“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She has been worrying about the operation, and later Jane and I learned that this made her more receptive to a session than she had been previously.

Our sessions have put you in a receptive state of mind, so that you were alert to the phenomenon with the paintings. [...]

[...] Her first massive sensations in March [estimated], 1962, were followed by these phenomena in 1963: our York Beach experiences in August; her reception of Idea Construction in September; her massive feelings in October [estimated]; the outline she produced for ESP Power [or The Coming of Seth] as a result of the Idea Construction adventure; and the beginning of these sessions in November, through our trying certain experiments listed in that outline [as Jane explains in Chapter 1 of The Seth Material]. [...]

[...] Often your daily program is not nearly as clear or well-focused as it should be, but full of static; and while this may annoy you, you often put up with it or even become so used to the lack of harmony that you forget what a clear reception is like. [...]

You must work from your own subjective experience, so when you find your own finest focus point, that is your clearest reception for your own home station. [...]

(“Seth, will you verify Jane’s reception of the above message?”)

The system then enjoys its own spontaneous expression, and is flexible and therefore more receptive. [...]

To the extent that you are open and receptive, you can benefit greatly by the various experiences of your probable selves, and can gain from their knowledge and abilities. [...]

After she’d grappled with her reception of some long-sound material last night, Jane spoke a few words for Seth. [...] By making a strong effort she’d speeded up her reception of him so that he came through sounding like the familiar Seth. [...]

[...] When he does so, in your terms, he alters atomic receptivity. [...]

[...] If the physical temperature is too high however, then there are breaks that occur, particularly in the case of ordinary mental images, and in for example reception of clairvoyant impressions.

[...] She seemed receptive when I explained our need for privacy, that it was vital therapy, and talked of moving Jane directly into a private room. [...]

[...] I’d felt badly about his visit, since we certainly accorded him a hostile reception, and evidently had accomplished little. [...]

You have only to be open and receptive. [...]

[...] Be receptive. [...]

(There were clear-cut connections between her creative performance today and her reception of the outline for The Way Toward Health last March; see the notes at 10:45, as well as Note 8, for Session 713; and in Volume 1, see Appendix 7. But there was even more creative expression to come through Jane this evening, not only in the session itself of course, but after it, as I try to explain in the concluding notes.

[...] Paradoxically, her inspired reception of the material for Psychic Politics came about not only because of her innate knowledge feeling-tones, but because she gave that basic creative phenomenon expression in Politics.

The basic action of the first dream involved his reception, his clear perception, of several voices within his head. [...]

[...] This was an attempt to build his confidence, and to show him how clearly reception can be if his abilities are fully utilized.

It is more aggressive than receptive, in contrast to some other trance states that are used to receive, rather than go out after, information. [...]

Both Ruburt’s new experiments in class, and his affair with the hands represent growing receptivity and willingness on his part. [...]

(Today Jane called John Nelson and Tam, and learned where I am to sign the Seven contract, and that Prentice-Hall would be receptive to her third Seven novel. [...]

[...] The reception of such information facilitates skill, and operates basically outside of time’s sequences.

We will also have other remarks to make dealing generally with the sort of help I can give, and others like me can give—information to which Ruburt is now more receptive. [...]