“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I told Jane I’d thought of using the pendulum after the session to get at the cause of the hand phenomenon, since I didn’t want to interrupt book dictation by asking Seth about it. [...]

[...] And it was very well put, I thought as I wrote.)

[...] It does not control you, for you alter it with each thought and action, even as each motion at the mountain’s top affects its base. [...]

There are languages that have nothing to do with words — or with thoughts as you understand them. [...]

[...] But at your level of activity your thoughts, feelings, and intents, however private, form part of the inner environment of communication. [...]

The body, responding to his thoughts, feelings, and beliefs, has much more data to deal with, therefore, and must have a clear area in which concise action is possible.

[...] I was about to throw the card away this week when I thought of using it for the envelope tonight, and consciously had forgotten many of the 1964 connections.

(“A connection with the letter M”, referred, I thought, to the initials, MCI, which are used to designate the modern new office building here in Elmira, at which I bought my membership in the AAA. [...]

[...] At first we thought her idea did not apply, but then she felt it did, and Seth agrees. [...]

[...] I thought it was from its recent moving, after such a long period of inactivity. [...]

[...] Ironic indeed, I thought as I drove home, if the broken leg would serve as the last, final impetus toward clearing our psyches of the last of the old, damaging beliefs, so that the new synthesis can finally take place: the body can heal itself …

All of the suggestions in this chapter can indeed help break down those habitual thought patterns, however, and if such a person is seeing a therapist, it is an excellent idea if the entire family join in the therapy.

If you have questions, I shall answer them but all of this is meant to show you that reality is more than you thought reality to be… I am not here as the host of a party. [...]

[...] And the thought of families of consciousness merging for different reasons — even while I accept that all of this is put in very limited terms — seems to have such perfect inner logic and delightful playfulness about it that I launch into the mergings notion with all kinds of questions, and impressions exploding outward.

It is not to say that you cannot understand the nature of the universe to some extent, but the answers lie in the natures of your own minds, in the processes of individual creativity, in studies that ask questions like: “Where did this thought come from? [...]

[...] I thought another connection might apply also. [...]

[...] She said she thought it a good idea to continue the experiments in this vein however. [...]

[...] For all of these issues are related, and the movement of your thought is as lively as the movement of any molecule and far more powerful. [...]

[...] You do direct your own thoughts. [...]

Now: The animals do have imagination, regardless of your current thought. [...]

[...] The historical Christ,³ as he is thought of, was a man illuminated by psychic realities, touched with the infinite realization that any one given individual was, by virtue of his or her existence, a contact between All That Is and mankind.

[...] I thought the dream meant that she was just investigating past events when she had normal freedom of movement, with the idea of bringing them into the future. [...]

(Pause.) The two of you thought of yourselves specifically as a writer—or rather a poet—and an artist before our sessions began. [...]

4. I’ve always thought Seth’s term, “value fulfillment,” a particularly evocative one. [...]

[...] Seth, she said, thought it “cute,” and “silly,” that we should be so concerned, when we have all the time we need to get all the information we want.)

[...] As in almost all cases of disease, however, if it were possible to have a kind of “thought transplant” operation, the disease would quickly vanish.

[...] Jane took a break when we heard someone pushing what we thought was the medicine cart out in the hall toward our room. [...]

(“I’ve thought of that.”)