“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane felt subjectively that here she tried to get at the word Alexis on the object.

[...] Science perceived the spectacular complexity of exterior reality, but turned its sights completely away from any recognition — any at all — until it regarded subjectivity itself as a mere throw-away product, accidentally formed by a mindless matter.

[...] You cannot be allowed, in your terms, to go into other dimensions until you understand the power of your thought and subjective feelings. [...]

[...] On Monday and Wednesday evenings he furnished material on this book, plus some personal material for us; discoursed at length Tuesday night in ESP class; spoke briefly Friday afternoon to a visiting editor from Time magazine — subject, Freudian psychology; and on Saturday evening talked informally to a group of our friends about daily life in Italy during the time he had been a minor pope in the fourth century a.d. [Reincarnation-wise, Seth had first mentioned his papal experience in an ESP class session in May, 1971. [...]

[...] It’s very interesting that I would choose tonight, of all nights, to try for visual data, although in recent days I’ve been inquiring mentally about subjects for my next oil painting. [...]

[...] Families must be considered as gestalts of psychic activity; they have a subjective identity, of which no particular member of the group may be aware.

[...] In fact, Seth had much more to present on the subject this evening, so even though he didn’t say so Jane and I take it for granted that this session belongs in Psyche.)

[...] The subject was the Driftwood Hotel, situated but a stone’s throw from the beach. [...]

(We did not know which personality would speak this evening, nor what subjects would be covered. [...]

[...] On the other hand, it never occurred to me that there was any other way to study consciousness except by studying my own — a journey into subjectivity seemed, and still seems, as valid as a journey into objectivity.

[...] Choose, therefore, subjects that are close to your own inclinations. [...]

[...] The out-of-body experiences will be a portion of your subjective training. [...]

(Since the subject had been under discussion for some time by now, so that a certain mood or feeling might be said to have been engendered, Jane remarked that she could feel Seth “buzzing around.” [...]

[...] We can tie these two subjects together very nicely, dear friends. [...]

[...] It is a portion that can understand the aspirations that you (Lydia) were unable to fulfill and if you have fulfilled them, you would not be looking into the subjects that you are looking into now. [...]

[...] This is rather an involved subject; and it would also be highly dependent upon your willingness to be helped. [...]

[...] Then in the next session — which concerned other subjects — Seth unexpectedly added this aside: “You can have more material on Jerusalem or Christ now, or when you want it. [...]

[...] Nor is Jane ever exhausted by speaking for Seth — rather, she reports an infusion of energy, both subjectively and objectively. [...]

[...] At the same time, they are subjected to even more X-ray examinations on a regular basis. [...]

(After a long pause, Seth launched into a good bit of material that was outside of any related to his subject matter for Mass Events. [...]