“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I told Jane about the three deleted sessions for January 1980 that I’d read this morning while doing a note for Dreams—how good they were, on the body consciousness and related subjects like healing, and what a shame it is that the material sits there unread and unpublished.

[...] Rob and I often discussed such subjects. [...]

(“This is off the subject, but your material about Christ reminded me of a letter we received from a young woman not long ago. [...]

[...] Jane began to show results as we discussed the subject; after lunch, she was so loose, including her knees, that she wondered whether she could get to the john—which she did, by the way. [...]

[...] I am more concerned that you each to some degree have inhibited your subjective freedoms, and not allowed yourselves the opportunity for an even richer diet of dreams and psychic experience. [...]

(While I was getting set to take notes, Jane said she felt her subjective legs “going around in circles.” [...]

[...] It shows what was happening in my personal reality while Seth was writing his book on the subject, and reveals how the creative impetus splashes out into all areas of the personality. [...]

[...] As I sat there I started to get more from Seth on one of the subjects mentioned in the session. [...]

(“What subject did you teach?”)

[...] It is simply a matter of getting to it, to the subject that is. [...]

[...] By 8:50 this evening Jane was nervous, as usual, having no idea of Seth’s subject matter for the session.

[...] And the truly hilarious part of this is that such seemingly subjective data will enable you to cut through objective, or so-called objective, reality in a way that will give you so-called proofs, that you can achieve in no other fashion.

[...] (Long pause.) You intuitively feel a great connection between your individual subjective moods and the weather, yet you attribute this to mean that you are reacting to exterior physical events that exist quite independently of yourselves. [...]

[...] This whole subject is difficult but I will not simplify matters, as I could. [...]

(But tonight she maintained that she’d never mentioned the subject of reincarnation in her paper, and that she hadn’t meant reincarnation in that sense at all. [...]

The paraphernalia, arranged in neat cubbyholes, to you represented paraphernalia of a subjective nature that stood between your father and the use of his abilities. [...]

[...] It is time for you to feel independent enough to launch yourselves from your own subjective reality into others; to emerge, to drop the paraphernalia of all dogma. [...]

They were, therefore, subject to all of the ordinary human fears which were then exaggerated, since physically they could not respond even to nature with violence. [...]

[...] It gains its power and strength only when it is forcibly isolated, for it then cannot merge with the normal ebb and flow of subjective activity.

[...] I last dealt with those subjects in the first, 933rd session for Chapter 10.

[...] You are naturally equipped to appreciate a far richer blend, and as I have often said, you are yourselves possessed of a need to explore the subjective ramifications of your existence.

(9:43.) There are considerable changes that occur under such conditions in man’s subjective experience. [...]

[...] They were definitely two books, each with its own identity, and covering different subjects.

[...] However, suggestion to the effect that the subject’s temperature rise or fall would tend to obscure the effect. [...]