“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Often at times when his vision is disorienting, that activity however also results in the better focus in reading that is coming about. [...]

[...] I had instant visions of him wandering away, not really meaning to, but perhaps getting lost—and wearing my best coat. [...]

However, the Sumari are practical in that they bring creative visions into physical reality, and try to live their lives accordingly. [...]

[...] Jane’s eyes were open and dark, and I had visions of her continuing to speak in trance while I competed in trying to bring her out of it. [...]

Very shortly after the sessions began, Rob started to see visions or images. [...]

Though the sessions continued as usual, we found ourselves having other experiences then, like Rob’s visions, that also developed out of the Seth Material in one way or another. [...]

Each such vision is unique, so there are no real guidebooks, and each artist chooses the ways in which life and art will interrelate, so to speak. [...]

[...] To some extent he doubted his own vision—see the connection with his eye difficulty. [...]

She began to refer to the eccentricities of consciousness in October 1974, following her first conscious experience with her “psychic library,” and a subsequent transcendental experience in which she suddenly began to see, with an astonishing clear vision, the great “model” of each portion of the world about her—each person, each building, each blade of grass, each bird, for example; our ordinary world suddenly appeared quite shabby by contrast. [...]

[...] When your idea of artistic vision is concerned then, each detail is of utmost importance to you. [...]

[...] Often you let false beliefs blur that great vision. [...]

[...] There is as yet no method of communication that can allow you to perceive their concepts of selfhood, or their [collective] vision of existence. [...]

[...] He is now at the point where he can greatly improve the condition of his eyes, and his vision, through consistent self-suggestion. [...]

[...] (A long pause, eyes closed.) She tried to come through in a vision sort of thing to Jerry one night—this isn’t Jerry’s dream—two months ago. [...]

Too often (Jane writes) we just want to go full steam ahead — we want sublime visions. [...]

Without the reasoning mind the artist would have no need to paint, for the immediacy of his mental vision would be so instant and blinding, so mentally accomplished, that there would be no need to try any physical rendition of it. [...]

[...] She’s now developed difficulties with vision, hearing—especially in the left ear—walking, and practically all physical activities except sitting at her table or desk, or on the couch watching TV. [...]

Yet human forms and faces intrigue you, hence the development of these creative visions, which are actually often highly intensified emotionally. [...]

In centuries past they saw your present, though through their own vision, and so it was only partially the present as you know it. [...]

[...] I made a sketch of the vision.

(Toward the end of the experiment, I saw Jane enter my field of vision from the right side. [...]