“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It represents a turning away of consciousness from ordinary reality toward an inner one. [...]

When Seth began this manuscript, I was personally working with the idea of “heroic impulses” (those separate from our usual ones) that would operate as inner impetuses toward constructive action. [...]

[...] As a result of such beliefs, I’ve had a most annoying arthritis-like condition for some years that was, among other things, the result of cutting down impulses toward physical motion.

[...] Seth answers those questions and many more, until as we read his explanations we wonder how we could have so misread our own nature as to distrust the very messages meant to lead us toward our own spiritual growth and that of the species as well.

[...] He should indeed now learn to become aware of those immediately denied impulses toward motion, of which he spoke this evening. [...]

I expect then a concentrated effort to spontaneously accept impulses toward action and immediate performance of the act. [...]

[...] But this is leading him toward the beliefs behind the charged repressed aggressiveness, which is highly important.

Make sure that you do not project any negative attitudes toward other issues into the situation. [...]

(Jane said she had an image, an amusing but quite clear one, of a large arrow arching south over the continent toward Florida, so as to emphasize that location in relation to Uncle Ernie.

[...] This is a very loose analogy, but he is hoping to shoot himself toward you like an arrow, hoping that those correspondences that he suspects will help draw him to you. [...]

[...] The soul creates the flesh for a reason, and physical existence for a reason, so none of this is to lead you to a distaste for physical life, nor toward a lack of appreciation for those sensual joys with which you are surrounded. [...]

[...] You should not embark upon an exploration of these nightly adventures if you are depressed, for at this time your own psychic state is predisposed toward depressing experiences, whether awake or asleep. [...]

[...] Toward the end of this book, methods will be given for those who are interested so that you can explore these after-death conditions consciously, having some control over your experiences and progress.

head toward the grass,

[...] I am digressing here to bring you another issue: the strong responsibility he always felt toward his writing ability, he naturally felt toward the psychic ability—but without the necessary sense of discrimination, since he didn’t realize what such activities involved.

[...] Adventures initially was a way of leading him back into “I” writing, and toward Aspects and Rich Bed.

[...] He began to move toward a new contract, which meant Adventures, he felt, rather than Rich Bed.

[...] This has been most opportune—and in them Jane was delighted to see many hints and ideas for future work —many clear signs that she had already begun to feel her way toward the future; including poetry. [...]

In the framework of the Sinful Self’s points of reference and in the Catholic philosophy in which it is based, suffering for a good purpose, toward a good end, toward a good goal for the sake of the soul, is a virtue. [...]

[...] My feelings toward the Sinful Self were certainly not charitable, nor was I about to concede it a state of grace in view of its damaging actions, even if Jane has ignored it and shut off communication. [...]

[...] He is a converter, his system tuned toward converting psychic energy.

[...] She spoke while sitting down, eyes open often, pace slow with many pauses, faster toward the end of the delivery. [...]

[...] She will have a lot of design, and a tendency toward painting. [...]

[...] As we will see later, your imaginations can lead you toward some recognition, even toward some emotional comprehension, of this concept. [...]

[...] You want to extend yourselves as far as possible, because each of you has been born with that urge toward value fulfillment.

The basic discontent colored your other attitudes, both toward your environment, your own work, and other people. [...]

Here you were influenced, where Ruburt was not, toward a job because of ideas of security that came from your mother, and, despite your conscious evaluations, from the activities of your brothers. [...]

[...] I want to remind you however that I went to considerable pains to give you some of the important reasons why you both had a tendency, a strong one, toward repression. [...]

Each most microscopic portion of the body is conscious, strives toward its own goals of development, and is in communication with all other parts of the body.

[...] The main direction and portent, however, of the body consciousness on its own is always toward health, expression, and fulfillment.

[...] She began to have trouble getting through the session, but finished by 3:30, doing better towards the end.

Now I may or may not return, but know that I am present and approachable, and that I have again quickened those healing processes that are leading toward Ruburt’s full recovery.

[...] The paper that he wrote and you read is important there—he must understand more fully that his mind can indeed direct his body toward flexibility. [...]

[...] His attitudes toward such activities may indeed be something else again, but he is working those out, and needs some time to do so. [...]

[...] It is important because it involves both private and public circumstances, his attitude toward himself, you, and other people, spontaneity, and restraint.

You each have strong drives toward secrecy. [...]

A note: Ruburt’s feelings toward this place (apartment 5) are significant and beneficial.

[...] If we behave that way, we can hardly expect others to act differently toward us.

[...] They take it for granted that their needs will be met, and that the universe is well-disposed toward them. [...]

[...] The love of the sportsman for motion can instead be used to encourage him toward physical performance. [...]

It will involve all levels of your realities, and include also your business dealings, your joint attitudes toward Prentice, the reasons for them, and the new framework in which you will be working.

[...] The correspondence has suffered because it has represented your attitudes toward people. [...]

Your ideas about the letter (to correspondents) are encouraging first motions toward what I am speaking of, as are Ruburt’s ideas about class, and your sexual advances. [...]

[...] Jane nodded toward the open windows. [...]

[...] And now I feel, strongly enough to mention it, that my legs are growing down through the floor and my head’s growing up toward the ceiling….”

In the same way you also carry within you structures not yet fully used; those organizations point — in your terms now — toward future evolution. [...]

Suppose you have a particular goal in mind as a youngster, toward which you work. [...]

[...] Her voice rose toward crying again but controlled this. [...]

[...] She bent forward, eyes closed, and reached down toward the floor. [...]

[...] Wide, they stared straight ahead, toward the bookcase. [...]

(Jane felt that when she opened her eyes wide toward the end of the experience she’d start yelling: “Who are you? [...]