“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I didn’t add that I was well aware of the time sequence here—that according to Seth I had a rather long life in Denmark in the 1600 ‘s —and that Rembrandt lived in Holland from 1606 to 1669.)

[...] In the first place, as you know, your life is at once, though you experience, practically, a life-to-death sequence — Ruburt’s living area in Adventures.⁷ Every probable event that could happen to you, happens. [...]

In as simple a language as possible, and to some extent in your terms, the electron’s spin determines time “sequences” from your viewpoint. [...]

[...] It becomes probable in your system but seeks its own “level,” and becomes actualized as it falls into place in another reality whose “coded sequence” fits its own. [...]

[...] She had some images and these will be mentioned in sequence.

[...] These will all be covered in a particular sequence of particular material devoted to them in a chunk, so to speak. [...]

[...] No date or sequence was given. [...]

[...] The time sequence also varies. [...]

You could (underlined twice) walk into “yesterday” as well as tomorrow at that point of birth — if you could walk — and indeed your perception brings you events both in and out of time sequence. [...]

After death, the entity will have its ghost images (memories) at its command, though their apparent sequence will no longer apply. [...]

[...] There is no 414, numbers in this sequence, on the object. [...]

[...] Suppose you find yourself in a room with certain people, and you recognize later upon awakening that this room and these people both belong to a particular sequence in a novel. [...]

[...] No such sequences appear on the postcard, although the individual numbers do.

Your present civilization and the “old” (in quotes) Sumerian (spelled) civilization, exist at once, then, simultaneously, but to speak to you about these I must use a time sequence you understand. [...]

[...] In Framework 2, for example, Marie, pregnant with Jane, could have decided with her daughter-to-be upon certain sequences of action to be pursued during their lives. [...]

[...] It goes without saying that a sense of time may or may not be interwoven in any given dream sequence, but you as the dreamer are not conscious of the physical hours that pass as you sleep.

We must therefore apply the principles of which I have spoken outward from the individual to the environment and the historical sequence which he has himself formed. [...]

[...] Then why is it so difficult to understand that this happens on other planes and under different camouflage sequences?

[...] The biological structure and the mental consciousness together, however, chose the most comfortable sequence in which a present area of activity, brought about by neurological recognition, would be backed up by unconscious mental knowledge and other biologically invisible neurological connections.

[...] Unpredictability, looking at itself in a variety of different fashions, finds certain portions of itself significant, and forms certain orders, or ordered sequences, about itself. [...]