“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Whether you are consciously aware of it or not, the subconscious focus at all times must be achieved first. [...]

[...] It is of great benefit that perceptions from the inner senses do not remain in the subconscious but become available to the intellect, and I will go into this at a future date.

[...] Consciously such knowledge is not given to the ego for obvious reasons, but every organism, through its inner senses, is equipped with subconscious knowledge of personal disasters, deaths, and so forth, the personality itself deciding beforehand what it considers disastrous; and the members of the species as a whole know in advance of their wars. As telepathy operates constantly at a subconscious level, as a basis for all language and communication, so clairvoyance operates continually so that the physical organism can prepare itself to face its challenges.

[...] Even old Doubting Thomas Ruburt is impressed enough with the material to admit that his precious subconscious simply could not be the source of it all.

[...] The subconscious is not the cause or the carrier of hatreds.

The difficulty here is of an ego’s refusal to assimilate subconscious experience.

[...] (Smile.) With Jane, now, they represent the resources of the subconscious. (To me:) Generally, your attitude is that you want your own subconscious relatively clear. [...]

[...] On the other hand she knows subconsciously that the need is actually counterfeit, and she resents this bitterly. [...]

[...] The coming resolution of the drama brings subconscious backflashes from other lives as well.

You can see this easily for yourself if you consider the way in which psychologists use the terms “ego,” “subconscious,” and even “unconscious.” What seems subconscious in one instant may be conscious the next. [...]

These people, as remnants, really, of the first great civilization, always carried within themselves strong subconscious memories of their origin. [...]

[...] So the Lumanians for some generations were supported by deep subconscious memories of the civilization that had gone before. [...]

[...] Three-quarters of an hour is plenty for the pendulum, so that you do not have more to deal with than the “subconscious” can easily handle in one sitting.

(“Credit my subconscious then, for I didn’t sit down and figure it out.”)

Yes, your subconscious.

[...] You get a subconscious focus different in many ways from conscious concentration. [...]

(Malba said the state before going to sleep is a good one in which to receive visions and should also be used to suggest good health to the subconscious, to suggest that it help you as far as your work goes, and to suggest that practical daily matters will be taken care of. [...]

[...] Work with the ESP cards will be beneficial to both of you, since as you progress you will, through certain subconscious cues become aware of varying circumstances that will enable you to feel when you are coming through.

[...] A minimum amount of information from these inner senses is given to the outer ego after it is sifted through the subconscious. [...]

To some extent, and to a much larger extent than you realize, this happens on your own plane, only in this case it is the subconscious will that does the actual transforming.

This transformation of energy should be quite comprehensible since you know that you subconsciously transform energy into physical, mental, creative or psychological states, manipulating it to your advantage. [...]

[...] Seth has said that in such instances the sensation implies my sensing his presence, if only subconsciously.)

[...] Subconsciously, man manages to balance these influences, and there are physical mechanisms within the organism whose purpose it is to deal with such data.

[...] These involve not surgery but a proper communication and adjustment, made through or by way of the subconscious to the inner self.

[...] The feedback allowed the subconscious to question the data it had been given in the past. [...]

[...] If pure personal survival were all that mattered to the so-called subconscious, such acts would be impossible—and in fact, they would be inconceivable on man’s part. [...]

[...] But in working toward a goal that is very distant, a goal that will be extremely difficult for you to achieve, you feel subconsciously that you will be excused from failure; if you fail you can then say that it was because so many obstacles were in your way.

[...] Subconsciously you do not want to be a jockey.

[...] On a subconscious basis Ruburt actually suggested his recent levitation dreams, with most effective results. [...]

[...] It will indeed be beneficial for you both to suggest to your subconscious that it enable you to develop your psychic abilities, and then consciously forget the matter.

I mentioned somewhat earlier that oftentimes the consciousness becomes the subconscious and vice versa. [...] In sleep the conscious becomes actually the subconscious and the subconscious, in the most real manner, becomes conscious. [...]

[...] It is fashionable in your time to consider man, or man’s “I”, as the product of the brain and an isolated bit of the subconscious, with a few odds and ends thrown in for good measure.

[...] (He went on to say that the same power could be applied to plants as well, and that I had apparently used same in my previous existence as a gardening monk.) A plant cannot fight back, (and it would be good to practice on something whose subconscious could not give me trouble. [...]

[...] Again, remind Ruburt of the roles of the conscious and subconscious minds—and once more, remember that you are being tuned up as well. [...]

[...] It is obvious, for example, that some events are experienced by the subconscious also, that may or may not be experienced by the ego.

[...] Now this other portion of the self experiences these probable events, consciously, with as much rapidity as you subconsciously perceive the million small actions that make up the handshake.