“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The male, then, is thought to want sex whether or not he has any love response to the woman in question — or sometimes to desire her precisely because he does not love her. [...]

[...] It is unfortunate that medical men who deal with the mind as a specialty have not thought of some of these connections more thoroughly.

(I thought for a moment. [...]

[...] I assume it will take lots of work to accomplish this, but am inserting these thoughts here as a remainder of one of the things I want to accomplish this year in this area. [...]

[...] She thought the trance had been deeper than usual to cover many distractions: the weather and new rain, traffic noise, a party going on downstairs, etc.

[...] We thought that we would let the session open itself, however it might. [...]

[...] For some reason it made an impression on me, whereas many times while Jane is dictating I have had a thought similar to the one Jane was about to voice. [...]

(Without necessarily expecting an answer this evening, I asked a question I thought Jane might want to consider if and when she wrote an introduction for this book: Could she dictate the whole book for Seth in, say, a month’s worth of daily sessions, or did she need a certain amount of day-by-day living and experience, over a period of months, perhaps, in order to be able to let the book come through?

[...] The old man also stands for Ruburt’s father, as Ruburt thought of him bumming around, frittering away his time and energy, so he was stealing from the pot. [...]

(No session was held Monday night because Jane was so relaxed again—that is, I’d thought that was the reason, but more about that later. [...]

A man in the background of your acquaintance, not connected with the company now, or if he is, he is far from your thoughts. [...]

(Long pause.) The effect of those old negative beliefs, however, was stronger in Ruburt than in yourself, for he certainly thought at one time that if he curtailed physical motion people would not attack him for his amazing psychic and mental motion. [...]

[...] Each session should be thought of with its questions in consecutive terms, so that later questions follow the reasoning pattern already given.

[...] For worrying is the prolongation of fearful, negative thoughts directed against another.

(“I thought I would.”)

(1. At the end of the paragraph of material begun at 10:35, where Seth touched upon the “withinness of consciousness”: I thought his data there echoed Jane’s own, as she recorded it in The Wonderworks.

[...] Instead of a time sequence that governs or seems to govern thought, mental activity of any kind, and overt action, you have associative processes, offshoots, and possibilities. [...]

[...] The voice was definitely independent, another person’s, not my own; nor was the thought my own.

[...] Leonard knows Mr. Ryerson, and said that he did have a daughter, who was he thought possibly about seventeen. [...]

[...] She was obviously tiring, and said she thought it was because Seth was giving us a lot of personal material. [...]

It was thought that you had the ability to escape relatively unscathed. [...]

[...] In a manner of speaking, your slightest thought gives birth to worlds.” [...]

[...] The movements were unmistakable but the messages unclear, except that O B, whom I have not thought of in many years, repeated his presence. [...]