“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I added that it wasn’t a question of money, meaning that I thought the money would be provided should we decide to undertake such a project. [...]

[...] You make the organization your thoughts perceive as organization. [...]

[...] Your thoughts perceive an organization. [...]

(Shortly before the session, Jane told me she thought we’d get material on the new book as well as some other information we were interested in.

[...] But I saw similarities of course between those various news events happening in far portions of the earth today, and the thought that the American and European civilizations had existed for so long on the same planet, yet completely unknown one to the other.

[...] First of all, within your system, relatively speaking, there can be and usually is, some lapse between my own thought and Ruburt’s verbalization. [...]

[...] I had some, but thought Jane would want to keep the session short.)

For one thing the self is usually thought of in terms of existence only within one particular time sequence pattern. [...]

[...] At the time I prepared the envelopes I thought of including the photo with Peggy’s article, but decided against it at the last minute.

[...] I do not know why you have not thought of this yourself, or in any case why you have not put it into practice.

[...] Jane and I have thought back, and conclude that it is very possible I took the slip to the office during March. [...]

[...] I had thought it okay to ask the next question, since Seth had taken a rather lengthy pause.)

[...] Jane thinks she could have also thought of John Bradley as well as Jane Butts, and not wanting to commit herself spoke aloud the initials instead of one or the other full name.

All of this is fine theory, esoteric but hardly practical — unless you begin to question the nature of your own thoughts, and begin to explore the reality of those events that you seem to encounter.⁵

[...] After 10:19: “To the extent that you are open and receptive, you can benefit greatly by the various experiences of your probable selves … often what seems to you to be an inspiration is a thought experienced but not actualized on the part of another self … Ideas that you have entertained and not used may be picked up in this same manner by other probable you’s. Each of these probable selves considers itself the real you, of course, and to any one of them you would be the probable self; but through the inner senses each of you are aware of your part in this gestalt.”

[...] She thought Seth could give a session. [...]

(Up until this point I had made a verbatim record as usual, and had thought the little session in Dr. Instream’s office ended. [...]

[...] Here, within the moment point, the smallest thought is brought to fruition, the slightest possibility explored, the probabilities thoroughly examined, the least or the most forceful feeling entertained. [...]

[...] When his creative abilities found contemporary scientific thought also too narrow, however, and his natural intuitions had led him toward a new framework—one that, again, introduced values having to do with the nature of consciousness, or soul—then the new ideas began to conflict directly with the old buried ones, particularly those that had to do with the conflicts between creative expression, the church, and “forbidden knowledge.” [...]

[...] I mentioned this to Ruburt today, but he thought the idea his own.

[...] Jane stopped speaking, and I thought the session was over. [...]

Thought takes time, and exists by virtue of cellular composition. [...]

[...] I thought it very likely she would speak in the new voice. [...]

I hope I have given you in this book a far more gallant and true picture, that represents the origin of your life, structure and being and thought. [...]

[...] “We don’t want it thought,” I wrote when I got back to the hill house, “that the overall consciousness of Iran is playing with the individual consciousnesses of its people, say, as with toy soldiers, setting its citizens up against the world only to have them knocked down. [...]

[...] I cannot make the words express my thoughts and feelings the way I want them to.

[...] Some may have existed in your past, and some were thought of but never physically materialized.

[...] At first Jane and I thought this might refer to the month I found the discarded poinsettia on the back porch last winter. [...]