“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This week and next, in other words, if you follow your plans.

[...] I knew this word but Jane did not; nor did she understand the formation of crystals near joints because of this chemical, which could then cause swelling. [...]

“Toward the end of the material (in the second statement) I briefly thought the Seth level might be involved, but the wording didn’t come through as automatically and smoothly as it does with Seth, and I didn’t feel his … personality. [...] Yet I dislike the connotations called up by my use of the word ‘higher’ here.

(We’re presenting his material for me because it has good general application: If Seth deals with my own painted images without even mentioning the words reincarnation or counterparts, still he does reveal how such “residents of the mind” make up part of each person’s innate knowledge of his or her own greater — or larger — self.

Only in a manner of speaking (repeated twice), there are certain — (humorously:) a necessary qualifying word — “power selves,” or personalities; parts of your greater identity who utilized fairly extraordinary amounts of energy in very constructive ways. [...]

[...] You perceive, in other words, only that part of an action which is projected into your own physical field, and this element you call the natural consequence of the original act.

[...] There is an inner generosity and a psychic, if you will forgive the word, sensitivity, that will be of great benefit to the personality. [...]

[...] How do you like that play on words, Joseph?

(It might be interesting to note here that Seth began talking about action in the 13th session, January 6, 1964: “Love and hate, for example, are action,” and “In your plane, action is the main word of importance,” etc. [...]

It is almost impossible to explain clearly, through the use of words, this massive complexity, for all fields of activity are self-generating. [...]

(Of course Jane and I have for some time been aware of the possible differences in meaning between Seth and ourselves, over interpretation of the word “soon”. [...]

Now a word—Ruburt confuses me with this long horsey mane; my neck grows warm—a word about another situation.

[...] I will be a silent partner if you prefer, though the situations would be quite amusing if you allowed me a word now and then.

[...] I must however substitute the word God for energy, but still say that energy always was and always will be.

[...] I regret, and deeply, that we must still deal with concepts in terms of words strung out one before the other, for this method serves to reinforce your idea of continuity, cause and effect, past and present, and all such camouflages that I am completely determined to put into proper place.

[...] The personality must gain experience, in other words, on a particular level of existence, on which or within which it operates, and it cannot choose otherwise. [...]

[...] Part of this, again, is most difficult to express, and I must try to fill out old words with new meanings. [...]

(Now Jane paused several times in her delivery—and I had the feeling that Seth was groping for the words that would make his meaning as clear to us as possible.)

[...] I was surprised when he returned to the word here in Dreams. [...]

[...] In an odd way he felt that you used them against him, in other words—this during the time of tests, in that area.

[...] You spoke some words to him, mentioning that his performance still needed much more progress. [...]

[...] You are not to watch yourself, in other words. [...]

The concept of original sin was a very poor, limited and distorted one, but at least along with it went rather simple procedures: Through baptism you might be saved, or through certain words or sacraments or rituals redemption could be found. [...]

Now first of all, there are no limitations or divisions to the self, though for purposes of discussion a word like “ego” may be used here because you understand what you think it means. [...]

[...] When you begin a sentence you do not have the slightest conscious idea, often, of how you will finish it, yet you take it on faith that the words will make sense, and your meaning will flow out effortlessly.

[...] Scenes, odors, words, perhaps half-forgotten, will suddenly come upon you with new freshness.

The word “perfect” holds many pitfalls. [...]

[...] But in the same meaning of the word neither is the spirit, which to fulfill the requirement of perfection would have to be set in some state of completion beyond which no fulfillment or creativity was possible.

As a result there are bursts of communication, followed by an urge for secrecy, as if he could lose himself through these communications to others; as if with each word energy escaped from him so that he would want to hold it back in protection.

[...] There are several fields in which you would do well—and acting is one where you would speak as well as write the words, you see. [...]

[...] (Smile.) I have made my friend Ruburt sit fairly quietly for some time, so out of the goodness of my heart and with consideration, I will now end our session; though I may indeed drop in a word now and then. [...]

[...] The ordeal issues are dissolving, in other words. [...]

[...] She’d used a number of pauses, as though gathering effort or strength for the next few words. [...]

Believe this all has to do with the above, plus with a strange session held the night before last, in which through me the voice said it was sort of ‘beyond Seth’; the message coming from a higher portion of that personality; tremendous energy seemed to flow through me and the definite, thank God, certainty, that this came from beyond me, and was automatically translated into words at my end. [...]

[...] In other words, each individual from birth on forms his own counterpart from built up, individual, continuous electric signals. [...]

[...] In other words, though the ego was adopted originally by the inner self, and was a product of physical heredity and environment, it does not die; but its existence is changed from physical reality into electrical reality. [...]

(“Do you want to say a few words about the dream the dentist’s nurse told me about today?”)

[...] I will have some words for Julie and Stephen at our next session.

(Note: The first few words were not recorded. [...]

[...] And if you do not have the words recorded, they are recorded there (pointing to WL’s head) and you will not forget them. [...]

(Brad’s Note: the first few words [by Seth] were not recorded.)

[...] And if you do not have the words recorded, they are recorded there (pointing to Brad’s head) and you will not forget them. [...]

[...] Now this may sound redundant, but he has been listening to me rather well of late, and I know that there is significance even behind the obvious words I speak.

[...] My word to him now then, for the 100th time—but now he will take it—is to allow himself spontaneity on a daily basis, the feeling of playfulness. [...]