“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The true power is in the imagination which dares to speculate upon that which is not yet (intently). The imagination, backed by great expectations, can bring about almost any reality within the range of probabilities. [...]

To remind him, however, that others went up those stairs without a thought, was no help at all (intently), whether or not it is true, for that aroused instant contradictions. [...]

[...] It is true that in this system of which I am speaking, there was a stronger focus upon the arts, and yet there were fewer great artists.

Knowing your reincarnational background, but not knowing the true nature of your present self, is useless. [...]

[...] It’s true that my patience has been sorely tested of late, and, as I told her, I feel that I’ve done a lot during our relationship to help her and go along with her ideas. [...]

[...] It is also true that there are as many places to go as you wish to find. [...]

[...] and you can count on it when you tell me that you are making true progress here. [...]

[...] He is simply acting according to another belief, but he is being true to his nature, which in this case led him to the desire for such an achievement. [...]

[...] It is true he needs quite constant reassurance on that point, however—for letting go is something he would not do to any extent earlier in the same fashion. [...]

So when you are on the way to solving your situation here, I will give you some new ones to solve—and I will give you a push along the way, and you can count on it—and you can count on it when you tell me that you are making true progress here. [...]

It is true that all spring from the same source—creativity—but the divisions between his personality’s use of those abilities, and my use of them, was not to be broken down. [...]

When he allows himself spontaneity his true vitality returns, and the feeling of joy, active joy, that he has so often missed. [...]

[...] This is very true. [...]

(Pause.) In the original experience, however, the true nature of the Speaker is apparent. [...]

As far as light being a mental enzyme, this is true. [...]

Therefore, these wires, continuing our analogy, will grow thick or thin, or change color completely, like some chameleon-like animal constantly camouflaging its true appearance by taking on the outward manifestations of each neighboring forest territory. [...]

[...] He was not to have recalled its true nature, and it was hoped that he would elaborate the experience into a dream which would be composed of the constructive elements which the experience had given him.

[...] It is true the sessions would not have been possible without your encouragement and help, and without the reinforcement of your own abilities.

[...] I think that basically he was unconcerned with ideas of length or time; that Jane’s and my own willingness to continue delivering and recording the body of the material were the true arbiters of its length. [...]

[...] (This was true even when she was consciously unaware of what she was up to. [...]

[...] Intense expansions of consciousness by contrast to your normal state may appear to be cosmic in nature, but they barely hint at those possibilities of consciousness that are available to you now, much less begin to approach a true cosmic awareness.”

[...] Nor has its true nature been recognized.

[...] It is also true that the dream universe is at least as familiar with your own universe as you are familiar with it; and as you tune in on it, so to speak, and while you are necessary for its survival, creating it, so does the dream universe tune in on you. [...]

[...] But the idea is that it is safe to express himself, and that the true purpose of his life is indeed to express those characteristics that compose his personal reality.