“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(In a whisper.) Now [we] shall annoy no one. Shall I simply sit here and radiate or shall I speak? I do not like to offend Ruburt and such indeed is not my intention. I am here this evening to show you that death does not automatically change you into a somber long-faced ghost. I am here to show you that I am myself, and you shall be yourselves.

Now when circumstances are good we had better take advantage of them. I shall not keep you long. I could indeed go on, myself, like this for hours but I shall take into consideration your human failings and I know you need such things as sleep. I am indeed coming through very well this evening, very well, however, and if I may say so I am in somewhat of a frisky mood. However, and this is to show you that your so-called spirits are not always long-faced and somber. I am at times, I admit, mischievous. You must realize that basic reality is joyful and that the way of life upon which I hope you shall embark is joyful, and if my actions and communication can show you this then I have done well indeed. Now, it will not particularly serve any great or awesome purpose for me to thus appear in this guise nor to raise my voice in a way quite impossible for this rather puny young woman, and yet because the circumstances are so auspicious I am so tempted.

We are now embarking upon a new point in your classes and if my friend Ruburt will allow me you shall have at times another teacher for I shall step in now and then to provide my own demonstrations. It goes without saying that certain conditions must be indeed be met. Circumstances must be beneficial. Any words of mine will always be spoken to quicken your own education for as I have said often, I am an educator and that is my main purpose and my purpose in this class. If any demonstrations occur they will occur only when the moment is right, and they will happen as a side issue to demonstrate certain points which should be made. I will try to give you information that I know you want to have, but at times I will also give you information that you may not wish to have.

Now we are beginning to study my material. Now I shall be close by for the material is the best that I can give you. There are hints there of basic truths. Any speech within your system and expression must be tinged and must be somewhat distorted in order to make sense to you.

[...] But I say this personally and directly concerns each of you, for unless you develop your own abilities, you shall not fulfill yourselves and you shall not be happy. [...]

[...] You must face these responsibilities and face them, you shall. Full freedom for you shall not be reached in any other manner.

Now, Ruburt is exhausted, and so I shall leave you. [...] If you shall be friends unto yourself then face yourselves—make peace with yourselves, and I bid you a fond good evening.

If you have questions, I shall answer them but all of this is meant to show you that reality is more than you thought reality to be… I am not here as the host of a party. [...]

And now, if Ruburt worries that he does not carry his share of the work load, because you spend so much time typing our sessions, then the work of typing the dream experiences, both his and your own, shall be his. These dream records shall be kept continually throughout the years, and will yield valuable information. Information, incidentally, that can stand quite on its own regardless of my connection with it, and it shall be added to your life’s work.

Autohypnosis then will be utilized in an effort to discover what experiences are common in various levels or trance states, and these shall be examined in a search for primary and secondary conditions. [...] Some of the data I will give you as a guide, but much you shall do on your own. [...]

[...] We shall of course set you about studying the conscious state also. We shall have you using your physical senses to a much higher degree than is normal with you now.

[...] We shall proceed as we always do, slowly but steadily; and you shall change along the way, for the very actions involved will change you. [...]

I know that you have many questions, but we shall have to take these slowly, so that the answers are as plain as possible.

I shall expect you then, dear Jesuit, down on your knees to pray.

[...] If you are willing then you shall do well, for the abilities are indeed there, and you can learn to use them.

You may take a brief break and we shall then continue. [...]

[...] You may take a break, and we shall turn to some other material; and I shall not so ignore the presence of our friend.

I had some pertinent remarks to make this evening, and since Philip (Seth’s entity name for John Bradley) is indeed a friend, I shall feel free to make them, although they are somewhat of a personal nature, and directed to you and our reluctant medium.

Now we shall put this plainly, for his ego has indeed distrusted his intuitional self, and has been jealous of it. [...]

I shall never cause you any difficulty. [...]

[...] Shall I tell you how your normal waking experiences appear to your dreaming self? Shall I tell you which of the two realities are more valid and which is least distorted? Shall I tell you where your abilities do originate?

[...] Identity, the self that you are, is made up of the selves that you were and, my dear friends, the selves that you shall be. [...] The selves that you shall be already exist. [...]

For the thought shall seed the world and the world shall seed the universe. [...]

[...] If you think that is what you are, then for all practical purposes, for now, that is what you shall be. If you realize on the other hand that you are unlimited, that you are a part of All That Is, then indeed it shall be so as it is.

I give you then my heartiest good wishes, and we shall continue our discussion when you have gone beddy-bye. Instead of visions of sugar plums I shall dance within your heads! [...]

I welcome back our world traveler, and when you are a space and time traveler as well, then I shall also welcome you back. [...]

[...] But he shall in time, and you will recognize the difference. [...]

[...] Now you may take a rest and then I shall call the class to order (ringing bell), and my kind of order... [...]

[...] I demand therefore the sun shall shine for a certain amount of hours; the rain shall pour for a certain amount of hours; and the bees shall come—bee A, C, D, E and F—and I shall accept no other bees to come. And I demand that, furthermore, that discipline operate and that the soil shall follow my command, but I do not allow the soil any spontaneity of its own—and I do not allow the sun any spontaneity of its own—and I do not agree that the sun knows what it is doing. [...]

