“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For you are more representative than you know. [...]

[...] The five hundred and some odd sessions we have, however, barely represent an outline—but they are enough to begin with. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s initial experience represented such an encounter. [...]

[...] From my viewpoint, you are far more alone than I. (Long pause.) From my viewpoint, it is difficult to understand your intense preoccupation with a system that represents such a small portion of your whole experience. [...]

[...] It is possible for the inner and outer egos to merge to some extent, and this merging when it occurs does indeed represent the formation of a new kind of consciousness.

[...] It does represent a giant step forward. [...]

[...] I do not know whether this represents sales, or sale, on Ruburt’s part or not. [...]

[...] Allegorically, he represented a warring faction of the self that fights against his own knowledge and is oriented in a highly physical manner. [...]

Paul also represented the militant nature of man, that had to be taken into consideration in line with man’s development at the time. [...]

[...] The third personality will represent that focus. [...]

[...] Both together represent the dimensions of your consciousness, and they exist simultaneously. [...]

[...] I’m only noting that such abilities represent one more means, upon a vast time scale, by which consciousness inexhaustibly seeks to know itself in this camouflage reality.

[...] And from the 602nd for January 5, 1972: “In your language there are words that sound like the reality they try to represent. [...]

The festival incident of the dream state was highly fascinating, and it did represent a particular state of consciousness above all—one in which reality is perceived in a different fashion. [...]

[...] That represents the one physical area concerning health in which you are not fully relying upon yourself, or new beliefs. [...]

[...] They merely represent interpretations that you can understand in your reality. [...]

“Some mountain climbers, when asked why they climb a certain peak, respond: ‘Because the mountain is there to be climbed’—so the natural approach, the magical approach, is to be used because it exists, and because it represents an open doorway into a world of reality that is always present, always at the base of your cultures and experience. Theoretically at least, the magical approach should be used because it represents the most harmonious method of life (underlined). [...]

“In a manner of speaking, Ruburt’s physical condition represents the bruises, the wounds inflicted upon any individual in his or her long journey (long pause) toward a greater comprehension of life’s experience. In religious terms, you begin to glimpse a promised land—a ‘land’ of psyche and reality that represents unimpeded nature (again, all very intently).

[...] My position is that all of the qualities listed, by both Jane and me, represent creative portions of her as she is—and I accept them all.

“In those annals there is legend after legend, tale after tale, history after history describing civilizations that have come and gone, kings risen and fallen, and those stories have always represented c-u-l-t-u-r-e-s (spelled) of the psyche, and described various approaches used by man’s psyche as it explored its intersection with earthly experiences.

[...] Also, the group of men across the river represented old beliefs of mine that I’d discarded. [...]

[...] So his overt action also represents latent action of your own that you are not expressing because you have too much sense. [...]

There is no doubt, however, that at times Ruburt becomes quite frightened, and the fear of course represents the fear that still lingers concerning the nature of spontaneous action. [...]

[...] I asked if the feelings stemmed from the past, or represented a projection into the future.

[...] These settings also represent your environment, the environment that surrounds your entire personality.

[...] Now these various plays, these creative period pieces represent what you would call reincarnational lives.

[...] But the experiences undergone by the patients — and all of this applies to massive doses — represent the enactment, through terrible encounter, of the species’ birth into consciousness, and its death as consciousness falls back annihilated; followed by its rebirth as the individual patient struggles to emerge again from dimensions not native under those conditions.

[...] When periods of transcendence are felt under such conditions, they represent the psychic birth of a new personality from the sources of the old, and from the death, psychically, of the old. [...]

[...] These represent opposing beliefs that regulate your emotions, your bodily condition and your physical experience. [...] Invisible beliefs are simply those of which you are fully aware but prefer to ignore, because they represent areas of strife which you have not been willing to handle thus far. [...]

[...] Usually several are involved, but these represent the ways in which you are using your energy. [...]

[...] The hypnotist, however, is important in that he acts as a direct representative of authority.

[...] In a fashion Fell represented the next step upward from, say, pulp magazines. [...]

[...] Ruburt signed for the book but had difficulty with his presentation, and it represented his indecisions, so Tam respectfully at first suggested large alterations. [...]

[...] I want to point out that the back exercises, because of the quietude and training in concentration, represent excellent practices for both of you, and for Ruburt in particular. [...]

[...] His mother, representing authority to him as a child, was frightening, threatening, sometimes cruel, and capricious. [...]

[...] Session time often represents the end result of our work. [...]

Now the California data was fairly correct, and in one session I gave you a possible description of what it represented. [...]