“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

It would therefore be highly limiting for me to deliver our material in such a way that I emphasized those matters in which science might agree with my material. In your society people have been taught in many areas that change can only lead to a deterioration, and this seems to have a scientific justification. Creativity thrives on change, however.

I want you both to look at Ruburt’s physical condition in the light of what I have just said about creativity always contradicting the evidence to some degree. In your works, you both automatically have the courage, the daring, to allow creativity its way. To some extent, however, you are both still hypnotized by the evidence of Ruburt’s condition—where instead it should be used as a jumping-off board, as a gap to be filled with reality (emphatically). When you create you dream. Creativity, again, thrives on dreaming, and dreaming serves as a conduit for Framework 2’s activity. You do not concentrate on what stands in your way. You do not imagine impediments.

At various times this one God of Carter’s seems to have said, on more unearthly subjects, that the Jews would be saved, while our infidels languished in the deepest hell, or that the Mohammedans would be saved—and throughout history as you know it, and as you do not know it, the stories have thrived. [...]

[...] However he thrives and literally demands a luxurious sense of inner love, an abundance of warmth and affection. [...]

There are “hardy souls” who thrive in physical reality, and who may have difficulties acclimating to other nonphysical areas of activity. [...]

[...] Then all attention must be taken from it, for it thrives on attention.

Then however the abilities want to grow and thrive, and the economic factors must no longer be a prime incentive. [...]

[...] He thrives on praise; so, true to form, the giant killer Ruburt insults him to his face.

[...] He does need and thrive upon your support. [...]

[...] Thoughts thrive on association. [...]

[...] I thrive on flexible give and take. [...]

Energy, by nature, replaces itself and thrives with use. [...]

[...] … Then all attention must be taken from it, for it thrives upon attention.