“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At one time I thought of asking Tam if he’d do it. [...]

[...] I hadn’t thought we’d manage to have a session today, the way things were going, but even though it was getting late. [...]

(Jane thought Seth would speak if a session were held, but this did not prove to be the case. [...]

[...] As she waited for the end of break she felt “different,” so we thought the new personality would resume. [...]

[...] I thought it was bothering Jane, since she seemed to be sitting in a rather tense position in her rocker. [...]

[...] The particular negative words spoken or thought are but indications of this break of impetus. [...]

The personal subconscious can be thought of as a threshold between the ego and the inner self; not only can glimmerings of the inner self be glimpsed through the subconscious, but also the diverse characteristics of the ego touch this personal subconscious. [...]

[...] As I’ve told Jane several times lately, the renewing rain reminded me once again of the wonders of nature, and I thought once again of living a natural life outdoors in the environment of woods and elements, summer and winter. [...]

[...] I am not making value judgments, for each individual has his own purposes, and his unique abilities are so intimately connected with his own characteristics that it makes no sense to make that kind of comparison—but Picasso, for example, was an alien to profound thought. [...]

[...] Perfect, he would have thought, at least one of them, for a summer studio. [...]

(Jane had voiced these thoughts while getting supper this evening; it was the first time I had heard her speak this way. [...]

[...] That was his inner thought, and this was interpreted literally.

(“I thought Jane had that in mind.”)

[...] As inappropriate as this might sound, thoughts of your own fortunate financial situation help you increase that abundance—but it also helps to increase the abundance of others.

[...] In deeper terms the thoughts of abundance affect the inner order of events, minimizing the threat felt by others.

[...] Both John and Grace are upset also because Pocket Books thought about using the same photo of Jane on the cover of their book—The Coming of Seth—that Bantam had used on the cover of their issue of Seth Speaks.)

[...] Each thought is a new creation. [...]

And now with thoughts of peace I leave you, but sense within yourselves your own vitality and realize that the true source of peace and vitality is within each of you. [...]

[...] Follow those thoughts and as you read the material in the same way let your imagination take wing. [...]

[...] The fear under those circumstances of letting go, and yet the fear has to do with the deeper fear involving the nature of your own inner faith—thoughts, of course, of being annihilated, not however by the emotions of another, but by your own.

[...] Let yourself be lost in the wonder of his hand upon your thigh, of the heat between the hand and the thigh, and forget the word or thought of sexual orgasm. [...]

[...] Your methods are sometimes thought of as avant garde in comparison to many others. [...]

[...] It does no good to say “Why should such things be?” since you are here to learn how (underlined) thoughts, feelings and emotions are materialized physically.

[...] The “as if” game will increase the suggestions’ worth by dissipating habitual areas of thought that combat them.

[...] The fact remains however that many individuals choose to “specialize” in quotes, learning for example how to translate creative thought into physical form, or into physical abundance, and relatively ignore other areas.

[...] She spoke with much emphasis; so much so that I thought her voice already was showing signs of strain.)

[...] I thought that already she showed signs of weariness, especially in her voice. [...]

[...] At the same time she thought the material very good.

[...] Which would pose a few obstacles, I thought as I fell asleep. …

(This evening, Jane had many thoughts and images before the session got under way. [...]

[...] It contained strong hints that those creatures are geniuses, possessing the ability of abstract thought to a high degree.⁵ Such is indeed the case.

I’ve had my own hassles with impulses, following only those I thought would lead me where I wanted to go, and drastically cutting down those I feared might distract me from my work. Like many other people, I thought that following my impulses was the least dependable way of achieving any goal — unless I was writing, when impulses of a “creative” kind were most acceptable. [...]

[...] Yet there had been an earlier moment just before the onrush of material when I sensed an odd psychological threshold, a certain accelerated state, that in this case at least signaled the intersection of Seth’s thoughts and mine. [...]

[...] Her thoughts had touched upon the sessions dealing recently with Bill Gallagher’s ulcer. Jane thought, idly, that some foods would not be practical for Bill to eat. [...]

[...] There are however, obviously, patterns which are set up by action, that may be thought of as pathways composed of action, through which action then flows.

[...] Not that she thought Seth was there to be seen, but she did sense something out of the ordinary. [...]

[...] I thought our own attitudes might have caused it. [...]

[...] You will be leaving all thoughts of continuity of time behind you in such a case.

Another thought here is the love of continuing creation, which is continually formed by, through, and because of inquiring consciousness. [...]

[...] Shortly before 7 PM Jane told me that she felt herself to be in an excellent mood of pleasant anticipation; she thought she might be trying to receive information, but did not know how to go about it.

[...] We began to exchange random thoughts. [...]

[...] They thought Seth was “all right” as a teacher. [...]

[...] … The effect of any thought is quite precise and definite and set into motion because of the nature of its own electromagnetic identity. [...] A destructive thought, then, is dangerous not only to the present state of the organism but is also dangerous in terms of the ‘future.’

[...] Then Seth said to the critical self, ‘This is symbolism … food for thought … far more complicated than you know and beyond any part of you that you understand.’ At once the dream self became soothed, almost hypnotically. [...]

[...] Bad health, for example, does not happen first, resulting in unhealthy thoughts. [...]

[...] In such cases, these perceptions may find their way to the ego, appearing as inspirations or intuitive thought.

[...] Your dreams, thoughts, and emotions are literally transformed into physical matter purposefully by this inner self.

[...] Jane said she thought the delivery had taken perhaps ten minutes instead of the twenty-five it had actually taken. [...]

Most of these are not as symbolic however as Jung thought them to be, though he used a different term, and had only a dim conception of them. [...]

(Jane said she well remembers the potbellied stove in the living room of her own house as a child, and she thought this fact might have been an association that at least helped bring about the above data.