“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] These portions of the self would seem topsy-turvy to you for this reason.

One of the reasons, incidentally, for Ruburt’s good performance for me is precisely his ability to use words well. [...]

[...] When you realize this and act upon it, there is no reason for you to come back here again unless you want to. [...]

[...] Within a more reasonable context the technique will take its place in our medical systems, but in each case what we learn will surely point up the need to understand our individual inner realities; i.e., what caused the high blood pressure, or whatever, in the first place?

(Jane said that the reasons she didn’t have a session for Tom and friends were that her own feelings were against her doing so even though she’d had the spontaneous urge, and that she was also tired because of her symptoms and sitting on the couch for so long. [...]

[...] The reason that his paintings upset him is that they reflect his inner knowledge, of which he is well aware. [...]

[...] Perhaps now you can understand the reason. [...]

[...] Using the same kind of reasoning, you are apt to judge the historic past of your species in very limited terms, and to overlook great dues in your history because they seem to make no sense.

[...] Why should such a seemingly perfect young creature suddenly become that sick, for no observable reason? [...]

[...] That you do not take the time and the effort is the reason why you still have the symptoms. [...]

[...] You may put this in the record or not, you will not have children, for reasons that I have explained. [...]

[...] For reasons he didn’t go into now, Jane owed Walter Zeh a debt, which she has paid in full. [...]

The outer senses as you know are themselves camouflage constructions, specific tools formed for a specific reason to manipulate camouflage reality. [...]

[...] Jane and I have known Sue since 1965, yet as far as any of us could remember [and for whatever reasons], the subject of double dreaming had never been discussed among us.

[...] I must therefore consider the reasons... [...]

[...] This development does not always occur, for many reasons. [...]

It is formed by the unconscious will for reasons of its own. [...]

(For pretty obvious reasons as far as we’re concerned, Jane and I prefer that Seth hold his book sessions in private, although Seth himself is more flexible here than we are. [...]

(She has excellent hearing, so if her trance hadn’t been as deep as usual, for whatever reasons, then even ordinary sounds might disrupt her. [...]

Much in these passages fits in with material I’ve presented in Appendix 12, on the reasons behind the pain and suffering in the world. [...]