“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is not dependent upon any particular ego structure, but it is dependent upon an ego structure for its existence within a physical universe.

I use the word “methods” because you understand it, but actually we are speaking about an approach to life, a magical or natural approach to life that is man’s version of the animal’s natural instinctive behavior in the universe.

[...] Under its banner of suggestion, however, the great parade of men and other living creatures are observed so that the hypothesis brings about its own hypnotic focus—so that creatures, man, and indeed the universe itself, seem to behave in certain highly ritualized fashions. [...]

[...] In our sessions I have explained something that I have not 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. [...]

[...] I have told you how they work, and how precisely your thoughts and feelings form the universe that you know, and your own reality as physical creatures. [...]

He was afraid that as once he felt he dragged you all over the country, you would fear that he was now dragging you all over the inner universe. [...]

Perception of the exterior universe then changed, however, and it seemed to be alien and apart from the individual who perceived it.

In your physical universe such particles are invisible components, deduced but never directly encountered. [...]

You will understand that it is completely erroneous to think in terms of one physical universe. You now exist in four different universes at this moment. [...]

[...] But in all cases you must come to grips with such unnecessary ideas, face the reality of your creaturehood, and see that you certainly have as much of a place in the universe as a squirrel, an ant or a leaf. [...]

[...] And for some time he felt it to be a framework in which man could discover the truth about himself, and his relationship with the universe—but always there was the hope that some established system was there someplace. [...]

[...] In a universe formed by chance, with the survival of the fittest as the main rule of good behavior, illness became a kind of crime against a species itself. [...]

In a manner of speaking (underlined), the physical universe is “transposed” upon another reality that must be its source. [...]

[...] It is through the use of technology and science that you have sought to understand your relationship with the universe.

(Sometime during the night while sleeping in Johnson Hall, a residence hall at Oswego State University College, I was awakened by some noisy students in a nearby hall. [...]

[...] By the 60th session he had gone into some detail on 9 inner senses, 11 basic laws of the inner universe, and 3 properties of physical matter, along with the many other subjects included in the sessions. [...]

For example: when you believe that the universe itself is meaningless, and the accidental result of chance, then of course you must also believe in automobile accidents, and all kinds of chance encounters with fate.

[...] Then she had the feeling of those familiar “giant faces” peering down into our universe — and rather nostalgically, too, she laughed. [...]

[...] When you look out into the universe from your viewpoint, it seems as if you look into the past.⁸ Scientists tell you that when the light from every distant galaxy reaches you, the galaxy is already dead. [...]

[...] Such a climate depends, however, upon many ideas not universally accepted — and yet the species is so formed that the biological importance of ideas cannot be stressed too strongly.