“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Myths as you know them represent bridges of psychological activity, and point quite clearly to patterns of perception and behavior through which, in your terms, the race passed as it traveled to its present state. [...]

[...] Each of your beliefs, therefore, has its own unique origin and feeling patterns, so you must for yourself travel back through your beliefs and your own feelings until intellectually and emotionally you realize your rightness, your completely original existence in time and space as you know it.

[...] The self or structure or personality travels outward and inward and (if you will forgive me) in all directions. [...] And you can travel no other. [...]

[...] In a manner of speaking, the mind sends out electromagnetic patterns that are used almost like aerial bridges, upon which the signals of consciousness travel invisibly through your world. [...]

[...] So do those who travel by air or water.

Now I have said this before, that one of our most extensive travelers is completely unaware of her nightly adventures, and again I will not look at anyone in particular because I would not embarrass you. [...]

[...] During the dream state you can travel to the ends of the universe as you know it. [...]

[...] Travel through the personality that you call yourself. [...]

You visit with travelers from other systems. [...]

[...] There are walks in space and time through which you can travel, and in dreams you have been where I am. [...] Feel it travel through the universe and know that it is not dependent upon your physical image. [...]

[...] And consider this puzzler: Granted my consciousness traveled from Elmira to San Juan in space, what about time? [...]

[...] Brief but definite traveling sensations followed. [...]

[...] I have told you often that there are methods by which you can indeed take your waking self into the dream state and follow your own travels. [...]

[...] You are much more aware of your inner travels than you think you are. [...]

(9:53.) The portion of you that was attracted to that route continues to travel it. [...]

[...] Centuries ago, ordinary people did not have the opportunity to travel from one country to another with such rapidity. [...]

[...] They didn’t like to travel after dark. [...]

[...] They usually had 4 horses on the stage, sometimes 6. And sometimes they used only 2. Just families traveled on the stage. [...]

I have not given you complicated methods concerning out-of-body travel, and yet all of our books, by changing your attitudes, will help you bring about changes in yourselves that will automatically enhance such activities. [...]

(12:19.) A man might merge his own consciousness with a running stream, traveling in such a way for miles to explore the layout of the land. [...]

“Nerve impulses travel outward from the body, invisibly along these nerve pathways in much the same manner that they travel within the body. The pathways are carriers of telepathic thoughts, impulses, and desires that travel outward from any given self, altering seemingly objective events.”

[...] Travel to any other land of physical reality must then involve alterations of consciousness.²

[...] When you begin to travel away from that home station, you become more aware of the other frequencies⁴ that are buried within it. [...]

2. In Note 4 for Session 702, in Volume 1, Seth briefly discussed “space travel” into another probability.

[...] The type of fragment your friend saw was of this type, but so disconnected from your friend, and so absentmindedly was it sent upon its travels, that its information was probably passed directly to the entity which your friend represents. [...]

[...] Instead of projecting them outward as you did in the York Beach images, they are directed to a specific area of the body, or in other cases allowed to wander, traveling troublemakers, so to speak, through the body’s physical system.”

[...] Yours is simply not one that I have pursued, and one of the purposes of my appearance at these sessions is to acquaint the one you call Ruburt with inner travel, for he must leave the system as you know it, and in doing so set up habits and paths that can be used to advantage.

In dreams you continue to create pseudo-objects; even in your travels into experiences in other fields of reality, you continue to insist upon the paraphernalia of objectivity until it imprisons you, and you cannot see beyond it.

[...] On Jane’s part, one of her counterparts, Zelda, has traveled far away, although maintaining a tenuous, infrequent contact by mail. [...] Sue Watkins remains close (to both of us, by the way), even though she now lives in a small community that’s well over an hour’s travel north of Elmira. [...]

[...] The prizes—a car, etc.—reminded her of how we used to travel, and her physical freedom to do so. [...]

[...] Instead, I see each one of us as traveling a most curious and branching-out or circuitous route, one that is creative in ways that are both known and, I’m sure now, unknown.