“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In reality the possible system does not achieve its order through subjective association, but the term, subjective association, is the nearest that I can come in approximating the basic causes for this order.

The order within the probable system is based upon something that could be compared to subjective associations, or intuitive flashes of insight, that can combine elements that would appear to the ego as quite disconnected, into whole and integrated patterns of action.

The word subjective, to you, implies immediately that which is not objective. [...]

(In spite of the fact that we are all good friends, Jane grew somewhat nervous as the day wore on, because the Spazianis had never witnessed a session, although both of them are interested in ESP, and Jim has read a great many books on the subject.

[...] I had not looked at them recently, indeed having begun the collection over ten years ago, before I was married, when I became interested in the subject while doing research for some artwork. [...]

[...] It was a mistake, for no sooner did the subject come up than Jane began again with but one minute’s rest. [...]

There are many other deep psychological connections beneath schizophrenic behavior, but since this book is also devoted to other subjects, we will go on to other ways in which conflicting beliefs bring about mental or physical dilemmas.

I would also suggest for the present that you deal with other matters than your health; then you may return to the subject, and I will be glad to further elaborate upon what information you receive. [...]

We have this evening been somewhat led astray, indeed, ourselves, from the main nature of the subjects at hand. [...]

(Jane had no idea of the subject matter for the session as the time for it approached. [...]

Selling door to door had to him the subjective advantage in that he was master of the situation, and was indeed the invader. [...]

[...] They are solidified emotions, solidified subjective states, given physical materialization. [...]

[...] The deepest, most basic and abiding subjective experience is translated however into those natural elements; the ample landscape that sustains physical life.

[...] If the desire is strong enough, then you will be automatically led to experiences that will result in vivid, unmistakable subjective knowledge. [...]

You can readily see, therefore, how important your subjective feelings really are. [...]

[...] We will always be concerned with a discussion of action, even though other subjects are under consideration however, since it is impossible to divide action into various parts even for the purpose of discussion.

[...] She remembered some of the subject matter in a general way, and thought that if she tried hard enough she could retain more of it. [...]

You understand the basic reality of subjective life. [...]

[...] Psychically and subjectively the relationships did not take. [...]

[...] Bill wanted to ask Seth to comment on the God concept, but thought this was a complicated subject. [...] To our surprise this subject developed a few complications of its own.

[...] Therefore it is nearly impossible to convince a subject in trance that something he does not see exists.

[...] The table will not exist in actuality for this subject in the trance state. [...]

I realize only too well that reincarnation is a shady subject by far, most unpopular. [...]

[...] Bill is quite a historian on the subject of war, and often discusses it. We believe the subject is almost always mentioned when we are together. [...]

(Jane felt subjectively sure this was the correct interpretation.

[...] Although subjective, she regards this as good data.

[...] The friends present had no idea we were involved in any psychic work, and the subject never came up in our conversation. [...]

[...] I had the odd feeling that the sensation was related both to the subject of conversation, and to some kind of message or communication I felt within me.

[...] He congratulated us on our “twenty-fifth anniversary,” and said jokingly, You will be much older by the time I am through with you. Most of the session was a discussion of ordinary subjective states emphasizing the fact that these could not be pinpointed in a laboratory or understood simply by the use of the ordinary scientific method. [...]

(Jane’s voice in trance can be almost conversational in tone, volume, and pace, but is subject to a wide range of these qualities. [...]

The nature of animal consciousness in itself is a highly interesting subject, and one that we will later consider. [...]

(Seth expressed much pleasure at being able to speak in a natural manner, without dealing with the usual philosophical and complicated subjects that make up most of the sessions. [...]

[...] I asked some questions designed to keep the material on the level of reincarnational data, since our guests had done some reading on the subject. [...]

[...] Nor did Jane have any conscious thoughts about subject matter, or a title, for any projected Seth book.

[...] She hasn’t been dwelling upon the subject particularly — or at least I don’t remember her saying much about it.

(We’ve been especially interested in such material since Seth referred to the “deaths” of atoms and molecules in the 625th session in Chapter Five, but we haven’t asked for more detail because the subject matter is somewhat outside the scope of this book. [...]

2. I didn’t finish this little note until June, 1973: Seth discusses probabilities in Chapters Fourteen and Fifteen, and reincarnation in Chapter Nineteen, although both subjects are mentioned elsewhere in the book. [...]

“Then I understood something else: The phone calls, visits, and letters were falling into patterns, just as the subjective events of my life had been doing. They came in clusters, dealing with certain particular questions and subject matter. [...]

(I’d asked Jane today if Seth could discuss briefly two subjects in the session this evening: My recent hassles with the discomfort in my side and groin, and Jane’s right hand. [...]

[...] I asked her what it might be, but she didn’t answer enough for me to pursue the subject.

[...] Details about some of the subjects I’ll mention here can emerge as this book proceeds, or others are referred to. [...]

[...] I asked Jane if Seth could devote the next session to that subject matter so that I could insert it in Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality as a note or an appendix, since I had plenty of work to do yet for that second volume. [...]

I have thus far stayed clear of many important and vital subjects, involving mass realities, because first of all the importance of the individual was to be stressed, and his power to form his private events. [...]

[...] I’m sure that Seth will elaborate upon the whole subject of mass inoculations as he proceeds with Mass Events.