“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] As Ruburt wakens, he realizes that nowhere in the dream did he have any reason to hide. No reason was given for the pursuit itself, for he was being pursued now and then at least, by several people.

[...] She is tired of crawling on her belly, for whatever reasons. [...]

[...] In the material given and given, the reasons are there as to why he latched onto some of your ideas—so I will not go into those here.

[...] He believed, for many reasons hinted at or given, that spontaneity did not mix with work. [...]

[...] With his literal-mindedness, and for reasons given in the past, he also began to think of them as chores. [...]

All of those reasons contributed to his course of action. [...]

(Although Seth didn’t call this session book dictation, Jane and I decided to show portions of it in Mass Events for two reasons: 1. The material in Note 1 can be taken as an extension of the discussion on reasoning and the intuitions that Seth gave in the 825th session. [...]

[...] He identifies with what he thinks of as his logical thought, and the abilities of reasoning. [...]

[...] Only the reasoning mind, it seems, has any idea of order, discipline, or control.

[...] The devastation for many years of a large portion of a state like Pennsylvania, say, should not be risked because of economics, fuel shortages, convenience, apathy, or any other reason. [...]

The stimuli encountered outside will automatically meet response and bring up other reasons for going out. [...]

[...] You did not go out without a reason. [...]

[...] The improvement will follow if my suggestions are followed, and if both of you understand the reasons as given.

Your explanation of a Nebene reaction would be so reasonable, later. [...]

[...] For various reasons all of your ideas are obviously not constructed onto the physical plane. Many of these reasons are psychological. Some of these reasons have to do with matters which we have not yet discussed.

[...] This is the reason that I have not discussed your experiences as yet.

[...] This being of course the main reason why, as a rule, mankind has not used other abilities to any great degree.

The dog, for reasons that I will go into later, did not have your capacity for drawing upon energy. [...]

There are reasons why you chose the particular symptoms that you have, and reasons why they emerged at this particular time. [...]

[...] You are terrified of inactivity, for many reasons: bodily inactivity, mental inactivity, some of this based upon fear of your mother’s disease. [...]

[...] This fear subconsciously nagged at you, and it has for this reason, among other, that the symptoms were with you before vacation. [...]

[...] Any threat to your motion or advance, even in the business area, becomes highly charged for this reason. [...]

[...] This means that in your inner self you have a clear idea of the goals which Ruburt, for many reasons, some quite legitimate, hides from his practical self.

The man represented the reason for the symptoms—the dark side, which you both decide to avoid. [...]

A truly enjoyable vacation is indeed the best medicine now for reasons given. [...]

There are reasons for this of course that can be discussed if our friends request it or desire it at another time.

[...] Although the reason, or reasons, for your particular illness involves personal causes, indeed in one way or another all illnesses have a root within ego’s attempt to stand apart from the action of which it is composed, so that at times it fights against itself.

They seek each other out for many complicated reasons. [...] For many practical reasons at this point, and please underline at this point, it is necessary that man fight against what he considers evil, for he strengthens himself immeasurably by so doing.

[...] There is no reason why you, or any man, should not be strong and vital until death. [...]

[...] For some reason this rather obvious connection had escaped me. [...]

For many reasons, the body uses the extra energy that is available in sessions. [...]

There are other reasons also. [...]

[...] He lets you because he is afraid he has indeed gone too far, and believes that is as far as you want him to go—for all of the reasons given earlier.

[...] I have only a few comments to make, however, but everyone, including our visitors, everyone who comes here comes for a reason simply as you come together in any context for a reason. There is a reason why you have been born into this place and this time as you know it, and granting that, there is also a reason why you have come here to this room as you know it. [...]

[...] And all the intricate reasoning that you learned at that time you now hide from yourself. [...]

Some of the reasons for such activities are sketched in our new book. [...]

[...] They may think that poverty is demeaning or humiliating or threatening, yet want it despite those conditions for other reasons that may or may not have anything to do with money, per se. [...]

