“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] But above all he was aware of nature’s source.

[...] His own consciousness, then, was forever a source of delight, its changing qualities as noticeable and apparent as the changing sky. [...]

[...] Through nature’s manifestations, particularly through its power, man senses nature’s source and his own, and knows that the power can carry him to emotional realizations that are required for his own greater spiritual and psychic development.

[...] The childhood camping background served as a rich source material, to be used in any way you chose. [...]

Give us a moment … Your father’s inventiveness would also be used in the same manner, as source material, by whichever self you chose to become. [...]

There is, as I have told you, an inner (pause) “psychological” universe, from which your own emerges, and that inner universe is also the source of Framework 2 as well. [...]

[...] It has been an exterior source, and in your world light and dark certainly appear to be opposites.

[...] Light has more manifestations than its physical version (intently), so that even when it may not be physically manifested there is light everywhere, and that light is the source of your physical version and its physical laws. [...]

Instead of the test, you are greeted with a vision of the shimmering glass with its glowing colors and prisms, rich and intricate, representing the true source of life and sexuality itself—the vast multidimensional mosaic of which sexuality is but one facet. [...]

The thinking mind to a large degree directs the activity of great spontaneous forces, [with] energy-cellular organization being, say, the captain (pause) of the body’s great energy sources. [...]

[...] That process has its source in what I can only call (pause) “natural reasoning.”

[...] This is the kind of “reasoning” that is the source from which thinking emerges, and you might think of it as magical reasoning.

[...] He is beginning to trust the source of his being. [...] There is direct and instant contact between yourselves and the source of your being. [...]

For that matter, the consciousness that you recognize and call your own is the result of this faster-than-light capacity for communication that is a natural attribute that is the main source of your being. [...]

(9:23.) It is not just that each person has his or her source in a “magical” dimension, from which his or her overall life emerges, but that the private source itself is a part of the very energy that upholds the entire planet and its inhabitants, and the overall construct that you understand as the universe.

[...] The main point I want to make is, however, the fact that your private source of power is a portion of that greater field of interrelatedness, in which your being is securely couched. [...]

[...] She is doing invaluable work as a research and editorial assistant; studying Jane’s notebooks, journals, and poetry, and putting together material from those sources to be included in this book. [...]

As the present life of any individual rises from hidden dimensions beyond those easily accessible in physical terms, and as it draws its energy and power to act from unconscious sources, so does the present physical universe as you know it rise from other dimensions. So does it have its source, and derive its energy from deeper realities.

Now, creativity has always been the species’ closest connection with its own source, with the nature of its own being. [...] It is a source of revelation and inspiration—but revelation and inspiration do not initially deal with power, but with knowing. [...]

[...] They cannot imagine (pause), life’s “initial” creative source, for in their terms it would remind them of creativity’s feminine basis. [...]

Now, creativity has always been the species’ closest connection with its own source, with the nature of its own being. [...] It is a source of revelation and inspiration — yet initially revelation and inspiration do not deal with power, but with knowing. [...]

[...] They cannot imagine (pause) life’s “initial” creative source, for in their terms it would remind them of creativity’s feminine basis.

You often avoid this natural treatment, however, and run from frightening conscious thoughts that would in their turn lead you to the source of “negative” beliefs, where they could be faced; you could then travel through them, so to speak, into feelings of joy and victory. [...]

Fire has one meaning if you are afraid of it, another if you consider it a source of warmth; and either of these two meanings will also be colored by any of the endless variations of personal events that any individual might have encountered with it. [...]

[...] Natural “mystical” experience, unclothed in dogma, is the original religious therapy that is so often distorted in ecclesiastical organizations, but it represents man’s innate recognition of his oneness with the source of his own being, and of his own experience.

[...] (Pause.) The source for all of this creativity springs from your own inner identity, which is never completely materialized in flesh, and so you always have unused portions of creativity at your command. [...]

[...] I’m asking his help in obtaining source material for the visual “evidence” for evolution — showing the forms involved, say, as little by little the descendants of the reptile changed into the bird. [...]

[...] There is an inner self in the terms of those definitions, but that inner self, which is the source of your present being, speaks through your impulses. [...]

[...] You do try to discover their source. [...]

[...] All energy is (underlined) not only aware-ized but the source of all organizations of consciousness, and all physical forms. [...]

[...] Yet none of its own sources of information show any cause for alarm: you are both obviously in the house together. [...]

[...] The body senses your fear, looks for the source in the immediate environment of the moment so that it can suitably react to protect you—but it senses no immediate difficulty. [...]

[...] Understanding that, you see, can really give you greater leeway, for while you might still recognize such beliefs in yourself at times, you will also be able to recognize their source—and by doing so automatically confound them. [...]

[...] Yet all individuals remember their source, and now dream of All That Is, as All That Is once dreamed of them. And they yearn toward that immense source, and yet to set it free, to give it actuality through their own creations.

The pressure, in one way, came from two sources; from the conscious (underlined) but still probable individual selves who found themselves alive in a God’s dream, and from the God who yearned to release them. [...]

[...] Such information is as natural to man as air, and as available to those who honestly seek it by looking to the source within.

[...] In this case, however, the book came from a specific source, not just from “out there,” and it is colored by the author’s personality, which is not mine.

[...] This source contains past, present, and future information; only the ego experiencing time as we know it. [...]

[...] I also think that in that open system of consciousness and unlimited source, there is an independent Seth who operates in quite different terms than we do.

[...] (Pause.) The Sinful Self’s material serves as a small psychic source at the moment: that is, he still reacts to it. [...]

Ruburt is dealing with quite profound material involving the self’s relationship with its own source—this material being worked out in your current situations. [...]

It is true that all spring from the same source—creativity—but the divisions between his personality’s use of those abilities, and my use of them, was not to be broken down. [...]

(9:35.) Is there a God, or is there a being, or a source behind all reality? [...]

You must look within yourself then, for in the last analysis the beginning and the source of creativity and being reside in each individual consciousness, in the same way that each tree contains its own seed. [...]

[...] Your course of late had led to this development, and is continuing it, and he has also been able to open himself to healing energy sent to him from other sources by Sheri and friend. [...]

You will both find yourselves returning closer to your sources. [...]

[...] To look backward for the source of current problems can lead you into the habit of seeking only negative episodes from your past, and prevent you from experiencing it as a source of pleasure, accomplishment, or success (very intently).

You have been taught that you are at the mercy of previous events, so your idea of looking for the source of personal difficulty is to examine the past, but — to find what you did wrong there, or what mistakes occurred there, or what inadequate interpretations were made there! [...]

[...] Whatever your circumstances, you use the past as a rich source, looking through it for your successes, restructuring it. [...]

(Pause at 9:34.) It was seeking for a multiplication of consciousness, forming new offshoots from its own source. It had to pretend to dislike and disown that source in the same way that an adolescent may momentarily turn aside from its parents in order to encourage independence. [...]

Those characteristics that you consider female are, then, those that did not predominate because they represented the source of nature from which the species sought release. [...]