“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I saw the universe… or whole reality, an infinity of spirals and stars, in depth somehow. [...]

[...] You perceive but the lowest point of its reality, so I will tell you now that the various stars and planets and heavenly bodies that you observe in your universe do indeed exist as such, but only within your system.

[...] It was meant to serve as a map that would lead, not into another objectified universe per se, but into inner roads of consciousness. These inner roads or strands of consciousness bring elements into play so that it becomes possible to realize that the content of a given objectified universe may actually be perceived quite differently. [...]

[...] They also have a kind of one-to-one relationship with the universe. [...]

[...] He must realize that he is free to express his poetic, psychic nature, and to follow wherever it leads — since it is indeed his natural pathway into existence, and his most intimate connection with the universe, and with All That Is.

[...] They live in an entirely different sense universe.

In all cases, however, such situations instantly bring to mind questions of man’s own reality and source, his connections with God, his planet, and the universe. [...]

[...] This was very similar to my experience of July 9,1965, at Oswego State University College in Oswego, NY. [...]

[...] So smoothly and yet so constantly do these effects change as personalities come and go that your universe as it seems to you, seems to continue to exist.

[...] Some of these are of such immense intensity that they form systems (long pause, over one minute) that contain what you would call universes.

Quality-depth is therefore the perspective in which all psychic actions occur, all ideas and universes expand. [...]

Quality-depth, as you probably guessed, can be added to our rules or principles of the inner universe. [...]

[...] The beginning of our sessions represents to you your own version of hearing the voice of God, in that you felt that it was the first time in your life that in whatever guise, some portion of the universe “had a message for you”—or that you were in contact with anything beyond the ordinary, that at least held hopes for a glimpse of any real knowledge beyond the known.

[...] An idea is hardly a closed system, but the reality of an idea, its growth and potential, comes much closer to a description of the characteristics of the universe than any current theory.

In the time those fears originated, he shared the belief framework of Christianity, so that he believed that outside of that framework there could indeed be nothing but chaos, or the conventional atheism of science, in which the universe was at the mercy of meaningless mechanistic laws—laws, however, that operated without logic, but more importantly laws that operated without feeling. [...]

Ruburt is acutely sensitive then to your own inner purposes and questions about the universe, as you are to his, and these propel you jointly into areas most difficult to travel otherwise.

[...] Manipulation within the physical universe is strange. [...]

There is no need to create a separate god who exists outside of your universe and separate from it, nor is there any need to think of a soul as some distant entity. [...]

In our own sessions I have explained something that I haven’t mentioned in class, and it is this: For every moment of time that you seem to exist in this universe, you do not exist in it. [...]

The mystic is primarily concerned with a one-point relationship to the universe. [...]

(“What do you think of our idea about sending a copy of this material to the lab at Duke University?”)

[...] I have explained camouflage patterns to you, I have explained the way the vitality or stuff of the universe changes from plane to plane. [...]

[...] The universe is cohesive, but it is also more various than you know even now. [...]

[...] The question itself is significant, and indeed universal. [...]