“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For myself I have nothing yet to report; and as previously noted, Jane has had some success at various times with what are usually quite brief flashes of insight.

In all probability there will be some failures, but there will be many successes, and the fear of failure will be our worst inhibiting factor. [...]

[...] Often the successful activity represents a challenge on the part of the personality who set it in terms of psychological creativity, and the overall enrichment of experience. [...]

[...] Your therapy was highly successful. [...]

[...] It is better to concentrate on the subjective reality involved—that is easier, for if successful you will automatically tune into the future self that “emerged” from your present reality. [...]

[...] Here I am pointing out adjustments to be made, but I do not mean to say that you have not been meeting with success.

[...] Some of you will do this successfully at your first try. [...]

[...] It’s part of the rhythmic healing process going on in her body, as Seth described it recently, moving through different areas successively, followed each time by new releases. [...]

[...] He also learns by his successes, and there are times when he holds his hand, moments of deliberation, periods of creativity. [...]

The gift brings a responsibility, and many of you are tempted to congratulate yourselves on the successes of your lives, and blame God, fate, and society for your failures. [...]

[...] It is because you conceive of the body as existing within one field only that you have not had more success in dealing with human illness.

[...] Your successes and your failures alike, you have yourselves created. [...]

[...] He chose ahead of time something, in other words, with which he knew he could cope and successfully. [...]

[...] We did conduct one quite successful experiment on our own, however, involving hypnosis during my trip to the dentist. [...]

[...] It must give you a sense of belonging, accomplishment, emotional support, at times exhilaration, be intellectually and emotionally satisfying, give you financial success, and some power in the world.

[...] In later years, as books were finished, the matter of publicity would rise anew, but his relative success meant that the issues stayed in the air, so to speak. [...]

[...] It may even be, I’ve often thought, that one cannot really leave the body alone, nor be meant to—for the physical body would be a portion of the reality each individual creates, and so is bound to be intimately involved with individual fears, desires, intents, successes, etc.)

[...] Not only did his book have to be good, you see, but financially successful since you loved him for his talents mainly, and the two were combined. [...]

(In earlier deleted material, Seth told us that Jane’s slower physical motions since the publication of The Seth Material was, in part, caused by her desire to slow down to give me a chance to catch up to her own success, etc., through my painting.)

[...] If the projection is a success, you will instantly lose contact with the body using this method. [...]

[...] Projection from a dream is something else again, and when executed successfully, you have a fine example of the self as it changes the focus of awareness. [...]

[...] You may be most successful in reaching your goals while still thinking yourself a failure.