“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When you are learning to walk or swim you do not stop to think, “How am I doing this, will I meet a mean old fish or not, will I pull?” and you do not imagine the dire consequences that may, therefore, attend you and do not do so now. [...]

[...] Although tired, she felt much better—pleasantly relaxed, she said, as one might be after a long swim. [...]

[...] We began sessions at 9 P.M. Five minutes before nine, I’d get that feeling again, that I was going to leap from a high diving board into a deep pool—and without knowing for sure whether or not I could swim.

[...] But as a fish swims through water, but the fish is not the water, I am not Ruburt’s subconscious.

[...] My consciousness returned so quickly to my body that my physical head was swimming. [...]

[...] My younger brother Bill and I were in swimming. [...]

[...] But it represents your deepest, most creative impulses; to fight against it is like trying to swim upstream against a strong current.

[...] Bodily abilities, however, would be freely expressed so that one woman might be a great runner, or a man excel at swimming. [...]

[...] You follow these so unconsciously and beautifully, you swim through them so easily, that it does not occur to you to question your origin, or the medium in which your experience has its existence. [...]

[...] Like fish, they can swim in other streams. [...]

[...] (Knowing how to swim helps.)

[...] When we drove past a house with a swimming pool Betts remarked that she was too old for such things. [...]

[...] But as a fish swims through water, the fish is not water, and I am not Ruburt’s subconscious.

[...] Bill went swimming. [...]

[...] It is interesting to note that the U.S. Naval Reservation of San Geronimo lies across a couple of hundred yards of open water from the spot where Bill Gallagher went swimming and skin diving.)

[...] Once that belief is annihilated, the other quite-as-legitimate views of reality can appear to your consciousness, and worlds just as valid as your own swim into view.

Accounts of projecting into distant future lives seem rare: Perhaps the conscious self deeply hesitates at swimming in such uncharted pools of consciousness, even though present and future relationships are assumed.

[...] / From now on we’ll / have to go together /
just out as far as I can / walk or swim—or I’ll go /
mind-traveling with you. [...]

[...] That ineluctable universe within which we swim so beautifully day and night, one that, according to Seth, we also create—and all at once, no less! [...]