Now I suppose I shall have to prove that I am jolly. [...]

[...] I hope you shall some day. [...]

[...] We shall become well acquainted. [...] We shall not have a long session this evening. I shall not give you any outstanding evidential revelation this evening so you may or may not take notes as you desire. [...]

[...] Our friend Ruburt is giving me more freedom now, and I shall visit with you more often in our classes. [...]

[...] Next time I shall be a willowy spiritual young woman, treading very softly, and I shall sing the Ave Maria as the glorious sun sinks in the west...and I shall tippy-toe to your window. [...]

[...] And you tossed it back and forth, but you did not collect and direct it properly, and we shall have to give you lessons. But you shall do the work.

And when I do ask the questions, and I shall ask them, I shall expect some ready answers. [...]

[...] Possibly, with some help from certain directions, we shall see what we can do in other classes. And our friend Ruburt is quite correct, you (WL) learn the nature of the inner self first....and then we shall help you in the development of your own abilities. [...]

Now if you please, give me a moment, and I shall use it well. [...] I shall make no attempt to unscramble them at this point. [...]

You may take your break now and we shall continue… Our fire-loving young friend here can watch Ruburt light his match.

[...] I shall indeed answer some of your questions myself. [...]

We shall then indeed.

[...] Shortly we shall consider various psychological frameworks, for there are endless varieties; though we shall discuss only a few, the few with which I am familiar.

I will have more to say along these lines, for we shall shortly be considering the psychological structures in terms of action, and in their relationship to time. We will first relate them to this emerging self that you can sense personally, and then we shall go further.

[...] We shall however achieve what we want.

[...] I suggest that the experiments with our Jesuit and cat lover wait for a while yet, though the idea is a sound one, and we shall conduct our experiments later. [...]

[...] All my hard work has brought me nowhere, and therefore I shall change my tactics and I shall play. [...] So today I shall call up and make an appointment immediately as a teacher and I shall pretend with all my might that I am an excellent teacher. And today I shall be a teacher as no teacher ever was! And I will think of all those students that I do not know yet and how I can help them and what fun it shall be! And so I shall call up and make this appointment. And it does not make any great difference whether I get this particular job or not—for if I do not get it, tomorrow I shall be an artist. And I shall call up and make an appointment as an artist—but I shall be free in whatever I do—and spontaneous. [...]

[...] All your thoughts of “which step shall I take” are unimportant—they are meaningless. [...]

[...] Next time I shall be a willowy, spiritual, young woman, treading very softly and I shall sing “Ave Maria” as the glorious sun sinks in the west...and I shall tippy-toe to your window. [...]

[...] And you tossed it back and forth, but you did not collect and direct it properly, and we shall have to give you lessons. But you shall do the work. [...]

And when I do ask the questions, and I shall ask them, I shall expect some ready answers. [...]

[...] Possibly, with some help from certain directions, we shall see what we can do in other classes. And our friend Ruburt is quite correct, you (Brad) learn the nature of the inner self first—and then we shall help you in the development of your own abilities. [...]

You may take a break and we shall continue. I shall be listening in to your social chatter, and may make my own comments when I have the time.

[...] (Humorously:) I shall indeed act the host this evening. [...]

[...] You may take a brief break and we shall continue.

There is some other material here that we shall give at a later date.

Now I shall keep silent for a while. [...] And I shall leave the light where it belongs. [...]

[...] I shall speak to him about it on your behalf. [...]

[...] I shall not do it for you. [...]

[...] Now, I will cease, and whether or not I shall speak again this evening, who of you knows? [...]

We will of course shortly give our Dr. Instream material, and so I shall not become involved in any complicated matters beforehand. You have both been doing very well however, and shortly we shall be having an anniversary of sorts, I believe.

I am going to give you a brief break, and then we shall meet with our Dr. Instream; and I shall afterwards discuss this matter somewhat further.

There were a few remarks that I intended to make concerning the Christmas season, and perhaps I shall make them now.

Now we shall see, again, what we can do. [...]

For some time you have all been searching, and I hope to show you how to ask the proper questions; for in the questions you will find the answers, and in the answers you shall be yourselves; and knowing yourselves fulfill your purpose and expand the limitations of your own consciousness until you can search out the past and the present and see yourselves as you are, and know that you are more than you think you are, and fulfill those abilities which you have partially developed in past lives. [...]

Within you there is indeed innate knowledge of all the selves that you have been, and all the selves that you shall be, and this knowledge sustains you even when you do not know consciously that it exists. [...]

You may now take a break and we shall continue the session or end it, as always at your convenience. [...]

[...] Tell him that I shall see to it that he learns what he wants to know. [...]

[...] You may take a break and we shall continue shortly. [...] We shall tell you how to have none at all.

You may take a break and we shall continue.

You may take a break and we shall continue. [...]

[...] This will be a relatively brief session and we shall end shortly. [...]

[...] Look where you see nothing with your physical eyes, and you shall find (much?) that will amaze you. [...] I have been here since you entered the room and I shall be here until you leave it. [...]

[...] When circumstances permit I shall make myself rather better known in this room... [...]

You are what you are, and you shall be more. [...]

[...] Ihave been cautioned by my friend, and so I shall not keep you longer. [...]