimensions, for I cannot completely exist within your three-dimensional system now, and he cannot completely enter the dimension in which I do have my primary existence.

[...] Ruburt, and Joseph also, have known me in past lives, and our overall psychological structures have very significant similarities that make our communications possible.

[...] I can at times impress your physical reality, but the focus of my existence no longer involves a three-dimensional psychological structure. [...]

Such a book would also include, of course, my methods of entry into your system, and the sort of psychological bridge personality that results. [...] There must be some sort of psychological structure present for me to use during my communications, generally speaking.

I am the one who should do the psychological study from inside—

There are psychological adventures in my system also.

The entire nature of events, then, exists in a different way than you have supposed, only small portions slicing into the reality that you recognize—yet all underneath connected to a vast psychological activity. You might compare events to psychological consonants that underlay or underlie the more unusual features of physical psychological environment.

Religion was hampered—and is—by its own interpretation of good and evil, but it did not deny the existence of other versions of consciousness, or differing kinds of psychological activity and life. (Long pause.) Reincarnation suggests, of course, the extension of personal existence beyond one time period, independently of one bodily form, the translation or transmission of intelligence through nonphysical frameworks, and implies psychological behavior, memory and desire as purposeful action without the substance of any physical mechanism—propositions that science at its present stage of development simply could not buy, and for which it could find no evidence, for its methods would automatically preclude the type of experience that such evidence would require.

[...] She summarized those conflicts in the note she wrote on our 26th wedding anniversary.³ I saw that same pattern of delay at work in her holding the sessions for Dreams—and to me that meant the same psychic and psychological forces were still operating. [...]

Amid her incessant questioning as to who or what Seth is—even if he is a master event!—and amid her concerns about leading others astray, Jane added to her journal four days later: “The worst explanation for Seth that I can imagine is that he is the part of me that I can’t express otherwise—making a psychological statement. [...]