“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Here aggressive and destructive energies were unconsciously projected outward, given a pseudoreality and a temporary physical validity. [...]

Unconsciously, the physical methods at hand are used, then, in such endeavors. [...]

[...] Your unconscious awareness was within them. [...]

[...] I do not want to overemphasize this point, so do not overemphasize it yourself—but the idea is that you sometimes become angry at your own “unconscious creative abilities.” I put that in quotes because you equate creative abilities as largely unconscious. You think, then, that if you were not so creative you could have a proper niche for yourself, and therefore you tense a portion of the body that seems to be connected to the unconscious side of the self, and chose the groin, which connects old beliefs about males to the beliefs about creativity. [...]

[...] “I know that in those earlier sessions Seth said I equated the left side with the unconscious portions of the personality and the masculine role in society [see the deleted sessions for April 4 and 16, 1979], but—”

(Seth:) ...this was in your inner senses and perceiving a different kind of reality in the same way that you formed what you saw on an unconscious basis, in your terms, so you form the physical matter that forms the room on an unconscious basis. [...]

[...] You will begin to use the faculty less and less, unconsciously transfer your attention to the other senses to compensate, and rely less and less upon your ears until the functions themselves do atrophy. [...]

[...] All of the minute manipulations necessary to hearing are unconsciously repressed. [...]

[...] It brings to the surface of awareness whole gestalts of previously unconscious material, then assembles and organizes it in ever-changing form. Through purposeful focus, a literally infinite amount of such data can be unconsciously sorted; then only the desired elements will emerge.

[...] Like natural guilt, the state of grace is unconscious in the animals. [...]

Experience is the product of the mind, the spirit, conscious thoughts and feelings, and unconscious thoughts and feelings. [...]

[...] You are not at the mercy of unconscious drives unless you consciously acquiesce to them. [...]

[...] All deep aspirations and unconscious motivations, all unspoken drives, rise up for the approval or disapproval of the conscious mind, and await its direction.

[...] That work is unconscious.

[...] (Pause.) Those unconscious memories will be activated according to your current beliefs. [...]

I am quite aware that I am repeating myself again and again when I make that statement, but you need to be reminded that you are not at the mercy of unconscious events. [...]

[...] Actually the sessions show a remarkable synthesis of conscious and unconscious abilities, a creative blend that fulfills all portions of the psyche....

[...] The material was unconsciously assimilated.

The thing is, he does unconsciously project in such a way—particularly in the sleep state. [...]

[...] The material mentioned is available in each of the levels of consciousness given, but it must be sought out, either through conscious desire or strong unconscious desire. [...]

In many cases memory remains unconscious as far as waking self is concerned, but the experiences themselves can completely change the structure of an individual life. [...]

[...] Now at any of these various stages of consciousness, other phenomena may also be perceived — thought-forms for example, energy manifestations, projections from the personal subconscious, and projections from the collective unconscious. [...]

Since he does not use his unconscious knowledge of your work in daily life, and since you do not talk of it often, then he searches your face to see how you may have done. [...]

[...] One by one my mental connections fell into place as I searched for it, yet for a time I was quite frustrated while I tried to physically verify my unconscious knowledge of its location.

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

Unconsciously you feel that because you are the oldest son you should be the money-maker, in your mother’s eyes; but she never considered painting as such as financially rewarding. [...] Certain concessions for example you would never make, but you are still unconsciously bothered here, whether you know it or not.

This particular individual was quite aware of what would occur, on what you would call an unconscious basis. [...]

[...] Unconsciously, he looked about for the means and chose those immediately available. [...]

Still, to the unconscious the problem has been set and given. [...]

[...] Given certain sounds, you could recreate your universe as you know it unconsciously, and any one multidimensional symbol can contain all the reality that you know. [...]

The last session, its private portions for Ruburt, should be reread, with its emphasis upon creativity and trust in unconscious processes.

[...] “But if we ‘momentarily put aside’ the ego,” she said to me, “won’t we be unconscious?”

“You are not expected to become unconscious, then. [...]

My remark has nothing to do with your accepted concepts of the unconscious portions of the self. Your ideas of the unconscious are so linked to your limited ideas of personhood as to be meaningless in this discussion. [...]

If you realize that unconsciously you both knew of our work from childhood and before, then some of your characteristics will fall into place like mosaic. [...]

[...] Therefore when you had relations you nicely and symbolically, with beautiful unconscious irony, made sure that they happened when you wanted them least, either on a scheduled basis or when one or you was tired, or when there was every good possibility to believe that you might be interrupted.

In a strange fashion the symptoms also served to stress what he felt you were both trying to deny—his femininity, in that he felt at a very unconscious level that they made him helpless and in need of someone to lean upon—a mute call for support to you, and at that level he was outraged that instead of giving him your hand you would offer mental suggestions.

You have however unknowingly an unconscious supportive relationship simply as a result of the identity of your family. [...]