“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Briefly, in your own country, the West Coast, portions of the East Coast, Utah, the Great Lakes, the Chicago area, the Minneapolis area, and some other southwestern areas, are in those neighborhoods of excellent coordinate activity, for the reasons given. [...]

[...] Yet for your own reasons you began to believe in illness more than health, in poverty more than abundance, in loneliness rather than affection.

[...] They can and should be reasoned with, even if this means going over counter beliefs time and time again.

[...] There is no reason why he cannot build up further accomplishments of the same kind. [...]

[...] Since he is spontaneous, to him that meant appearing instead always calm, reasonable. [...]

[...] She isn’t holding back from doing so for any particular reason, however, and thinks she may eventually describe her psychic journey in one of her own books.

I explained that lately I’ve been thinking about what can happen when a person chooses to be born with very strong gifts, but then discovers that for whatever reason or reasons he or she cannot use them, or has to pay a high price to do so. [...]

[...] Once again Seth offered us material relative to our daily program—but that’s not the only reason I decided to present the full session in Note 7.

Reason’s Source

It’s not that my mind knows less
than it did before,
but that its reason
finally deduced
the magic of its source,
and sensed beneath
the logic of its ways
the deeper spontaneous
order
that powers its own thought.

[...] If the arms can do what they’re doing, there’s no reason why such improvements won’t show up in the legs. [...]

[...] They may feel broken-hearted for any of many reasons. [...]

Such reasoning sounds quite outlandish, of course, to most individuals, but the person in question, say with a disease like arthritis, or some other motion-impairing ailment, might ask themselves the question: “What would I do if I were free of the condition?”

(4:30 p.m. I hadn’t expected the quick ending to the session, since I’d thought there were some rather important topics Jane could have discussed, such as the reasons for the temperature increase. [...]

[...] Some of that material will bring the reasons for his panic into clearer light, however, and so then will make even more sense than it might have a month ago. [...]

As for the question of distortions in the material, and the obvious contradictions in the early sessions as far as dates, etc., are concerned: The reasons for these are dealt with by Seth as the material unfolds. [...]

[...] When disease is seen as an invader, forced upon the integrity of the self for no reason, then the individual seems powerless and the conscious mind an adjunct. [...]

[...] Whatever the superficial reasons for your beliefs, you must say:

[...] There is no reason why any of the children could not spend his day at the office with the father of the family, basically speaking, but he would not be able to understand or perceive many of the events that occurred there.

[...] In the same manner there is no basic reason why one self, or rather one portion of the self, has its main experiences in one dimension, while other portions of the self experience reality within different fields.

(Here Seth refers to various moments during the visit of Tam and Eve, when he was ready to come through, but for various reasons did not do so.)

[...] This is highly simplified of course, there were other reasons, but in singing you were not harsh, and in singing you communicated in a way that you could not in the earlier life, and in the singing also you gave of yourself in a way you did not earlier.

[...] As a consequence some young people die for the same reason: They believe that the state of youth is somehow dishonorable. [...]

[...] But in your society many people never reach that point—or those who do are not recognized for their achievements in the proper way, or for the proper reasons….

[...] The personality, for its own reasons, may decide upon choosing a body that is not aesthetically pleasing. [...]

[...] There are many reasons for such behavior. [...]

[...] It is for this reason that it is so difficult to explain the experiences possible within any given one. [...]

For this reason, you are much less apt to travel in those directions. [...]

I am not necessarily in favor of sessions outside a regular schedule, for reasons having to do with your natures rather than mine.

I mentioned once that I found sculpture to be a more imprisoning form than say painting, music or a poem, and here I will mention my reasonings. [...]