“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I am not saying that his reality is not his own, that he does not have the joy and responsibility for it, but that you also share a joint reality.

We have been dealing with the condition of the immediate self in its response to environment and situations. [...]

[...] There were, however, a score of men in the same general area, physically, who responded to the inner psychic climate and felt upon themselves the attraction and responsibility of the religious hero.

(11:07.) Strong emotional associations can often trigger such responses. [...]

[...] I would like to make one point here, however — that often psychoanalysis is simply a game of hide-and-seek, in which you continue to relinquish responsibility for your actions and reality and assign the basic cause to some area of the psyche, hidden in a dark forest of the past. [...]

When he thinks of work in that fashion, then feelings of responsibility, respectability, scorn or criticism emerge, to thicken the picture. [...]

[...] This was the result of his own situation, of course—and yet it is also a symptom of the joint situation as each of you set it up, for as he abdicated responsibilities, so you rationalized your fears, and did not encourage that kind of activity to the extent that you might have.

[...] I do not believe Bill Macdonnel was injured, but he was either responsible for the accident or it was his car and the woman with whom he is involved. [...]

[...] We learn the power and effects of ideas by changing them into physical realities; and we learn responsibility in the use of creative energy. [...]

[...] Frank Withers had given simple one- or two-word responses in previous sessions. [...]

Ruburt’s difficulties are based upon certain philosophical dilemmas, that are his own personally—dilemmas, however, that also belong to your time, and are therefore largely responsible for the difficulties in your historical period. [...]

[...] The belief in the struggle for survival so super-pervades that anything but the most competitive, determined, super-valiant, compulsive desire to hold onto life appears to be cowardly, a cop-out, at best an unexplainable, erratic, unnatural response to life’s conditions. [...]

[...] Ruburt was not taught to love himself as a child, and thought of his talents as a way of justifying his existence — an existence of somewhat suspicious nature, he felt, since his mother told him often that he was responsible for her own poor health.

In that fashion, as you mature from infancy you become neurologically responsive to certain pathways of activity, while ignoring other quite valid neurological phasing. [...]

The feelings were responsible for the blocking mentioned in our last session, and represent the plucking of the sorest thorn from his flesh, symbolically. [...]

Now: as I told you, Framework 2 is the creative medium that is responsible for physical life.

[...] It stated that a tiny black hole was responsible for the mysterious large-scale destruction in Siberia in 1908. [...]

[...] It is not the answer to the nature of reality or to the responsibility of consciousness. [...]

Now when this ego becomes overly concerned over practical matters it becomes overly conditioned to negative responses. [...]

[...] However, directly after the break I want to tie this in with personal responsibility, as far as healthy emotional states are concerned.

[...] The subjective habits of individuals are largely responsible for their own attractions to various types of such electric actions, and here indeed like attracts like.

[...] Mitzi had strolled in during the session and had listened briefly and intently to them, but made no startled response. [...]