“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

And Jung’s so-called “unconscious” is very conscious indeed. [...]

[...] For information is given to you not only in your waking, conscious, alert daily life but in what you would call your unconscious sleep state. [...]

Consciously you knew this was a rich country in your present life, but unconsciously you held to these old feelings of fear. [...]

Far from beliefs being embedded in the so-called unconscious, they are relatively speaking more plastic there. [...]

[...] His request that you surprise him with buying him clothes is an unconscious attempt to get you to express some financial exuberance, or trust.

[...] All of this is done on an unconscious basis, but as a teaching method the results must be seen physically.

[...] Accepting the problem of aggression and of the use of strong energy necessitates rather quick reactions, strong unconscious mass communication, quick abilities to transform energy from one kind to another.

[...] If he finds himself astrally awake and sees only your physical body, then you are either on an unconscious astral trip already, or your astral body has not left your physical one. [...]

[...] If there is no response then you are on an unconscious projection of your own. [...]

[...] The dreams provide a steady give-and-take between conscious and so-called unconscious activity. This is also a time of deep unconscious creativity….”

[...] While you did not recognize them consciously, unconsciously you knew them well. Unconsciously you saw the image of your destructive tendencies, and these images themselves roused you to combat them.”

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

[...] You can indeed depend upon seemingly unconscious portions of yourself. [...]

The seemingly unconscious portions of yourself draw atoms and molecules from the air to form your image. [...]

[...] These unconscious portions of your being operate amazingly well, frequently despite the greatest misunderstanding on your part of their nature and function, and in the face of strong interference from you because of your beliefs.

Now unconsciously you do many of these things. [...]

The unconscious and subconscious areas, however, are aware of much more of this information than the ego, for it receives only the minute residue of dream material as a rule. [...]

[...] It is also aware, however, of some of your “unconscious” activities. [...]

[...] The unconscious, so-called, is — and I have said this before² — quite conscious, but in another realm of activity. [...]

[...] It is not time for them to appear as yet in the book proper, but any material not handled in normal conscious life, not grappled with, if it becomes overcharged or lasts over a period of time, will be unconsciously expressed. [...]

[...] Between these periods however there are periods of unconsciousness. [...] During the periods of unconsciousness the drugs injected into the brain give increased nourishment to those areas of the physical brain that are involved in such ejections of consciousness. [...]

[...] You use many of your natural and native abilities when it seems to your ego that you are unconscious. [...]

[...] You do not really have a conscious state and an unconscious state, they are the same. [...]

[...] Your own plans are unconsciously made. [...] While you have been concerned with Ruburt, unconsciously in certain terms you have solved creative dilemmas, and soon opportunities will present themselves beside those you will make.

[...] He used the term unconscious; and it is legitimate. [...]

(Jane made the remark about the earth representing our unconscious last weekend while we were driving through the countryside.

[...] An unconscious bargain had been made by you and your employers. [...]

[...] It was known, then, that you would leave before you gave notice, unconsciously perceived.

Unconsciously the emotions are quite clearly picked up on all of your parts, and clear communication, bodily or verbally, almost completely cut off. [...]

[...] Unconsciously it reminds him of a physically vigorous, flexible self. [...]

[...] And in a matter of speaking, again, man becomes the earth thinking, and thinking his own thoughts, man in his way specializes in the conscious work of the world—a work that is dependent upon the indispensable “unconscious” work of the rest of nature, a nature that sustains him (all very intently). And when he thinks, man thinks for the microbes, for the atoms and the molecules, for the smallest particles within his being, for the insects and for the rocks, for the creatures of the sky and the air and the oceans.

Give us a moment … Your individual experience then becomes a part of your own greater personage, but at the same time you unconsciously draw upon the knowledge of that personage and use it for your purposes: You become an offshoot, so to speak. You are unconsciously aware of the experiences of “your” counterparts, as they are of yours, and you use that information to round out your own. [...]

[...] Those incidents are recorded unconsciously, however, if they applied to your direct experience; and under hypnosis, for example, you could make them your own. [...]

(10:41.) In another way, animals also possess an “unconscious” anticipation, but they do not have to come to terms with it on an aware basis as the new consciousness did. [...]

[...] Many such Eastern schools also stress — as do numerous spiritualistic schools — the importance of the “unconscious levels of the self,” and teach you to mistrust the conscious mind.