“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Generally speaking, the states of waking and sleeping are the only levels of consciousness with which you have been primarily concerned. [...]

[...] By suggesting before sleep that solutions to problems be given you, you automatically begin to utilize your dream knowledge to a greater extent, and to open the doors to your own greater creativity.

[...] I should suggest however a good night’s sleep, and I should suggest specifically that you give yourself the same sort of suggestion that Ruburt gave to himself before retiring.

Much of our work is done when Ruburt is sleeping... [...]

[...] It is good for him to sleep without a pillow for a while. [...]

[...] Do not overwhelm yourself with suggestions before sleep, but it is a very good time to give yourself suggestions concerning your painting in terms of creative intuitions to help you use your abilities.

I bid you all then a hearty good evening, but all of you will be working while you sleep. [...]

I told you many sessions ago that the most healthy conditions could be achieved for the human organism if the body when sleeping lay in a north-south position, and I repeat this remark now.

[...] 2 on the list of topics she came up with during the sleep state.

[...] In her notes at the beginning of the 710th session, Jane described how she’d heard Seth’s very powerful voice in her sleep state during the night of October 5. I can write now that she has yet to have any subsequent, similar kind of encounter with Seth or his voice.)

[...] These periods, of course, coincide with your sleep states and dreaming conditions; but there are also other times when each actor sees quite clearly that he is surrounded by props, and when his vision suddenly pierces the seeming reality of the production.

[...] Our program for your friend will almost immediately include a brief but effective suggestion that should be given before sleep, and at various times during the day.

[...] We’ve been very tired, even exhausted; I’ve been sleeping in the afternoons with Jane. [...]

Now, I am going to say good evening because I know that it is close to the Christmas season, and you are all tired and how can you be born again unless you go and get some sleep. [...]

[...] Dreams and dream images are then projected by the individual in sleep, and also in the waking state, although on a subconscious basis.

He has felt the need of sleep because he has been overly anxious to set things right. [...]

(Before the session, we voiced the hope once more that Seth would at least comment on Jane’s latest experience involving book work in the sleep state. [...]

(She’s been sleeping in the mornings because I haven’t called her at 6:15 when I get up, but starting tomorrow she plans to get up with me so we have enough time through the day to do more things. [...]

(Jane and I have not yet resumed the study of psychological time, although frequently as we are drifting off to sleep we will have brief experiences. [...]

[...] But to a very real extent, you are all sleepwalkers—for you are far more awake and far more alert in many of your sleep states than you are now. [...]

[...] You are not aware of the larger ramifications, the communications that continue both while you sleep and while you wake. [...]