[...] It usually escapes all of your attempts to cow it, to reason away its pictures. [...]

[...] They see it as the current necessary way to write—the in things, but most of them unconsciously understand the reasons behind the techniques, as I explained them earlier.

The fact that you would say “I am giving you the opportunity to do this by my job” entrapped him further, for he felt basically that underneath this was another reason: that if you wanted badly enough to paint all the time that you would do so, that you should have done so, that you should do so, that you would and could have managed without jobs, particularly in the later years, and that you were betraying yourself and therefore him. [...]

[...] For whatever reasons, he never planned to marry a man who would go away to work each day, but saw you both involved in a jointly-shared comradeship of work and love. [...]

He wanted to shout your decision (to leave Artistic) to the skies of course, and thought he was quite reasonable by saying nothing for a while, at your request; yet secretly he thought that your attitude of silence meant that you were not proud of the decision, did not want it known, that you were acting ashamed of it and wanted it kept quiet, rather than as a triumph.

Now there are reasons for all this. [...]

[...] Nevertheless any reasonable plot of land would have satisfied this to a reasonable and realistic degree. [...]

The hand faltered out of two reasons, for two reasons.

[...] This was one of my main reasons for suggesting strongly that you buy the specific property, a while back. [...]

[...] Subconsciously your reasoning went like this: “If I were any shape of a man, the hand would bring me what I wanted.” [...]

(After supper Jane and I went over a long list of reasons—beliefs—she had compiled today about the reasons for her symptoms. [...] Jane made the list because of some things I had said in recent days—that the same reasons for her symptoms were still operating, in spite of all the deleted sessions we’d had, in spite of all the suggestions, etc. [...]

[...] My point was that if she perpetuated her symptoms because of any reasons involving me, that she should instantly dispense with all of those reasons. [...]

[...] As stated on page 11, my position is that Jane should dispense with her symptoms, as far as my behalf is concerned, no matter what the reasons might be on my part. And as far as I’m concerned that attitude applies to her own reasons too....

[...] It is true, however, that the reason that you exercise is actually more important than the exercises that you do perform. The reason can promote your good health or actually impede it.

(I told Jane that last night I’d had another long, torturous dream in which I’d been pursued through rooms by unknown men who were after me for some unexplained reason. [...]

[...] A tree is a living symbol to you Joseph, but I certainly do not insist that the tree be left uncovered though personally I see no reason why any other changes have to be made in the kitchen, except for the addition of the refrigerator. [...]

[...] This avoids entanglement of psychic energies, and I will go into the reasons for this during one of our regular sessions. [...]

[...] It is nothing serious and I will also cover the reasons behind her particular variety of seasonal difficulties at a later time, when I go into her past lives.

The reasons are somewhat obvious. [...]

[...] If you have your wits about you, you can gain information concerning the future by studying your projection environment, if for any reason you suppose it to be ahead of you in time.

Do not touch another figure if you have reason to believe that it is a traveling form like your own. [...]

Again, make no effort to touch any other individual you meet, particularly if there is reason to believe he is also projecting. [...]

In the deepest of terms it was not reasonable (underlined) to nearly assume that a disclaimer, if used, would therefore be retroactively and then continuously used. It was not a conclusion based upon fact, but a conclusion based upon a reason that applied to one probability only, one series of probable acts — or based upon the probable act of a disclaimer being used to begin with.¹ So again, what we are dealing with is an overall lesson in the way in which the reasoning mind has been taught to react. [...]

[...] They are too anti-establishment to be college textbooks, but in their way far too reasonable to be considered eccentricities — in the same fashion, now, that the Parker books are.

Many of the Parker books on the other hand emphasize creativity, the intuitions, the use of the imagination, but are relatively innocent of any clear reasoning, logic, or any feeling for tradition at all. [...]

[...] And you were led here for a reason and you came for a reason and the reasons were yours, rather than mine. [...]

[...] And it is for this reason that I speak severely with you this evening. [...]

[...] It is being said now again and those of you who come here will have reason to remember it well. [...]