“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I believe I have solved some of them, or at least am embarked on the right course after a very long period of trial and error. [...]

[...] The knowledge is translated into information that is broken down in the dream state into more specific data, highly symbolized, suiting individual requirements and “run through the body” in a kind of ghostly trial fashion.

[...] Yet a trial and error period is extremely necessary, and in your cases natural, and should not lead to discouragement.

Again, it is involved with the trial-and-error method. [...]

[...] It must not be a willy-nilly trial, a one-or-two day affair, but a wholehearted plunge into whatever approach you choose, and you should also follow the suggestions given later concerning time and your attitude. [...]

[...] A trial-and-error system is (underlined) involved; but inner processes are reflected rather quickly in these cases upon the physical condition.

[...] Leaving Walt for you on a moment’s notice, so to speak, was not extremist behavior either, for he had spent three years in that relationship, and gave it indeed all the trial period it deserved. [...]

How many reptiles tried for wings, for example, and failed, or could not fly—or how many millions of reptiles did it take, and how many trials, before the first triumphant bird flew above the landscape? [...]

[...] If he feels he is on trial in the religious area, then this has negative connotations.

The dream state provides you with a trial framework in which you explore probable actions and decide upon the ones you want to physically materialize. [...]

[...] You must manage it with conscious decisions, even if you go on trial basis with different methods, working toward what suits you best. [...]

[...] Not of words, not of concepts, not of trial and error, but the point of existence within you that is now present and of which you are all aware. [...]

[...] He would not waste time in the trial-and-error procedures that you now take for granted. [...]

It is a lack of development, spiritual development, and so it will automatically lead them into trials that they will have to face. [...]

[...] Trial and error will show you the proper balance, and each successful attempt gives you added experience and control.

[...] Then after many trials, make an attempt at a bridge from their consciousness to the self that you think of as you. [...]

This was in Belgium—and I will not be tricked, my dear Joseph—it was in Belgium in 1632, and our Philip in a rather sensational case for the times actually brought this husband to a village trial, a particularly unusual occurrence at that time. [...]

There are also “trial runs” in human and animal species alike, in which peeks are taken, or glimpses, of physical life, and that is all. [...]

However, the dream was basically clairvoyant, in that it foresaw the actual situation of Sunday, in which the mother ended up on trial before her sons; and it did prepare you so that you automatically adjusted yourself, coming through the actual situation rather intact, since you had already faced it on another level.

[...] She also informed Rob that I could contact the deceased for their living relatives if I wanted to, emphasizing that a good deal of trial and error would be involved as both of us learned to use our psychic abilities.