“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We pursue them for many varied reasons—but they are not the end-all or be-all by any means, as we’re so used to regarding them. [...]

[...] I specifically suggested painting for several reasons. [...]

[...] This was accepted originally in this life, but also for other reasons from the past, from his mother.

The artist who paints such a scene may do so for several reasons: because he hopes through portraying such inhumanity to awaken people to its consequences, to make them quail and change their ways; because he is himself in such a state of disease and turmoil that he directs his abilities in that particular manner; or because he is fascinated with the problem of destruction and creativity, and of using creativity to portray destruction.

[...] This session was quite startling for another reason also—the information itself was quite as surprising as the way I was saying it.

[...] The remark would be made that perhaps you didn’t seem the same, and with good reason.”

[...] The earlier exercises will have helped you understand the reasons for the hate.

[...] If you do this honestly the reasons for the fury will come to you, and they will often be quite obvious. [...]

[...] Except, for what reason I do not know, I turned the recorder on but forgot to depress the “record” button.

[...] It seems reasonable, if Jane’s abilities are growing, as the material suggests.

[...] For that reason I will try whenever possible to relate terms with which you are familiar in ways so that their relationships will be clearly seen.

[...] For this, value fulfillment, is the reason behind the existence of all systems, and of all experience within your field. [...]

[...] Nevertheless, for various reasons having to do with the development of individual consciousness, as a rule only a small portion of the theoretically possible psychological structures can be utilized at any given point.

I have hinted at the reasons for such errors. [...]

[...] Some of them you both dismissed for the very simple reason that they never temperamentally suited you to begin with. [...]

[...] It was a method of operation that allowed him to go ahead with what he felt was reasonable caution. [...]

[...] Sometimes we swapped furniture with him; sometimes he sold us at very reasonable cost pieces he’d replaced. [...]

[...] [Sickness] can be a badge of honor or dishonor—but there can be no question, when you look at the human picture, that to a certain extent, but an important one, suffering not only has its purposes and uses, but is actively sought for one reason or another.

[...] You can also experience versions of dreams of probable selves, but there will always be some point of contact—that is, there will always be a reason why you pick up such a dream. [...]

[...] However, for reasons to be hinted at later in the session, the primate man (who is also a mammal) falls outside of Seth’s meaning here.

(Long pause.) Suffering is a human condition that is sought for various reasons. [...]

[...] Surely one of the larger, long-term questions those consciousnesses must be exploring concerns the confining aspects that very restrictive fundamentalistic interpretations of a certain religion must impose upon large population groups (which accept such conditions for their own collective reasons, of course). [...]

[...] While the Roman Catholic Church gave him a powerful, cohesive belief system (pause), for many reasons those beliefs shifted so that the division between man and God became too great. [...]

(Pause.) In a fashion the house itself yearned toward a flexibility, more openness with the elements, and the woman was attracted to it for that reason. [...]

[...] He has doubted his ability for reasons given in the past, and in the past, to some extent you helped him, and you did not reinforce his sense of physical ability. [...]

[...] His interest and improvement in the writing area will also help his general condition, for many reasons. [...]

[...] Now however, whenever you want time off within reason—my reason—you shall have it.

[...] There are no reasons from the past that would more or less necessitate the relationship. [...]

[...] Tam said he did not give us all the reasons for his verification because they were personal; but the data rang true to him.

[...] Reason does not have to tell him how to do this.

[...] He must then behave, he thought, in a measured, reasoned, quiet, calm and disciplined way: and to see that he did, he slowed down the motions the body could make. [...]

[...] It was as though the people were psychically and emotionally drawn back to such places for reasons that made no sense intellectually. [...]