“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] As he promised he’d do early in this work, Seth himself does “set the scene” now and then by mentioning our activities, but obviously — and rightly — he’s more interested in delivering his material. [...]

The energy that was liberated, however, has already changed your national scene and will continue to do so. [...]

[...] Before I end this session I ask you to imagine our setting, for Ruburt has told me that a writer must be careful to set the scene. [...]

[...] In the meantime it will roam through the old house, seeking what is lost, and finding recreated scenes that bring him peace.

[...] The scene is set in the twentieth century. [...]

[...] These symbols are the changing scenes characteristic of consciousness at various stages. [...]

On the other hand he regards that scene as true, joyous luxury. [...]

[...] We saw her in several scenes, and Jane will be writing to her.

(This week especially has also been one of emotional turmoil for us, and for many others, on the national scene: the inauguration of President Reagan; the freeing of the American hostages by Iran, and their return to this country in stages. [...]

[...] Feeling of motion, and the mirror scenes also move.”

[...] That scene is very vivid now, and it is important to you. [...]

[...] Scenes, odors, words, perhaps half-forgotten, will suddenly come upon you with new freshness.

(The photo is of a winter scene, with brilliant contrasts of light and shadow. [...]

[...] The scene reminded me of Clute’s used-car lot here in Elmira, but was not it.

[...] Many illnesses are cured, then, through quite natural methods that not only involve physical healings, but bring into play other events — events that have great bearing on the psychological elements that may be involved behind the scenes. [...]

[...] The scene was lit by strong sunlight from my left, so that long shadows were cast to the right by the humble can.

(Jane said that she saw the scene with Van Elver, as she described it to me; including his self-portrait. [...]

The incident or hospital scene was valid, in that the death will occur in such surroundings. [...]

[...] You enjoyed doing comics with outdoor scenes: animals in motion, the body performing. [...]

You visited one place that was also a scene from a past experience. [...]