“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In the dream this knowledge at once brought me some peace of mind, and I fell into a deep sleep. [...]

Most of the material disappeared instantly, like some dreams, but I did remember that Seth told me to stress pleasure over responsibility and that thought was in my mind as I fell to sleep Friday PM.

[...] She had been sleeping, I discovered. [...]

[...] Jane also wanted Seth to comment on her “relaxations” during the day: She sleeps practically all day while sitting in her chair. [...]

[...] You tune your consciousness while you sleep as one might tune a piano, so that in waking reality, it clearly perceives the proper notes and values that build up into physical experience. [...]

[...] It is not simply that they communicate with you, or you with them, so much as it is that in sleep the conventional properties that you have learned are somewhat loosened and abandoned. [...]

[...] You should meet other Sumari in the dream state, and if you are on your toes you can discover some of the work that you do while you are sleeping and the Sumari that you meet. [...]

Now I bid you all a fond good evening, and I hope you meet many Sumari in your sleep and hopefully in the waking state and I hope that you read this session well, for when you see the words written down you will also hear what is between the words and hidden within the vowels and syllables. [...]

[...] Willy was sleeping in the closet. [...]

[...] Willy lay sleeping now on the divan. [...]

(“Honestly,” Jane said the morning after last Wednesday’s session, “I think I was doing book work in my sleep the whole night — only I kept hearing my own voice instead of Seth’s. I even thought of getting up and trying to write down the material, except that I didn’t think it would really work that way. [...] These sleep-state effects were surprisingly persistent; although they were somewhat reduced when she encountered them again on Thursday night, they didn’t taper off altogether until the weekend. [...]

[...] However as far as sleep is concerned alone, he would sleep best in the back room or the front room, neither of which I believe is practical at this point. [...]

The eyes muscles are not used, the normal muscular activity that usually occurs in sleep vanishes. [...] The trance may be masked also by sleep, if the projection occurs from a dream state. [...]

[...] Jane hadn’t been working or sleeping well for some days prior to her illness.

[...] I could not reach that necessary waiting and peaceful state just preceding sleep. [...]

[...] You are free of space, and to a large degree of time, in the sleeping state, because you are not using your energies to transform ideas into durable physical camouflage patterns.

(On Tuesday, April 28, 1964, as she was dropping off to sleep, Jane experienced a rather unpleasant sensation within her body. [...]

[...] Sleep well.)

And when you sleep you are in accelerated periods of creativity and concentration, making with thoughts and images the world you know, forming from inner experience the physical story that will unfold, the events that you will encounter physically.

The sleeping room should always be separate. [...]

[...] In sleep and dream states you do this often, correlating the newly perceived data with usual sense information, and organizing it all without a qualm. [...]

[...] Just before going to sleep, I gave myself the suggestion to have a dream that would raise my spirits and restore my native enthusiasm.

[...] The suggestions will be followed by the sleeping self in its own fashion. [...]

[...] If I may indulge in a fantasy, theoretically you could imagine a massive experiment in dream therapy, where wars were fought by sleeping, and not waking, nations.

[...] There would be reprecussions, however, that would be unavoidable, [for again, basically, the personality does not differentiate between sleeping and waking events].

[...] I believe I also fell into inconsequential dreaming or sleep after the last event.

[...] As Ruburt discovered, you can try too hard to take waking consciousness into the dream state, so that you simply cannot sleep as easily. [...]

[...] Jane had been quite blue after sleeping for a couple of hours late this afternoon—and after she’d already slept for two hours this morning. [...]

(She’s been sleeping much better, but with interspersed bouts of restlessness and discomfort in her backside and legs. [...]

[...] As I rested face up in a very pleasant and peaceful state, waiting to enter the sleep state, I became aware of two extremely bright lights shining off to my right, beyond Jane’s form but within my peripheral vision. [...]

“I enjoyed the experience for some little time as Jane slept beside me, then let myself drift off to sleep.”

(A canker sore that began to erupt at supper time last evening really bothered me while I tried to sleep. [...]