“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now: in a way the mystic’s goals are eternal—that is, they involve comprehensions sought for whose validity is in important ways independent of historical time, even though the comprehensions may be couched in certain frameworks.

[...] But each of you creates a dream world of validity, actuality, durability and self-determination, in the same way that the entity projects the reality of its various personalities. [...]

[...] In sleeping, however, you focus your awareness in altered form into another world that is every bit as valid as your physical one. [...]

[...] The mass of valid projections are made from the dreaming body. [...]

It may, however, be a valid projection. [...]

(In addition, Seth has given enough information upon these visions so that I thought I had probably distorted quite valid and alien data into a form I could understand.

[...] Some valid material did come through however, for I saw that, and the coat was meant to be an identifying piece of information.

[...] They expect that its products will be unreal or not valid in the physical world. [...]

[...] So, theoretically, you could get all the Henry people together now, have them alter their consciousnesses to a certain degree, and compile from them an amazing multilevel, multifaceted portrait of Henry VIII — assuming, of course, that one would be willing to accept such subjective experiences as valid. [...]

No mainline Western culture for centuries has granted the validity of psychic abilities. [...]

[...] They may not be pleasant, but they are expressions, often enough of valid-enough questions and fears that were overlooked or pooh-poohed as insignificant or foolish in the light of this superself image, who was expected to have no doubts, no fears, only flawless performance. [...]

[...] The spiritual guide was the doctor Ruburt heard in his sleep and immediately questioned, and he is quite valid. [...]

[...] While he tries to free it he is faced with the lingering, quite valid-seeming evidence of his senses. [...]

[...] They understood that dreams represented a reality as valid as the physical one, and they did not see the two worlds as separate. [...]

[...] You cannot throw the burden of proof upon another, or expect a man or teacher to prove to you the validity of your own existence. [...]

[...] If he is able to perceive the other areas of consciousness, he may find himself in still more difficulty — not realizing that both systems of reality are valid.

Dreams deal with associations and with emotional validities that often do not seem to make sense in the usual world. [...]

[...] Using your own indestructible validity as “bait,” you go forth to draw from the universe the raw material of experience. [...]

[...] It is instead a literally endless conglomeration of points of consciousness, swarming together to form your validity — stamped, as it were, with your identity.

[...] Beneath many seemingly chaotic dreams there are often valid experiences in which your consciousness “lights” in another reality, without being attuned to it with the necessary precision that would allow for clear perception. [...]

[...] Such journeys lead to quite valid realities, but as an astronaut must know the best landing conditions, so you must learn how to “come in” at the most auspicious time and under the best conditions.

(I asked Jane if the Cardwell experience could be said to validate the Blumenthal affair, or vice versa, and she said yes, since they’d happened so close together. [...]

[...] Each portion has its own identity and validity—and no portion is ever annihilated or destroyed. [...]

[...] In some situations, however, there are definite, quite valid instances of telepathy or clairvoyance, vivid out-of-body experiences, and other excursions beyond the officially accepted realm of reality.

[...] You simply happen to be dealing with the area of activity in which terms like “mistake” appears valid. [...]