“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The body forms the eye in the splendid wisdom of its great unconscious knowing. [...]

[...] I respond to you as any personality responds and do not consider you simply as scribes, ready to write down my words of wisdom, regardless of your own interest.

[...] The old are not granted characteristics of wisdom, but feared as evil, bad, undesirable or frightening. [...]

(To me:) Your knowledge knows how to flow through the techniques you have learned, to use them and become part of them, so that a painting emerges with a spontaneous wisdom. [...]

[...] Your soul, therefore, possesses the wisdom, information, and knowledge that is part of the experience of all these other personalities; and you have within yourselves access to this information, but only if you realize the true nature of your reality. [...]

[...] They take it for granted, not knowing what it is or what they do, yet it speaks through all their motions and they dwell in the ancient wisdom of its ways. [...]

[...] You have the body’s innate wisdom behind you and it will always try to correct your errors.

[...] I speak with the wisdom, for example, that your cells would utter if they had speech.

[...] (Emphatically:) These new cults and groups, however—these new cults and groups, therefore—therefore—are following the paths of genetic wisdom, opening up new areas of speculation and belief. [...]

[...] So taking a drug to prevent such a future development seemed the better side of wisdom to her—but not to me, not to Rob. [...]

[...] Spiritual knowledge and psychic wisdom are the natural result of a sense of self-unity.

[...] Why have so many human beings (an estimated 50 billion of them) had to exist along the way before we arrived at our present point—from which point we in our collective wisdom think we might begin to provide meaningful answers to such questions? [...]

In others, however, the old were honored for the wisdom that they had accumulated with age, and this became very practical in tribes where many did not survive. [...]

[...] When he gets out of bed, or immediately after breakfast, I would like you each day to remind him that he can trust the physician within and the ancient wisdom of the body. [...]

[...] There is an inexhaustible creativity within the cells themselves, that you are not using as a species because your beliefs lag so far behind your innate biological spirituality and wisdom. [...]

[...] They killed them mercifully, and then they ate them so that the wisdom could become a part of the brave and so that, in one way, immortality could be achieved, in that the elders would then feel that they were a part of the tribe and part of the flesh and blood of the tribe. [...]

In this book he comments on our religions, sciences, cults, and on our medical beliefs as well, with an uncompromising wisdom — as if — as if he represents some deep part of the human psyche that knows better, that has always known better — as if he speaks out not only with my voice but for many many other people — as if he represents the truths that we have allowed ourselves to forget.

You will not attain spirituality or even a happy life by denying the wisdom and experience of the flesh. [...]

[...] The nature of probabilities must be understood, for the time has come in the world as you experience it where the greatest wisdom and discrimination are needed. [...]

[...] You are denied tomorrow’s wisdom only because you believe time is a closed system.¹⁴ It is true that you are subject to birth and death, yet within that framework far greater dimensions of experience are possible than are usually experienced.