“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Unless you make an effort at self-exploration, however, these symbolic guideposts will make no conscious sense.

[...] I must remember that she is not aware of these, and when I speak to her I must use a designation that will make sense to her at this particular time.

[...] I ask the reader to always keep in mind that no matter what subject he’s discussing, or from what viewpoint, Seth’s kind of “time” underlies all that our present physical senses translate into linear, concrete experience and history. [...]

Now freedom, a sense of freedom, has been emerging, which has led you toward a desire for larger work. [...]

[...] If you are simply exercising, trying to use the inner senses generally, then state this mentally, also. [...]

[...] In a certain sense they are freewheeling, in that they have their own kind of reality. [...]

[...] Also connected was an indefinable but unmistakable sense of familiarity. [...]

(10:42.) The physically attuned conscious mind in your now cannot handle those staggering probabilities while maintaining a sense of identity, yet there are conscious traces within your daily thoughts that are the psychological representations of such knowledge.

[...] I mentioned it because she discussed the question of volition in God of Jane; she thought the insight made sense.)

You stop, each of you, and think “Actually, how safe is this universe in which we dwell?” The money, or the need of it, in your particular situation, becomes merely a symbol for an inner sense that the universe is not safe, and so money becomes a needed security. [...]

[...] (Pause.) If you study this material closely, you will see that I have answered your question more clearly than you realize, and indeed in the only way that would make any sense at all.

[...] They experience sensation to a heightened degree, where before their sense of life was not that active.

[...] She said she sensed a slight irritation on Seth’s part when I asked if anybody else had listened to the tape with Dr. Instream; it was as though Seth could get the information to answer the question, but didn’t feel inclined to so exert himself.

[...] But she had no sense of quickly passing time like that she had experienced in the last session.

[...] She appeared to be the observer here, yet felt a quick sense of panic, and when this appeared the experience ended. [...]

[...] Saw no images at all, and had no idea whether anything made sense to her or was just subconscious fabrication on my part. [...]

You use such belief organizations to concentrate upon certain data and ignore other, so that consciously and unconsciously you organize inner and outer stimuli so that it makes sense according to your beliefs, and forms therefore a more or less dependable framework in which action and response are possible.

[...] They cannot understand, either of them, how you could leave your job, their own sense of worth is so bound in possessions. [...]

[...] but also a sense of rivalry. [...]

[...] Yet it was now apparent that Jane felt a sense of blame, even shame; at the start of the deeper trance state she told me she felt I was mad at her all the time because I had worked full time at Artistic, etc; I tried to counter this by pointing out to her the benefits we had both obtained from this.

(This we did not know.) It was at the time of your illness that he began to conceal his feelings from you, and in a sense to coddle you. [...]