“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Now you can grab a hold of the original inspiration for a painting, and ride it outward, or you can look at your own completed painting and ride it inward to its source. [...]

Now, I will give you additional data as to the source of the material. [...]

(Here Seth refers to the source, as yet unidentified, of the mathematical data—not to Jane, Ruburt or himself.)

[...] He was after all Ruburt’s mother’s father, and therefore the source out of which Ruburt’s mother came—the higher power, so to speak. [...] Ruburt as an infant, then, experienced the strength of the earthly source. [...]

[...] He is not just a symbol either, but represents a quite real psychic construct, alive in your terms but in a different reality, and connected in a way I cannot explain with Ruburt’s physical being, with the source of the flesh that physically composes him.

[...] Despite this, however, events spring from a nonphysical source. [...]

[...] Dreaming prevents life from becoming closed-ended by opening sources of information not practically available in the waking state, and by providing feedback from other than the conventional world. [...]

He is reminding you of life’s natural spontaneous creativity — the source of your own creativity, purposes, and intents. [...]

The waking state, then, has its source in the dream state, and all of the objects, environment, and experience that are familiar to you in the waking state also originate in that inner dimension.

[...] In that regard, again, your dreaming state presents you with many clues about the source of your own lives and that of your world.

[...] (Long pause.) All That Is is a source of infinite and unending simultaneous action. [...]

[...] They do not come from a different source than, say, health and vitality. [...]

[...] I am the source of it, for your practical purposes. [...]

[...] The material is a source. [...]

[...] It came from an excellent source, a pyramid gestalt personality, with definite characteristics, but the alien nature of the personality was too startling to Cayce, and he could not perceive it. [...]

[...] The witch doctor, while initiating natural forces on behalf of his patient, who seemed momentarily unable to do so, was then returning the patient to the source of himself and reviving his own buried sense of power. That is the source of physical life, the sense of power and action. [...]

The use of your private energy brings you into intimate relationship with your own source of power. [...]

[...] Mind, as physically directed, utilizes the greatest sources of power and energy along with unlimited aspects of creativity, so that each physical day is indeed absolutely unique. [...]

Actually, I think that the selves we know in normal life are only the three-dimensional actualizations of other source-selves from which we receive our energy and life. [...]

[...] Seth’s personality is quite observable in our sessions, for example, but the source of that personality isn’t. For that matter, the origin of any personality is mysterious and not apparent in the objective world. [...]

[...] In several other instances he also used our life situation as his source material — an intriguing turnabout.

[...] At first I understood little about the possible sources for their inspiration; I simply put my urge to paint them to work. [...]

(Such sources of inspirational material were entirely unsuspected by me in earlier years. [...]

Now these are units moving faster than the speed of light, excellent energy sources intruding into and impinging upon matter without ever materializing. [...]

[...] You hold in your mind the thought of your individuality, and of its deep source, so that both thoughts are beautifully poised, bringing about an interaction between the two, that results in a kind of energy, an attraction, an electromagnetic recognition, that refreshes the entire being.

[...] Asking yourself that kind of question can also help put you in touch with the source of your being — again, because you start with your individuality, but also acknowledge its deeper origin. [...]

[...] Close your eyes after having read this chapter to this point, and try to sense within yourself the source of power from which your own breathing and life forces come. [...] When you feel within yourself this source, then try to sense this power flow outward through your entire physical being, through the fingertips and toes, through the pores of your body, all directions, with yourself as center. [...]

[...] The fact is that while you hold limited concepts of your own reality, then you cannot practically take advantage of many abilities that are your own; and while you have a limited concept of the soul, then to some extent you cut yourself off from the source of your own being and creativity.

[...] In her view, the quality called multipersonhood encompasses all of the inner personifications, or Aspects, of the source self, which she defines in the Glossary of Adventures as “the ‘unknown’ self, soul, or psyche; the fountainhead of our physical being.” In her own case, then, Seth would be a personification of an Aspect of her source self; but he would also have an existence of his own at other levels of reality.

It is two things: A book of mine, and a source book for you. [...]

(“I remember Seth mentioned it as a source book for you.”

(“If it’s a source book for me, it can be for others, too.” [...]

[...] Zanzibar is the source of cloves, I recall from my own reading; Jane said she did not know this. [...]

[...] Seth also said that my work would become known partly because of the source of inspiration for some of it—the visions I have that grow out of these sessions.

[...] Because I am the source of material I tell you: study it. [...]

[...] I receive it and interpret it from our sources, as I have told my friends. [...]

[...] The source self, or inner ego, has its prime reality in Framework 2. Between the ego and the inner ego, you have what you think of as the unconscious. It gets its energy of course from the source self, and its primary directives to insure the fulfillment and the survival of the person. [...]

[...] Remind the subconscious that its origin is with the source self; which will indeed provide it automatically with the necessary conditions for safety and survival.

At the risk of telling you too much too soon, let me add further that when the molecular structures of so-called space are relatively emptied of emotional energy, by a process of psychic osmosis so to speak, they will tap the human source. And not only the human source but other animal sources as well.

[...] It also of course works the other way, so that when an individual feels energy-depleted, he does subconsciously, and by the same sort of process, drain off reserves from nonidentity molecular sources.

[...] It draws strength from such sources of vitality and rejuvenation. [...]

[...] Kill one and another will, and must, emerge from the inner self which is its source.

[...] When periods of transcendence are felt under such conditions, they represent the psychic birth of a new personality from the sources of the old, and from the death, psychically, of the old. [...]

[...] Mighty is the quadrant that cuts through the center of the source. [...]

[...] She still had no real idea of the source of the material. [...]

(A check of the dictionary shows there have been 12 Popes, but our source does not list most by date. [...]

[...] It is the fiber behind all organizations and relationships, and it is based upon the innate, natural knowledge possessed by each new creature—the knowledge that it springs from a sustaining source, that its birth is cushioned by all the resources of nature, and that nature itself is sustained by the greater source that gave it birth.

[...] The ways and the means, however, cannot be questioned, for they will come about from a greater source of knowledge than you consciously possess.

[...] Physical life is everywhere filled with the universal energy that is its source, so it can hardly be inferior to it’s own composition.