“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] However, through traveling within yourself, you will discover the unity of your consciousness with other consciousnesses. [...]

[...] You must travel through your own consciousness, for then you will find you are making your own journey through a different space. [...]

However, through traveling within yourselves, you will discover the unity of your consciousness with other consciousnesses. [...]

(Shortly before session time Jane told me she had the thought that dreams and astral travel, or the astral body, were somehow connected. [...]

[...] In that life my main occupation was that of a merchant, but I was a highly curious gentleman, and my travels gave me access to many different groups of people.

[...] Because of my interest in them I did far more traveling about the countryside and the region than any prudent man should. [...]

You will both also find travel, when possible, extremely advantageous. [...]

[...] Again, travel when possible will help. [...]

[...] Travel in peace and joy and safety, in your bodies and out.

[...] [It didn’t.] Jane has a traveling infection, he believes, and he hopes it doesn’t get into her bloodstream. [...]

(“Or the other guy is travelling in twos, like say two cycles... [...]

(Eyes open.) I am aware of Ruburt to some extent in the same way that he is aware of his astral form when he is traveling within it, though my awareness is much stronger, and my control is more deliberate. [...]

[...] Ruburt, under such circumstances, cannot travel symbolically from his own atmosphere, though the contacts at our end may be clear. [...]

[...] You can travel from one box to another. [...]

[...] You have traveled through the centuries. [...]

[...] That is, while in theory any personality can choose to travel extensively, this really has no meaning for a large percentage of personalities because of their own peculiar makeup.

[...] An animal is free enough to travel to, say, California from New York. [...]

[...] As you seem in the waking condition to travel out of an experience, or as you seem to separate yourself from it, then physical time enters into your awareness.

(Thus it seems that Seth traveled through the thickness of the paper, picking up impressions as he went along, and did this at least twice. [...]

[...] I have been with you in your travels. [...]

[...] Your own consciousness also travels faster than the speed of light, and big portions of you does understand, to some degree, the nature of our reality. [...]

[...] A delicate manipulation of energy is required, and a constant travel through dimensions. [...]

[...] You can travel in the dream state into levels of reality separated from your own. [...]

[...] Even when you catch yourselves in the most vivid of dream adventures, or find yourselves traveling outside of your bodies while dreaming, you still do not give such experiences equal validity with waking ones.

[...] Recall Ruburt’s episodes with the [psychic] library.¹ Those are examples of far lesser versions of my activities, and yet in those terms, and using an analogy, I travel to many great universities of the mind.