“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For you again now the word should be abundance. [...]

[...] I want you to feel easy with the word, and whenever you feel a sense of limitation of any kind, (underlined), then try to get the feeling (underlined) of abundance instead. [...]

[...] Jane stared at me intently as I spoke each word.

[...] More than the session words are important (delivery very uneven), for underriding those, the healing energy is being translated in other ways.

(“Fiction” is the word Seth wanted here, he said when I interrupted the session to ask him.)

[...] In other words, in most dreams data is still being received and interpreted in the light of corporeal life. [...]

[...] In that regard, you are not at the mercy of your dreams in any meaning of the word.

[...] The word alto connected with the name of the town.

[...] She said she had the feeling while giving the data that alto was connected somehow with the word “low.” [...]

That has something to do with words.

[...] The impact of many of my statements of the past goes unrecognized, or perhaps the words sound pat, but there are other conditions of life that you do not perceive, sometimes because your time sequences are too different. [...]

(Long pause.) Words do nearly forsake me, the semantic differences are so vast. [...]

(“Afghanistan?” I asked, as Jane, in trance, had trouble with the word.)

[...] The words returned exactly as before, and I wrote them down. [...] Groups of words were just popped into my mind. [...]

[...] As I did this, suddenly a concise clear stream of words came through my head: “Great as these things are, there is a totality of experience and sensation that includes them all, a vortex that contains and transforms these infinite parts.”

The words were simply there, completely intrusive as far as I was concerned. [...]

[...] There was no feeling that any particular personality was giving me the information, yet there was the certainity that the words were being delivered from somewhere or someone outside my own reality. [...]

(Much louder:) Now these are words of the profoundest wisdom, from the fountains of your own psyches, as well as from my own knowledge—and against those words you should judge your own actions, so that you do not react to threatening situations, whose validity exists only at a level of consciousness which you must learn to dismiss.

You have a clash of beliefs, some hangers-on, in other words, but those hangers-on are troublesome, for they are precisely those that prevent you from utilizing techniques with which you are quite familiar, that could vastly enrich your situation.

You have been straddling levels of consciousness, in other words, so that the events of your lives have shown gaps that we want to close. [...]

Aerofranz wanted a word from me, and the word is: hold out a while. [...]

(Jane was gesturing quite emphatically in here, arms and hands echoing her words, eyes open and very dark, etc.) Now the crest. [...]

It is in other words forming a spacesuit according to the information that you have both given it. [...]

Instead, previous to psychology’s entrance, before psychology mapped the acceptable or forbidden, the dangerous or safe compartments of the self, man used the word “soul” to include his own entire complexity. That word was large enough to contain man’s experience. [...]

(In other words, I’m happy to say, our creativity is on the rise, showing itself more and more in spite of—or perhaps because of —all that’s happened with us lately. [...]

[...] If our words could not convince him, or his own understanding grasp the truth, then you had the “truth” uttered with all the medical profession’s authority—and if once a doctor had told him years ago how excellent was his hearing, the medical profession now told him that his slowness [his thyroid deficiency], helped impair his hearing to an alarming degree. [...]

[...] He’s indicated this kind of punctuation throughout the book, but is usually more concerned about words to be underlined, or put in quotes or parentheses. [...]

With one word to our baiting friend over here. [...]

It seemed to him that the information “just came,” but not already prepared into words. [...]

By recognizing these differences and honestly following the feelings through — in other words, by riding the emotions — you will be led to the beliefs behind them. [...]

Now: In this particular context, one of the problems arises out of the connotations given to the words “older,” or “old.” [...]

[...] This took over six thousand words — and even while typing she found herself reliving portions of the experience to some moderate degree….

falls through my words

[...] We were NEVER externalized!’ These words do little to explain my emotional, subjective feelings of participation in this idea. [...]

[...] It was something concerning what it was like to be an entity, yet so vague it couldn’t be put into words, really.

[...] Action working on itself becomes consciousness, and in speaking of consciousness I do not necessarily mean what you mean by the word.

Lest we forget, action is another word for inner vitality. [...]

[...] “That it was one of those times when he had to dribble the material down to me word by word. [...]

[...] I have been very careful in my use of the word love, because it is so bandied about and distorted—but all creativity, and any work of art, and any life, springs from love—a love that automatically brings all things into their own kinds of order. [...]

[...] It’s a Latin word—crontonomous (my phonetic interpretation), as applied to the inner minus spectrum. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) Greek speculation, and renaissance—popular(long pause; faint words:) ... [...]

(I asked Jane now to repeat an unintelligible word. [...]

A very good sense of rhythm (pause), but a great difficulty in communicating with words, a verbal incapacity. You could compensate for this however strongly enough (pause), in your occupation, in that when words were mixed with music you followed the rhythm and could speak clearly and well.

[...] Such as is the word star... [...]

[...] Now his intellect is accepting the revelationary aspect of the material, and the word appeared in his own writings about it for the first time. (Recently.) It is a highly evocative word to him, and even his intellect has always trusted revelationary knowledge as long as it was given to him through channels that were egotistically accepted. [...]

In other words, your friend’s ego has declared me legitimate now. [...]

[...] Words in your terms are not needed to describe them. [...]

[...] Music from the apartment below us had begun to blare out loudly; loud enough so I could distinguish the words to the dance tunes. [...]

In other words, his back is up, you see. [...]