“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For it was and wasn’t a Seth session, and it was and wasn’t book dictation, as the following notes will show.

[...] Any comparison with the material received to the written books or accounts already existing would immediately show glaring discrepancies.

As mentioned much earlier, the real estate couple who showed you the first house, in Sayre (see Note 11), have definite artistic leanings. [...]

1. A note added a couple of weeks later: Session 738 and Appendix 27 (for Session 739) contain additional material showing the special meaning that Grunaargh has for Sue Watkins.

[...] Our friend has a Mexican friend who showed him a copy of the book. [...]

2. At times after Jane began to really show her physical symptoms, my awareness of the fact that basically she’s a mystic became submerged beneath many other more “practical” matters. [...]

To those of us who are rooted in more conventional approaches to our probability, Jane’s course may at times seem incomprehensible—but as far as she’s concerned that only shows our lack of comprehension of her viewpoint. [...]

[...] [Ruburt’s] sinful-self explanation represents a fascinating psychological document in that regard, and also shows the self’s mobility and willingness to learn and change—once the intent is made to take a stand.

[...] Through telling my own story and presenting the material, I hope to throw some light upon the nature of such experiences and to show that human personality has abilities still to be tapped, and other ways to receive knowledge than those it usually employs.

[...] They show his reaction rather clearly:

[...] He varied the depth of my trances during tests so I could get the feel of various stages of consciousness, and also showed me how to let him use my own personal associations in order to get certain data. [...]

The dreams very clearly show your fear and concern. [...]

[...] A check showed this to be so—Ann witnessing the unscheduled session for November 5,1965.

[...] Although it does not show in the photo itself, just beyond the photo would be the back steps of the couples’ house in Santa Monica. [...]

[...] Trial and error will show you the proper balance, and each successful attempt gives you added experience and control.

(“Something on both sides," Is this a reference to the texture of the canvas showing on both sides of the object?

[...] (Pause.) Others saw you but were unconcerned, showing that the concern was your own, but also expressing the feeling that the world might not really care.

[...] It still has value, and recently has been employed in some remarkable scholarly studies that show how, in scientific terms, evolution can take place through means other than natural selection and chance mutations.)

[...] Do not insist for example that money come to you only through painting or writing, or that this power show itself only in health; and remember always you own relationship with others, so that the energy that flows through you and is used by you to your benefit, is also free to flow through you to others.

[...] Little contact existed between these groups, however, and gradually the inner doctrines themselves showed important variations.

(Pause at 11:58.) As I describe some of early man’s past in historic terms, I will also show how that “heritage” is alive in your daily experience with the world as you know it. [...]

4. I doubt if by his statement Seth means that physicists are attempting to study his CU’s (see Note 2) — certainly not yet, although a few scientists who have written us thereby show that they’re familiar with Seth’s thinking here. [...]

[...] It is only when he uses it falsely as a shield to hide behind that he is bothered, and an objective reading of the Seth material would show him that there is nothing in it of which he need be emotionally or intellectually ashamed. [...]

Now I tell you this to clear the air, and show you that your conditions will not be met while you hold them as conditions. [...]

[...] It represents only an imperfect glimpse of a given momentary appearance—the portion of the self that happens in any given instant to show itself.