“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Identities are never constant as you yourselves are not the same consciously or unconsciously from one moment to the next. [...]

Such connections and questions, whatever their strength and the conscious or unconscious motivations behind them, make a fascinating area for study. [...]

[...] The form of a man, for example, may be a thought-form, or a fragment sent quite unconsciously by another individual whom it resembles. [...]

[...] Your camouflage and your world is created by conscious focusing and unconscious concentration. [...]

[...] So-called present time is thickened, then, by a psychological realization on deep levels of the psyche that all events are interrelated, and that the reincarnational experiences of any given individual provide a rich source of experience from which each person at least unconsciously draws.

Such usually unconscious knowledge is of great benefit to the species itself, so that at certain levels, at least, the knowledge of the species is not imprisoned within any given generation at once, but flows or circulates within the overall larger reincarnational picture. [...]

[...] Instead, you always carry the inner knowledge of innumerable available futures (emphatically). Your emotional life at certain levels is enriched by the unconscious realization that those who love you from past or future are connected to you by special ties that add to your emotional heritage and support.

“Oh, Hon,” I retorted, with uneasy and quite unconscious scorn. [...]

Incidentally I do have access to your conscious and unconscious minds, but only when you permit it. [...]

[...] She states that consciously she had no inkling of the president’s death two days in the future, but now she wonders if unconsciously knowledge revealed itself in the poem.)

[...] Man needs artificial methods for example to operate effectively on land or in water, but the so-called unconscious tree manages very nicely in two worlds as diverse certainly as land and water, and makes himself a part of each. [...]

[...] Now no one on earth is “safe”—in this probable reality our species has given at least unconscious permission (through the dream state, for example) for the great nuclear experiment to continue.

Equally important is Seth’s suggestion that Jane no longer needs “to try to be the perfect self,” even on an unconscious basis. [...]

[...] She would have used you quite unconsciously. [...]

[...] It bears a description of my reactions to at least some vaccines, as well as the most emphatic statement that if I’m found unconscious for any reason — after an accident, say — I must not be given an injection of any kind because I might have a fatal reaction to it. [...]

[...] It could, however, be considered at just about any time, since its proponents believe that it’s unconsciously involved in practically all of our daily activities. [...]