“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He left for your mother the questions she needed—what had she done that she should not have done; for that question was important for her development.

[...] In your society, however, the capacities of the reasoning mind have been considered in opposition to the intuitive abilities, so that your ideas of what a person is or should be largely ignore the idea of emotional achievement, emotional understanding.

2.) Three times a week, hot towels should be applied to the knees, and this will help his legs—but also clear up his head. [...]

[...] In any case I could see how important our ideas were, and how much they were needed—and I hope I began to feel that indeed I could trust my own life when it came down to it, when a choice should be made (all emphatically). [...]

[...] I was somewhat surprised at this data; upon reflection it seemed we should have anticipated this. [...]

Ruburt should endeavor to forget his arms. [...]

[...] The intellect should go hand in hand with the emotions and intuitions, but if it pulls against these too strongly, difficulties can arise when the newly freed consciousness seizes upon its ideas about reality after death, rather than facing the particular reality in which it finds itself. [...]

[...] If so, you should probably know it.

(10:44.) This does not mean that the play is not real, or that it should not be taken seriously. [...]

They become part of All That Is — as they should — without dying as they are. [...]

What should you do, then? [...]

[...] I am not telling you that you should forget your responsibilities in physical life. [...]

[...] It should change current religion’s ideas considerably. [...]

[...] They should be regarded as quite natural phenomena, often neutral in intent.

[...] I may not realize I should ask him about this at the time, or only later begin to speculate about using certain material. [...]

Ruburt should learn much of advantage from the book by Jung which he is reading. [...]

[...] It should be stressed that often Jane finds these experiences difficult to put into words, let alone onto paper. [...]

(I should note that Jane seems to misunderstand my attitude here: the aim is not to use halting work on Seth’s latest book as a curative device, but to at least keep things from getting any worse. [...]

[...] In a million universes, who am I that I should grow and develop?” It uses its abilities spontaneously and with joy. [...]

[...] That should be your complete answer (with humor), but obviously it is not.