“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“That isn’t nearly as conceited a statement as it seems to be, of course, for each thing each person does is also unique in the world. [...]

[...] At 10:14 in the 697th session for that work, he made this statement: “I will have more to say concerning illnesses, epidemics, and mass disorders in this book.”

[...] It bears a description of my reactions to at least some vaccines, as well as the most emphatic statement that if I’m found unconscious for any reason — after an accident, say — I must not be given an injection of any kind because I might have a fatal reaction to it. [...]

[...] There’s something about his simple statement, though, that is intriguing—that others, in addition to considering that Jane was antireligious, say, would also think of her as dangerous.)

[...] (Pause.) Such a statement can be accepted by all portions of the self, but it must be emphasized time and time again. [...]

[...] Next comes my list of “pithy quotations” from the same group of sessions—positive statements from Seth [usually] that we can quickly review. [...]

I will give you examples of this, for the general statement tells you little, and we will continue with this material unless you interrupt it with other questions, for some sessions.

(Her statement represented an important point, one that I wasn’t too sharp in appreciating at the moment, so poor was my own outlook. [...]

[...] You do quite literally form your own reality and there is no symbolism in that statement. [...]

[...] The belief that his legs and knees cannot support his weight is an old belief, and a belief, not a statement of fact in basic terms. [...]

[...] You did more good by telling him he bent over well from the front this evening (while we were exercising), that simple statement, than you ever could by any remark, however well-meaning, that he is not bending his leg when he walks for example.

[...] Family relationships become a mirror of those beliefs, which are then of course taken as statements of fact concerning the human condition. [...]

[...] I certainly realize that this is hardly a scientific statement — yet the moment that All That Is conceived of a physical universe it was invisibly created, endowed with creativity, and bound to emerge.

(Seth’s statement at the end of dictation for the 815th session, “I will try to begin work on our book in a more predictable fashion,” reflected his good intent, but things didn’t turn out that way. [...]

[...] It was an excellent idea “not to hide” when company comes—but any remarks should be made as statements of facts, simply and quietly, and not as apologies. [...]

[...] Perhaps Seth/Jane’s perception of the rounded corners led to the statement concerning a round object inside the square.

(Seth’s statements on page 207, to the effect that even incorrect test data is legitimate to important layers of the personality, is probably an important one in our opinion. [...]

(Peter’s statement was soon confirmed by another longtime friend of ours, Sue Watkins,¹² who also knows Peter well. [...]

10. I note with some amusement that my rather vehement statement may simply reflect the natural, protective attitude of my currently focused consciousness: Even though I find them fascinating, I may be quite reluctant to embrace other equally valid portions of what I conveniently call my whole self. [...]

[...] All of our material follows from this, and any other information contained in the material follows and flows out of this primary statement.

[...] I am not here referring to Mass Events, which was indeed directed toward the condition of the world, but to matters—whatever they may be—where Ruburt feels a responsibility on his part (underlined) for me to dictate specific material that might answer questions he thinks scientists or others might have in mind about any given subject matter; for I write from a different viewpoint, and our material is of course not to be dictated in any (pause)important way by the statement of your official knowledge at any given time. [...]

[...] You would not have had that kind of bare statement of physical fact. [...]

[...] Do you agree with that statement?

I have said that all events occur at once — a difficult statement to understand. [...]