“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And so as all things that have come and gone already begun and in their beginning they change and alter, creativity once more arises and you play your part in it and you find yourselves embarked in a new world, in new sensations, in new encounters with self, even though the sense even now passes away and you know where the future is behind you and the past that is yet to come for the past is forever as new as the future and in all things are there beginnings without endings and even your ideas of endings rouse themselves and can never pass away. [...]

Now: Ruburt’s sensing of the channels does represent a development and has been possible for some time; but it is only now entering his experience. [...]

[...] In a sense then they are alive. [...]

[...] I use the terms “dies” and “is reborn” because you make sense of them, but the body does not. [...]

(“As you learn to trust your natural impulses, they introduce you to your individual sense of power, so that you realize that your own actions do have meaning, that you do affect events, and that you can see some definite signs that you are achieving good ends. [...]

[...] I can sense that freedom. [...]

[...] Is it then so enamored of the spider’s web that it loses all sense of caution? [...]

Now: Man needs the feeling that he is progressing, but technological progress alone represents a comparatively shallow level unless it is backed up by a growth of emotional understanding—a progression of man’s sense of being at one with himself and with the rest of the natural world.

[...] In all the terms of common sense, of course our body is composed of organs—heart, liver, and so forth, and I mention them at times. [...]

Once begun it contains its own motive power then, repelling those elements that do not fit in with its sense of unity, and attracting those that do. [...]

Without a sense of joy and inner accomplishment and development of potential, the personality will not only fail to flourish, but the inner self will refuse to maintain the physical structure adequately. [...]

[...] All action does have an electromagnetic reality, which is usually not perceived by the physical senses.

[...] It will no longer fear the emotions, or the body, as threatening or unpredictable, but sense the greater unity in which it is involved.

[...] Now if you are in poor health, and have a physician, you had better continue going to him, because you still rely on that system of belief — but use these exercises as supplements to build up your own sense of inner health, and to protect you against any negative suggestions given by your doctor. [...]

[...] We shall have you using your physical senses to a much higher degree than is normal with you now.

As you progress the sense of identity will be strengthened to meet, you see, the new challenges. [...]

[...] Often I do need analogies, for to me that simultaneous, creative, cooperative nature of events exists with a sublime simplicity—a simplicity I am afraid that of necessity becomes complex as I try to describe it in terms that will make sense in your space-time framework. [...]

A very good sense of rhythm (pause), but a great difficulty in communicating with words, a verbal incapacity. [...]

[...] Instead they seek to perpetuate their existence as surely as any other living organism does, and in certain senses come to appear to be irrational, in that they seem unable to understand that certain beneficial changes would perpetuate their own lives as well as that of their host, whom they are damaging overly much. [...]

[...] His sense of duty was actually a coverup. [...]