“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] “But the publisher would want it organized according to subject matter, or presented in some orderly way,” I replied, whereupon she wrinkled her face at the work this might involve: “But you could do all that after we got the material....”

[...] Then she amended: “It makes me mad because I feel like I’m in an odd in-between subjective state. [...]

[...] One of the root agreements upon which physical existence is based is that physical objects have a reality that is entirely independent of any subjective cause; and that these objects, within definitely specified limitations, are permanent.

[...] Your subjective experience here is highly important. [...]

(As for myself, since I mailed the corrected galley proofs for Emir back to Delacorte Press five-and-a-half weeks ago [on April 9], I’ve been keeping up with the new sessions for Mass Events, as well as those on other general subjects and for ourselves. I’ve also been painting several hours a day, recording dreams, writing extensive notes on a variety of subjects, filing reference material I’d let pile up, and, lately, working in the yard of our hill house each day.)

[...] Now as these wires pass seemingly from plane to plane, they actually form the boundaries of each plane and become subject to the particular laws within each. Therefore, they become subject to time within your particular three-dimensional system.”

[...] Then he launched into his first discussion of the Inner Senses, a subject which was entirely new to us. [...]

[...] My subjective sensations were those of someone suddenly thrown off-balance by the sickening swerve of the car’s turn. [...]

[...] He used the tests to demonstrate ESP; but more, he gave me constant practice in changing my subjective focus, explaining the whole thing as he went along.

Our own tests gave me a standard against which to measure my performance and Seth’s, providing an immediate check of accuracy and teaching me to sharpen my subjective focus to go from the general to the specific. [...]

[...] The subject of health cannot be considered in an isolated fashion, but must be seen in that greater context that gives health itself a value and a meaning. [...]

Some people may seem completely normal in behavior unless certain subjects are brought up in the course of a conversation, or unless some stimulus in the environment arouses them.

If small families kept track of their own family dreams, for example, they could discover unsuspected correlations and sense the interplay of subjective and objective drama with which they are always psychologically involved. [...]

[...] The need to possess such knowledge is uppermost in man’s mind now, and so it also becomes a vital dream topic or subject. [...]

[...] There will be completely new subjects also to concern us.

[...] It quite made up for two regular sessions, and I will not go into that subject matter at all this evening.

[...] She thought this was strange, since during the last couple of days she’d picked up quite a few insights from Seth on various subjects. [...]

(With humor:) Tonight’s subject matter: “Great Expectations”—for I am here referring to the book by (Charles) Dickens.

[...] She had no idea of the subject matter for it. [...]

[...] There is much more of course to be said concerning matter, and allied subjects.

I have been meaning to get into these subjects. [...]

[...] Tonight’s material, however, adds to our understanding of subjects like free will and choosing, good and evil, sickness and health, and reflects upon many questions people have asked us over the years.

[...] I hope to give you along the way a picture of reality that puts suffering in its proper perspective, but it is a most difficult subject to cover because it touches most deeply upon your hopes for yourselves and for mankind, and your fears for yourselves and for mankind.

[...] You have taught yourselves to be aware of and to follow only certain portions of your own consciousnesses, so that mentally you consider certain subjects taboo. [...]

[...] Your established fields of knowledge do not grant any subjective reality to c-e-l-l-s (spelled).

[...] That intense focus that united belief systems, that tension between a sensed subjective world and the physical one, and the rarity of images to be found elsewhere, brought art into that great flowering.

[...] Many of the early prints created in Europe illustrate religious subjects. [...]

[...] I decided to speak about the general subject this evening.

[...] During break I mentioned that each new tack the material takes usually leaves some other subject dangling. [...]

[...] Although her voice had been rather average this evening, she said now that she felt it to be strong subjectively. [...]

He felt that to open the subject was disastrous to him, for he could not explain, and he did not know consciously how to explain. This is one of the reasons why I chose this subject this evening. [...]

Your subjective life has been somewhat permeated by thoughts of want, and literally poverty, until you have indeed exaggerated your own situation. [...]

[...] The appendix, however kept growing as I worked on it; I found myself adding quotations from other sessions, along with comments derived from my own reading and from conversations Jane and I had on the subject.

[...] [I’m sure others have had similar experiences: Once a subject is focused upon, data relative to it seem to leap out from the background welter of daily events and “facts” surrounding one’s life.] Almost automatically, many of the notes for this appendix came to deal with the scientific thinking about evolution, and I realized that I wanted them to show the differences [as well as any similarities that might emerge] between Seth’s concepts and those “official” views prevailing in our physical reality.

[...] The Seth material is incomplete, of course; new information “intrudes” constantly, and in so doing often takes off from a given subject in fresh directions. [...]

[...] Undoubtedly Seth has much more to say on the subject, and we hope to eventually obtain that information. [...]

There is no area of thought or belief that does not touch upon the subject of health in one way or another. [...]

I want to avoid concentration upon esoteric practices in this book, but they do sometimes impinge upon the subject matter at hand.

[...] We don’t think that Yale can have much of an idea of what’s involved with Jane’s abilities, or the subject matter of the Seth material. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) A very brief note in terms of significant but small connections with Framework 2: Ruburt’s attempts to get the Yale prize, Tam’s schooling at Yale, and your present experience with the papers—these simply hint at connecting clues involved with probabilities, an interesting subject that I will get into at some time.

We will speak again concerning a variety of interrelated subjects.

The material given here on dreams will add depth also to previous material on the subject, and should be studied in that manner. [...]