“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] she does not remember the room number at the hospital or the color of the walls [given as green].)

[...] Yet each of you will fall sleep tonight, and you will have experiences that you forget only because you have been told that you cannot remember them. [...]

[...] Remember the old man. [...]

[...] Remember Framework 2.

Remember that you are also objects, and also events, and as physical bodies your organs are also composed of atoms and molecules whose motion, again, is directed by the electrons.

[...] At the time I’d wondered if she was on the downgrade, for I didn’t remember her calling out so steadily in weeks past. [...]

(I said to her that for all I knew, the incomprehensible position of Blue Cross represented more of the slipshod bureaucratic behavior Seth had referred to on December 3. I still remembered my dream about the checks out by the car, and so forth. [...]

[...] “I didn’t get a time limit, though, that I remember.” [...]

If you will now remember that there are negative intervals, or intervals between the pulsations of energy into matter, if you will remember that your physical universe then is nonexistent for the same number of intervals that it is existent, then you will see that this gives us our antimatter.

[...] that were originally relieved in the head.) In those areas though, the mobility feels normal—uh, if I remember correctly... [...]

[...] The body will remember it.

[...] This is all I remember. I did not remember the Greenwich data or the other points that did check out; I only know of them because we talked about them before the second trance started.

(It is important to remember that as far as I know—the first part containing the valid information—was not particularly emotional—nor unpleasant—except for the “normal” mechanics of the trance it was not a display. [...]

[...] As physical creatures alone you cannot remember the future. [...]

[...] Then Jane remembered something of the old rhyme: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, etc.

(As we finished going over the data, Jane then remembered that as she was giving it she was going to say something about the implication of motion being connected with the object; for reasons unknown she didn’t give voice to it. [...]

[...] When I tell you to remember your own natural persons, I do then want to remind you not to identify with your intellects alone, but to enlarge your scopes of identity. [...]

[...] Have him remember that creative activity goes on within him all of the time, and he is often most active precisely when he is not aware of it. [...]

[...] Yesterday he tried again, both of us remembering the Magical Approach; me saying mentally that the affair would take place easily, etc. [...]

[...] Remember, all times are simultaneous.

(Those at Baalbek; the Pyramids, etc.) Yet those structures exist even in your now, bleed-throughs to make you think and in other terms to make you remember. [...]

(In a few moments I seemed to visualize a pyramid shape that was based on pictures I remembered of the actual structures in Egypt. [...]

[...] Now if it seems to you that one class member is monopolizing a session, then remember what I have said before: The questions spoken by one are the unspoken questions of many.

(To Art O.): Even our African god over there can remember his past lives if he will only allow himself to do so.

[...] Remember that.

[...] We saw the same hostess, who did not remember us although we remembered her, and the same members of the band. [...]

[...] If you give yourself the proper suggestions, you can remember some details from that existence; and also suggest dream information. [...]

[...] She did not remember being bothered by the picture-taking, or the flashgun, etc.; in trance she gave no sign, for instance, that the flashgun interfered in any way, etc.

(The morning after the above session had been held [on September 30, 1974], I asked Jane to write down what she’d told me at about 1:15 A.M. I remembered her description of it at the time, even though I’d been pretty bleary by then, but I wanted her own version for use here. [...]

[...] In the middle of a projection you may suddenly remember the self on the bed, and in the middle of a given existence you may suddenly remember a previous self. [...]

It should be remembered that the intellect, in the light of this book, is as perfect then as any other manifestation of what is termed divine spirit. [...]

[...] It also developed that I had leafed through this section of the paper in a casual way—without remembering the pages in question, 11 and 12—and that Jane had never seen it.

[...] She still remembers the sister quite well, for she made a good impression.

(At least, I told Jane tonight after I’d remembered that I’d forgotten to clip the article for my predictions file, we know where the article is on file, where it can be located if necessary: at the newspaper office. [...]

[...] “I can’t remember any of that,” Jane said. [...]

“Would those feathered species remember us? [...]

“I was not conscious of my age, 61, in the dream, nor do I remember anything about being committed to draw a daily strip also. [...]

[...] In most cases however he writes down only those dreams which he remembers upon awakening. [...]

The number of remembered dreams should be much higher than your present system allows. [...]

[...] It certainly goes without saying that all remembered dream events should be checked against reality, as you have been doing, so that any clairvoyant dreams are clearly checked and recorded.

[...] Remember, along with these passages, material I gave recently on the uses of the rational mind, and its necessary dependence upon intelligence that it cannot itself directly perceive.

[...] Therefore, remember during the days for example to allow yourselves some enjoyments, and to consider any feelings, even unpleasant ones, as valuable expressions of sensation or emotion. [...]