“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Now she thought the correlations were obvious, especially since her seeing and reading ability today were much better when she felt better otherwise too. She thought Seth would discuss such relationships this evening.)

[...] The bodybuilder would dismiss it without a thought.

[...] I didn’t voice my thoughts, which were kind of low; then Seth returned almost at once:)

[...] Then one ovary had a little black spot on it, and they snipped it off—and lifted it up somehow—and I thought that’s why I haven’t had my periods... [...]

[...] There was a little more to the session after we thought it was over, and I made notes about what was said without using verbatim quotes. [...]

[...] He believed that you thought it a waste of time, so he did not believe his lack of physical mobility that way would hamper you.

[...] He thought he chose methods then that would annoy each of you the least.

(Number twenty-seven: Is evolution, as it is commonly thought of, a fact or something greatly distorted?

(“I’ve already thought of that,” I said. [...]

[...] In that context, the day hours and waking consciousness are thought of as masculine, along with the sun — while the nighttime, the moon, and the dreaming consciousness are considered feminine or passive. [...]

[...] Women who possess characteristics that are thought to be masculine have the same problem on the other side.

The Jonestown people thought that the world was against them, particularly the establishment, and the government of the country. [...]

[...] He identifies with what he thinks of as his logical thought, and the abilities of reasoning. [...]

(9:58.) A recent article in a national magazine speaks “glowingly” about the latest direction of progress in the field of psychology, saying that man will realize that his moods, thoughts, and feelings are the result of the melody of chemicals that swirl in his brain. [...]

(Pause.) The scientists have long stood on the side of “intelligence and reason,” logical thought, and objectivity. [...]

[...] She wasn’t sure without looking at the chart, Joan said, but she thought the dosage had been cut from 0.2 milligrams twice a day to 0.3 milligrams once a day—a reduction of 0.1 milligram daily, as I figure it. [...]

[...] Also, it seems that Seth has answered all of the questions I’d thought of in connection with her experience of the afternoon before last. [...]

[...] I might as well be downtown on a busy street, I thought. [...]

His mother banked upon her femininity, or so it seemed, stressing what Ruburt thought of as feminine wiles. [...]

[...] Our species should study the whole subject of global healing, so that it can use the knowledge gained to lead itself into new areas of thought and feeling.

[...] This chapter will contain some rather fascinating points, for not only do you form the physical reality that you know, but you are also forming other quite valid environments in other realities by your present thoughts, desires and emotions.

[...] Friends and students seemed astonished that of all people, I should have any doubts, but I thought — of all people, who else should have doubts? [...]

[...] Occasionally Rob told me about a few passages that he thought my students might be particularly interested in. [...]

When our sessions first began, I thought of publishing the material as my own, so that it could be accepted for its value, without introducing questions about its source. [...]

[...] She said she thought Seth kept her going until he had gotten all of the above material through. [...]

These sessions represent what you might call previews of eternity, in that you are to some extent receptors of thought that is not hampered by time, and of a companionship that has not ceased with the stirring of the centuries, and with a valid emotional relationship that has escaped the camouflage aspect of physical reality.

[...] Neither of us felt particularly tired but thought we’d notice the lack of sleep tomorrow.

[...] I had thought that her removal from the hospital meant an improvement in her condition.)

(To Nadine.) It often occurs that those who have strong healing abilities focus upon illness and sickness and are obsessed with it in the same way that many ministers, given to thoughts of good and God, are obsessed with the idea of the devil and evil. [...] If you will forgive me, it is somewhat like a woman with very earthly desires, but strong abilities in that line, who rigorously refuses to use them and dwells instead on thoughts of their evil, holding them back simply because she realizes they are so strong. [...]

[...] For as you were created, so you create and those thoughts of yours that you consider meaningless and that escape from you, and those dreams of yours that you consider meaningless and that escape from you, these are also given vitality and existence for you cannot help but create even as you have created. [...]

(I had mentioned this thought to Jane several hours ago, thinking that if she needed an exclusive workroom there was no solution for it but to move to a larger apartment.)

[...] And of course we immediately thought of the session being interrupted. [...]

(For the next four paragraphs, I experienced many instances of what I thought might be telepathy between Jane and me. [...]

(Jane also thought she knew something of what Seth had planned to discuss this evening, relative to action within action. [...]

You made some comments very important to him—further illuminating how his past beliefs colors his thoughts, so that he looked at the worst side of the given picture. [...]

[...] I hadn’t thought there was anything left for her to hide from me — but upon reflection I saw that her behavior was quite typical, quite secretive. [...]