“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] They represent other kinds of mental experience, in which reality is organized differently. [...]

[...] The earliest Jewish traditions represent one such change. [...]

This evening’s explosion on his part did represent an advance. [...]

[...] The symptoms represent in all cases one attempt, one method, of solving the existing problems. [...]

[...] The behavior usually represents efforts to ward off “evil” that the individual feels is imminent. [...]

Many become ill only after taking out such “insurance” — and for those, the act itself symbolically represents an acceptance of disease. [...]

[...] Your belief will make them work for you, but if your insistence upon poor health persists, then the counter suggestion represented by the vitamins will not be effective for long.

[...] While Ruburt trusted the body then in all other areas, these two points represented holes in his armor, so to speak.

[...] The details represent far more to you than you realize. [...]

[...] Details represent steps to truth, to you, in those areas. [...]

I think it quite humorous (and ironic) that whether or not they realize it, those who engage in past-life regressions play with the notion of future selves all of the time—for from the standpoint of any “past” lives they reach their present lives obviously represent future existences. In a way, and in those terms, this also applies in Jane’s case when she contacts Seth, even on the “psychological bridge” those two have constructed between them: When Seth tells us that his last physical life was in Denmark in the 1600s, then Jane and I represent future physical selves of his. [...]

For Seth, Framework 1 is simply a term representing the everyday, linear, conscious “working reality” we take for granted, the one in which “time” and events automatically unfold in moment after undeniable moment. [...] Beyond Framework 1, however, exists Framework 2, and it represents the great timeless or simultaneous spacious present that’s so dearly a manifestation of All That Is. [...]

[...] Interesting question: How would our 20th-century individual react when told by a visitor from the year 2355 (for example) that he or she represented one of our futurian’s “past” lives?

[...] Our independence relative to reincarnation may represent just conscious cussedness on our parts, but we believe that each of us (meaning anyone, that is) always has the freedom to accept or reject any such choice or causality —whatever we choose to do. No, instead we think of our current challenges as contributing to the knowledge of our whole selves in most specific ways, rather than our being swayed that much by our reincarnational and/or counterpart associations. [...]

[...] An intensive emotion will represent the present in time, a particular instant of now.

This function is extremely important, and represents one of the main ways in which problem-solving is dealt with by the personality. [...]

[...] There is some leakage from waking-life experience to dream experience, but this leakage usually represents the material needed, or the problem to be solved. [...]

[...] I represent another, I am another.”

“If, on the other hand, under the same circumstances, you stop yourself and say gently to yourself, ‘He will begin to feel better now, or his drinking is temporary, and there is indeed hope here,’ then you have given him aid, for the suggestions will at least represent some small telepathic ammunition to help fight off the war of despondency.

[...] I am saying that they will rejoice even in their automatic reaction, because any stimuli and reaction represents sensation, and sensation is a method by which consciousness knows itself.

[...] In such a case, the illness actually represents a new unifying system. [...]

[...] Now, physical illnesses that are not critical but observable—that do not involve, say, loss of a limb or organ— generally represent problems that are in the process of being solved, problems that are “out in the open.’

[...] They represent the thing happening. That is, they represent the event of approximate assemblage of energy from one pattern to another. [...]

[...] Yet the intuitive qualities have made him a poet, and have always represented a strong and not weak part of his personality. [...]

Any such signs involve camouflage patterns and do not actually represent direct experience. [...]

[...] That is, they represent rather than are, on your terms. [...]

[...] It will not overwhelm them, and yet they will definitely emerge from it, and psychologically this will represent to you a triumphant emergence of individual personality.

As a glaze is added to a glaze, so the color of the glazes represent the moods within moods that make up the entire psychological framework of the personality. [...]

The greater sweep of the seasons represents the reaches of your soul. [...]

However, the sleeping portion of the species represents the brain’s unconscious activities in the body — particularly when you think of the motion of all of the species’ actions en masse in a given day. [...]

[...] They represent strong inclinations toward certain bodily or mental activity, certain biological preferences. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) It represents your physical reference point, your bodily framework. [...]

[...] All of our species’ actions represent our keen and creative interests in studying ourselves in the finest details possible. [...]

[...] They may appear as symbolically representing strong characteristics upon which they have focused, though you have ignored them.

The great emotion of love has been thus far poorly used, yet it represents even the biological impetus of your being. [...]

[...] Yet such experiments represent a strong line of probability only in its “infancy,” in which man could sustain himself without draining the earth, live without killing animals, and literally form a new kind of physical structure connected to the earth, while not depleting its substance.

[...] Before though, the fact escaped me that Seth had started Mass Events—representing his and my direct attack on official dictums—or so it seemed to me. [...]

[...] I am pointing out here a few considerations—not important in themselves, but for what they represent.

[...] The changing physical scene throughout the centuries, as you know them, represents the inner images that have flickered through the minds of the individuals who lived within the world through the various ages.

[...] A mate from any given life, for example, may or may not represent someone with whom you have a deep abiding tie, and again you may marry someone because of highly ambiguous feelings from a past life, and choose a married relationship that is not based upon love, though love may emerge.

[...] But first the material: She regards its method of reception, as well as its content, as representing breakthroughs of a kind for her, and because both that reception and content are related to “Unknown” Reality we’re presenting considerable portions of the statement here:)

[...] An interesting question: According to the feelings she expressed toward the end of her third statement, Seth himself evidently isn’t represented by [or called out of] such a sidepool of consciousness — yet what sort of connection might, or does, he have with one? [...]

[...] I personally think that these distorted ideas about the nature of the inner self represent the main impediments to dream recall or to any real study of the subjective personality.

1. Dream locations that represent places familiar to you in your present daily life.

2. Dream locations that represent places (such as foreign countries) to which you have never really traveled.

3. Dream locations that represent definite places that appear as they were in the past. [...]

[...] The type of fragment your friend saw was of this type, but so disconnected from your friend, and so absentmindedly was it sent upon its travels, that its information was probably passed directly to the entity which your friend represents. [...]

“Your dancing represented the first move away from what those images meant, and violent action was the best thing under the circumstances … a subtle transformation could have taken place in which you and Jane transferred the bulk of your personalities into the fragments you had yourselves created … and from their eyes watched yourselves across the room. [...]

[...] “The images represented a culmination of many years’ experience of a negative trend. [...]

[...] His individuality and originality and determination actually represent his value to the company, and they know it.

We will let the demented bit pass for now, but this represents a failure on your part, and a somewhat smug attitude of hiding what is best from view. [...]

[...] This may be a significant experience; I have the intuitive feeling it represents a definite attempt at psychic travel on my part.

Again, his condition does represent the one area where both of you have felt cowed, often hopeless, and as if your abilities worked in all directions but that one. [...]

The freedom that the house and the money represent is extremely important to both of you. [...]

Ruburt’s own abilities he considered represented even the furthest reaches of the creative realm, therefore putting him in twice as inferior a position. [...]