“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] If you realized thoroughly that your physical world was an illusion, you would not be experiencing sense data.”

[...] … In any sense in which a psychologist of the Western scientific tradition would understand the phrase, I do not believe that Jane Roberts and Seth are the same person, or the same personality, or different facets of the same personality. [...]

[...] They offer each individual the opportunity to enlarge his own sense of identity and purpose.

[...] It’s easy for me to forget my earlier feelings that Seth should prove himself; easy for me to forget that I, too, insisted on my “wonders,” and on several occasions even denied the evidence of my own senses out of the mistaken belief that I was somehow being more scientific that way. [...]

With the full use of the inner senses, however, it is theoretically possible to perceive all the shapes and forms that have ever been, or will ever be, adopted by the atoms and molecules that compose the particular chair. [...] It is true to say that in one sense both you and Ruburt are a part of the table and the chair, and the room in which they sit.

[...] It has a counterpart that can, under given conditions, be perceived exclusively in terms of any of your senses.

[...] You are still dealing in terms of your senses, however. [...]

Your senses do not perceive this. [...] Nevertheless, for all the appearance of permanence and rigidity, your chair is only a chair by virtue of your own concept—gestalt, that is in itself severely limited due to the limitations of outer senses. [...]

When his senses, his outer senses, do not perceive a physical object in his self-perspective (and hyphenate that please), in his self-perspective, the object simply does not exist. [...]

[...] She sensed a conflict between what she wanted to portray, and her limited technical abilities in getting the actual images on canvas. [...]

[...] Bill then announced that he sensed the “feeling of a form” within the doorway, in the same manner detailed in the 68th session, except not to that degree. [...]

[...] Yet as usual she could hear herself speaking, although she could not follow the sense of what she was saying, nor did she try to.

In a fashion—in a fashion—the [universe] began in the same way that Ruburt’s story this evening began: with the desire to create—out of joy, not from a sense of responsibility.

[...] A good try (with humor), but representative of psychology’s best attempt to make sense of a poor hypothesis.

[...] But for the materialists, the mind-brain duality isn’t scientific in the orthodox sense. [...]

You must renew your sense of dedication, privately and jointly. [...]

[...] You simply told him that was beneath his abilities, without understanding the sense of loneliness, or the fear generated by conventionalized beliefs, which before his own experiences he did not encounter. [...]

[...] I want the two of you to discuss this session, and begin each day with a sense of dedication. [...]

[...] We should explore each world with common sense and courage. [...]

[...] You can, to some extent, or another sense its reality, its subjective vitality. [...]

[...] My real fascination, however, lies with what I call the greatly enhanced consciousness, or energy, that she displays in the sessions — and always I sense an even more powerful flow of that quality just beneath the surface of her delivery. [...]

[...] At the same time, the mystical nature rejoiced at its opportunity, and sensed its potential. [...]

You would make your creativity real, in sense terms. [...]

[...] Linden sensed that lack. [...]

[...] He also hunted very well in the dark, cleverly using all of his senses with high accuracy — the result of learning processes that are now quite lost.

[...] It is not that man stressed physical data less, but that he put it together differently — that in the darkness he relied upon his inner and outer senses in a more unified fashion. [...]

Your sense data, again, will most definitely reinforce your ideas. [...] So you are locked into physical situations that are corroborated by the great evidence of sense data — and of course it is convincing because it reflects so beautifully, so creatively, and so actively, your own ideas and beliefs, whether they are positive or negative.

[...] He allowed the impulse to surface initially, and then he allowed himself to act upon it, in a sense “throwing caution to the wind.” [...]

[...] The change in the point of power is also highly significant, for he is doing it now with a good sense of motion and imagery, and without any feelings of contradiction.

She does indeed sense it, and she is not afraid. [...]

[...] Probabilities do operate, but I do sense this rather strongly, as if many probabilities pointed in this direction. [...]

[...] Our cat Willy moved about the dark apartment in a normal manner, apparently not sensing anything strange to him. [...]

[...] Other people however sense at once the difference in experience. [...]

[...] It realizes in that regard a sense of powerlessness, for to some extent it is philosophically cut off from its own source of power. [...]

[...] It is contradictory to biological integrity, and again, it does not make sense.

(“Seth, of course, not only dictates his magical material — the session — but must keep the whole session in mind while doing so, so that each sentence as he delivers it makes sense compared to its predecessors, and those to follow. [...]

“Difficult to recall, and what I do recall makes no sense to me at all. [...]

You sensed certain characteristics in Ruburt when first you met, and you knew intuitively that certain probabilities could bring the two of you together, both using your individual abilities in ways at that time unknown to you, but that those individual abilities, joined, could together produce a new kind of threshold—an overview through which that sensed excellence could at least be glimpsed, contained in essence at least, and communicated.

[...] Seth said this was good sense and impulse on my part....

[...] She tried to make sense out of uncommon sense data. [...]

[...] There was also of course the event of St. Vincent’s. Also numerous small abandonments when Ruburt was still younger—but with your help he can indeed clear both mind, body and spirit, for he senses that relief, and knows it is at least within his grasp. [...]

[...] They make no sense, particularly in the ordered scheme of reality generally recognized.

[...] Then your sense data will begin to confirm what has not been confirmed thus far.

Now when Jane and I drive over those modest streets, I feel a sense of familiarity and strangeness that’s hard to describe. [...]

[...] Jane hadn’t sensed any nervousness before the session, as she often does when knowing she’s about to resume work on a book project. [...]

“Afterward, however, Ruburt does sense certain releases. [...]