“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

For some of you the city will have a theater. For some of you it will not. For those of you who like theater, it will be like none you have ever seen. In it the actors and actresses will take the parts of beliefs — of fleshed beliefs — and the morality play, so to speak, will deal with the nature of beliefs and how they are enacted through the centuries as well as through the hours. That theater then will serve many purposes, even as each of you are exquisite performers, and have chosen the roles and beliefs that you have taken….

What magicians we all are,
turning darkness into light,
transforming invisible atoms
into the dazzling theater
of the world,
pulling objects,
(people as well
as rabbits)
out of secret
microscopic closets,
turning winter into summer,
making a palmful of moments
disappear through time’s trap door.

[...] After though, Pat Norelli (I think it was her, though she didn’t look like Pat particularly) myself and two young men were climbing along a high ledge toward the top of the gigantic theater. [...]

(Just before supper I told Jane about my dream of last night, involving Bill Gallagher: He’d been a white-haired stage performer, and I looked down on him from a box seat in the loge of an intimate, dramatically-lit theater. [...]

[...] Ruburt should like this, for the actress stands for your idealized version of Jane, as a star however in a different theater. [...]

[...] While everything seems neat and tidy within those specifications, and whole, you operate with brilliant nonchalance in the theater of time and space. [...]

This could be however a theater or theater building, but if so it is not (pause) on exact street level.

[...] One of them is about a world theater, made up of a particular century. [...]

Give us a moment … The world then is indeed like a theater at any given time, but the play is not preordained or laid out. [...]

[...] The star in the medical theater is the absent one, and that applied to his personal situation. [...]

[...] Take your theaters’ moving picture dramas. [...]

[...] They provide an ever-enduring theater of reality. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) Pretend that you are a fine actor, playing in a multidimensional theater, so that each role you take attains a vitality far surpassing the creative powers of any ordinary play.

[...] Your world provides a theater in which certain events can or cannot occur. [...]

Some sort of theater. [...]

Theater-type chairs rather than seats.

[...] They were folding-type chairs with cushioned seats, as found in theaters. [...]

[...] If you asked someone else, this individual might say instead: “New York City has the finest of museums, open-air concerts in some of the parks, fine sculpture, theater, and probably the greatest collection of books outside of the Vatican. [...]

Some sort of theater. [...]

[...] Theater-type chairs rather than benches.

[...] Others see the universe as a sort of theater into which we are thrust at birth and from which we depart forever at death. [...]

Every subconscious personality then would see and hear the same dream, as many persons may watch the same movie; and as each person in a theater interprets the symbolism of the drama differently, so does each layer of the subconscious interpret differently the same elements of one dream.

[...] We interpreted this as a possible reference to street lights at first, or a theater marquee, since the reunion was held at night, and nighttime travel would involve lights, etc. [...]