“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

At first when she began dictating Seth’s answers to my questions, Jane would hear the words within, then repeat them aloud so I could write them down. [...]

[...] Time alone would not permit any tinkering with the material. [...]

The play itself was concerned with the actualization of intuitive truth into what you would call artistic form, with a creativity of such vast and sweeping results that it would serve to awaken latent abilities within each actor and to serve as a model of behavior.

[...] Now these various plays, these creative period pieces represent what you would call reincarnational lives.

During its three-dimensional existence it has helped others in ways that they could not otherwise be helped, and it has been itself benefited and developed in ways that would be impossible otherwise.

I do want to point out however that the only circumstance here, or mistake to make regularity a disadvantage, is the practical, physical inconvenience which would be from your end most annoying. And Ruburt would be the first one to rebel.

The potentialities of human personality cannot be examined as one would crack open a nut to see what is inside. [...]

(This would be the unscheduled session held on the evening of Friday, November 5, for our four young friends. [...]

[...] These would be extremes. [...]

There was something rather important that I could not and would not force, and I have mentioned this before. [...]

(During break we discussed some of the aspects of precognition and telepathy, clairvoyance, etc., that would be called upon in cases where witnesses attended sessions, but the material for the session had been given to Jane by Seth in advance, in our terms.

In other words, larger mathematically intuitive, pure-theory ideas were presented as well as circumstances would permit. [...]

[...] John told Jane it “might be a matter of hours” etc., and wondered whether Seth could give some data on Peg’s psychic activities at the moment, whether she would be helped after physical demise, etc.

There would have been all kinds of complications as a result of the Friday episode had it not been for your combined prayer activities and new understanding. [...]

Her whole reality is far greater, and she is endeavoring to put these memories in place, in perspective, as you would put furniture into a new house. [...]

[...] Returning to the body she would become confused with the body’s behavior. [...]

[...] If the teeth were saved though too, that would apply.

[...] The morning after one of these dreams Jane would hurry to the playground before going to school, to investigate to see if by chance there were swings, etc., in that particular section of the playground. [...] She would then have to hurry to school; most often she would arrive late, and breathing hard, and disheveled. [...]

For each time when they come to her aid she says to herself, “If they did not love me they would not help me.” [...]

[...] The object is the first half page from the first draft of chapter five of Jane’s dream book, and thus would be something begun or initiated, but not completed. [...]

[...] Had she not chosen to reread, this block of material would have been missed.

In somewhat the same way, a strong belief in a particular ability generated in the present will reach into the past and effect whatever changes would have had to occur there (with gestures) in order to now make the ability apparent.

[...] But even such decisions can be altered at any time in your “now” — the entire body can be regenerated in a way that would be impossible to predict in usual medical terms. [...]

(Pause.) The peculiarly physically oriented self that you know has its reality in that context, but even in physical terms its reality is more than any analysis of its entirety would show. [...]

From the outside, such systems would seem meaningless to you even if you were able to perceive them. You would not be able to observe the pivot points about which actions occurred. The very definite rules of that system then would be quite obscure to you.

[...] I couldn’t help wondering what any patient would do who really needed a little peace and quiet.)

[...] They may write mysterious notes to each other, leaving them where they are bound to be found — yet notes using a special code or symbols or drugs, because too clear a communication would disrupt the entire relationship.

[...] “Longer than you want, probably,” she said, meaning that it would take me more time to type tonight. [...]

(Now she told me the head nurse, Mary, had told Jane the decision would be made later this afternoon about whether people would be moved. [...]

[...] In this way (pause), different kinds of behavior may be exhibited, and while it would seem that many decisions are made by one portion of the self, without another portion of the self knowing anything about it, such usually is not the case. [...]

(4:40 p.m. I told Jane that I’d thought she would speak longer, but she said she often feels that if she did I’d never get the sessions typed. [...]

[...] I thought of requesting of staff that she be given some Darvoset, or something like it, in the afternoons, but I hadn’t mentioned this because I felt my wife would reject the idea. [...]

[...] Jane said later that she thought Seth would indeed return. [...]

[...] That is, why would we say we’re limited if we didn’t feel there was more to begin than we usually think there is?” It was another of those ideas that are quite obvious, once mentioned. [...]

[...] Otherwise you would always be in a state of indecision. [...]

[...] Otherwise you would know that language is dependent upon other implied ones; and that the two, or all of them, are themselves and yet inseparable, so closely connected that it is impossible to separate them even though your focus may be upon one language alone.

[...] During break she picked up that the Cézanne material from Seth would be in two parts — one of these being on world views, the other more on Cézanne-and-world-views. [...]

[...] If this were the case, your walls would fall away, since, intellectually, you understand their rather dubious nature. Since feeling is so often the cohesive with which mind builds, it is feeling itself which must be changed if you would find freedom from your particular plane of existence at your particular time. [...]

[...] Then, after it became obvious that the Seth sessions were going to continue, we kept constant check on my personality characteristics and went to a psychologist — as any sane, red-blooded American would do under such circumstances in those days. [...]

Rob thought the concentration of writing a statement of how I felt would help. [...]

Applied suggestion by Rob would have snapped me out of this state easily, but we didn’t know that at the time. [...]

(Humorously:) I would prefer the balance of nap time and psychological time altered somewhat. [...]

for the world would weep itself

[...] It may not have been much, but a yeoman’s son in the past would always be a yeoman’s son. He would follow in his father’s footsteps. [...]

[...] If a man had wanted—I am sorry: if God had wanted all men to be rich, he would have them all born in castles. [...]

I bid you the fondest of good evenings—and I would enjoy it if you truly became, both of you, a trifle less provincial—

[...] We became intensely curious as to how Seth would explain the whole matter, and he gave us excellent information on it. [...]

[...] Otherwise, you would simply not exist. [...]

First of all, if (underlined) a sperm carrying cancer entered a woman’s uterus, and if she had no intentions of getting the disease, her body’s own system would make the cancer completely ineffective. [...]

In the case of your article, a woman’s cells would already have had to prepare themselves for the guest — granted that guest was cancerous, and was a sperm. [...]