“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane said that since the session today she realized she’d been worrying about three things: 1. Getting home for Thanksgiving. [...]

[...] Now she can reach perhaps three inches behind the ear. [...]

1. A note added a little later: For more on Dialogues, altered states of consciousness, creative processes, etc., see the notes following the 618th session in Chapter Three, and those for the 639th session in Chapter Ten.

2. Seth notes in part, in Chapter Three of Seth Speaks: “Root assumptions are those built-in ideas of reality … those agreements upon which you base your ideas of existence. [...]

[...] Usually the perceptions glide to one or the other: that one becomes shadowy or indistinct as the other becomes stronger and appears three-dimensionally.

[...] In the framework of three-dimensional reality in which reincarnation exists, the structure of the body itself requires (in quotes) “time” lapses. [...]

[...] And there will be in the future an event that will bind the three of you together.

I here mention once more that you keep some watch upon Miss Callahan, and would indeed suggest that Ruburt, for a period of three or four days, brings up the mail to Miss Callahan. [...]

[...] When the three of us are together upon some other occasion, then perhaps we shall see about your effects. [...]

[...] A variety of events that occur within three days, involving three people. [...]

[...] Three arches.

[...] Plain water should be taken often, a glass three to five times daily. [...]

[...] From your viewpoint in three-dimensional reality it is safe, most advantageous, to journey into other dimensions only when you have a reliable vehicle in which to travel. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Within three months time there should be a noticeable improvement. [...]

[...] And pertaining to our imaginary situation concerning the three glasses, you must realize then that each of these three glasses, being valid physical constructions, are composed of atoms and molecules that contain their own capsule comprehension and generalized consciousness.

[...] You would, of course, have each instead constructed your own apparition, in your own space perspective; and because of the other clues usually given the three apparitions would have seemed to be one, agreeing for all intents and purposes to be similar in terms of appearance, and approximate location.

(“Can you help the three of us when we try to send telepathic messages back and forth?”

A legal document having to do with a house or estate, within the last three months, or to come within three months, that may have to do with family.

[...] This will be true portrait work—the personality as seen in more than three-dimensional terms. [...]

[...] She had it three nights ago; when she got up during the night to write it down, she found the task took an hour. [...]

[...] He likes a change of pace, alterations in schedule—changing his hours, for example—two or three times a year, works well for him when he allows it.

Two periods of three hours apiece would be quite sufficient for most people, if the proper suggestions were given before sleep — suggestions that would insure the body’s complete recuperation. [...]

As many light snacks would actually be much better than three large meals a day, so short naps rather than such an extended period would also be more effective. [...]

[...] His sleeping periods were instead for two or three hours, stretched through the nighttime from dusk to dawn, but alternated by periods of high wakefulness and alert activity. [...]

As a rule each entity is born so that he experiences at least three roles, that of mother, father and child. I make three roles rather than two because a complete childhood, for example at least once, is usually necessary so that a personality can experience the knowledge of human growth.

Of course two lives would be sufficient to give you the three roles, but in some cases a personality does not function into adulthood, and therefore does not experience motherhood or fatherhood. [...] Beside the three necessary roles there is another quality, different in dimension, which is also necessary for the personality, and this involves the fullest use of potential.

[...] R-a-g-a-n. He had a wife, five children, and three children who died in their early years. [...]

(On the evening of last Saturday, February 8, 1964, I had three separate and very strange sensations.

[...] I thought I had three choices: eliminate; cut down; shift into an appendix. [...]

Now: Dictation: Everything that is apparent three-dimensionally has an inside source, out of which its appearance springs. [...]

The cell as you understand it is but the cell’s three-dimensional face. [...]

(Pause, one of many, at 9:37.) While operating through the body structures, consciousnesses such as your own focus largely upon the three-dimensional orientation. [...]

[...] Just as they had before our three-month layoff from book work [after Session 707], her trances for “Unknown” Reality were proving to be more “difficult” to initiate than those for the previous Seth books.⁹ She often had to wait for just the right moment to get back into dictation following a break, too; so tonight, after we’d shared an apple, she sat rather impatiently anticipating Seth’s return. [...]

[...] He’s come through with four more sessions since then, too — the last three of them growing out of the unexpected death of our young cat, Billy, on February 28. [...]

(Seth also touched upon the question while dealing mainly with Billy’s death in the next three sessions, which are also private, but this evening he was more specific. [...]

We’d felt the same way when Willy had died three years ago, and now — as she had then — Jane said sadly: “If I could answer our questions about that cat’s death, maybe I could answer our questions about everything….”

“Billy belonged in another probability, and in a fashion you switched probabilities for him, though without his consent, when you took him from the animal shelter, where he would have soon been ‘done away with.’ His three years with you represented a grace period for him…. [...]

[...] The other three witnesses are young people and had no idea that such physical performances were possible over a period of hours. [...]

[...] The rest have involved a small group of interested people, and it is probably fair to say that the question of exhibitionism has arisen in Jane’s mind on but three or four occasions. [...]

He rarely slept for more than three hours at a time for years, without interruption, and the old remembered biological pattern returns. [...] Mainly however the three-hour biological pattern simply returns.

[...] This made us feel good indeed, for it signaled the first publication of a Seth book in three years [since Personal Reality came out in 1974]. [...]

[...] In his (unpublished) apprentice novels, Ruburt (Jane) did two or three versions of an episode with a priest he had known in his youth. [...]

Because the episode was used on two or three different occasions, Ruburt could see how this memory changed. [...]

[...] This was the same officer who’d brought us the message from Julia Bade two or three weeks ago. [...]

Three one five connected here. Perhaps the passage was on the page number three one five. [...]

[...] But three people together, but also referring to a fourth.

[...] This has been the routine for the last year and three-quarters or so. [...]

[...] Imagine that at age 13, three strong energy centers come to the surface of the personality — highly charged, so that one person cannot adequately fulfill the desires or abilities presented. You may have a three-way split at age 13. At [age] 40, each of the three selves may recognize age 13 as a turning point, and wonder what might have happened had they chosen other courses.

[...] There were three offshoots: one, the nun, with mysticism conventionally expressed, but under guarded circumstances; one, the writer who veiled mystical experience through art; and one, the Ruburt you know, who experienced mystical experience directly, teaches others to do the same, and forms through writing a wedding of the two aspects. [...]