“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

([Theodore:] “The one I thought was Bega was actually Ruburt.”)

[...] As our friend here went beyond the point (referring to Theodore), looked at the portraits and consciously—for you did not make an original, intuitive, judgment—but consciously looked at these portraits in terms of nationality, age and all the requirements that you thought of. [...]

[...] I thought the list contained accurate perceptions, the best she has done. [...]

[...] Seth very nicely said that Jane did take my feelings into considerations; but I never thought the answers were very satisfactory, and without checking the record I do not remember any benefits flowing from the session.)

[...] The caution that was given did come through, but of course you apparently thought that this applied to Miss Callahan. [...]

[...] agreeing that such an interpretation was possible, on my own I made no such connection, and thought that drawing such conclusions from the written word was stretching things a bit. [...]

You live in a physical community, but you live first of all in a community of thoughts and feelings. [...]

[...] The world of thought and feeling may be invisible, and yet it activates all physical systems with which you are acquainted.

I would have thought that my friend Ruburt would have realized what he was about.

[...] I’d thought she might pass it up. [...]

[...] She’d had a pain in her side lying there, and was afraid that it was something serious — but when I put her on her back she began to feel better, and thought the pain might only be from gas. [...]

[...] She wondered why, and I said I thought it was because she’d written her feelings down yesterday and today. [...]

[...] She worried about her overweight condition, and [was] depressed at what she thought of as her lack of discipline in following diets. [...]

“Or, I thought suddenly, it was like seeing a new corner of your own psyche, transformed into trees, grass, flowers, sky and fog…. [...]

[...] An attempt to creatively divert his thoughts will help, so he gives his body time to escape his notice.

[...] I thought the material excellent. [...]

Man thought once, historically speaking, that there was but one world. [...]

In thinking your own private thoughts, you also add to a larger psychic and mental reality of which you are part. [...]

[...] Incidentally while we are on this subject, often in the past when you thought you were dealing with a matter or a person in a dissociated manner, you were instead exhibiting a cold conscious detachment.

[...] I will have more to say along this road of thought, but am detoured for just a moment as to which fork to follow.

[...] This was our longest session, and I thought she might be losing her voice. [...]

[...] The thought that she would soon begin talking on some question of philosophy, etc., “when you don’t have an idea in your head,” was still amazing to her. [...]

[...] My answer is, beside my strong affection for you both, that you are unaffiliated with any cult, religion, particular school of thought. [...]

[...] They dislike you for the aggravation, but they admire you because you make them think, and they now are beginning to believe that your thoughts can save them money and time.

[...] If I thought you might do otherwise then I would not give you this particular advice, but you have made your decision so you may as well throw all of your energy into it. [...]

(I read her the prayer at 7:05, after reading today’s session to her, and the inevitable had happened, I thought as I walked down the hall on my way out: Seth had been interrupted and nothing had transpired. [...]

(“I’ll bet no doctor would have thought I could do that,” she said. [...]

[...] I guess this isn’t new information after all, I thought, yet I felt that it was. [...]