“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In a reincarnational situation, he would always choose to return with associates. Others, however, would rather skip from school to school, appearing alone, relatively speaking, with greater freedom, more challenge, but without the comforting framework of security chosen by the others.

I would like to make it clear that there is nothing to be gained, either, by hating hatred. [...]

[...] You will not annihilate the consciousness of even one leaf, but in your context, if the problem were not solved, these would fade from your experience.

[...] He didn’t seem upset and wasn’t as old in the dream as he would be now; still blonde.

The earlier statement makes perfect sense to me, for each self would call that portion of its greater reality within the whole unit its own soul. [...]

[...] I gave the information [in this chapter] purposely when I did, knowing that our visitor from the psychiatric clinic would be here.

[...] It certainly seems to you, or to many of you, that most people would always choose to be born healthy and whole, in an excellent environment, of parents with loving natures and genetic excellence — and in other words to grow up healthy, wealthy, and wise.

(3:34.) The species is filled with a powerful sense of curiosity and wonder, and the need for exploration and discovery, so that even a man born as a king through several lives would find himself bored and determined to seek out a different or opposite experience.

(Before the session, Jane said she felt rather nervous; she thought Seth would start his own book this evening. [...]

[...] I do not like the word “spirit,” either; and yet if your definition of that word implies the idea of a personality without a physical body, then I would have to agree that the description fits me.

[...] You would be much better off in reading this book if you asked yourself who you are, rather than asked who I am, for you cannot understand what I am unless you understand the nature of personality and the characteristics of consciousness.

[...] Seth talked about two men connected with me in the past in various ways; I would meet these men at the party. [...]

[...] The energy that I would put into sessions has gone into some private talks to him while he slept. [...]

For example, I would like to give you some idea of the contents of my own book. [...]

[...] You were in what our friend, Ruburt, would call or will call next week Alpha II. [...]

[...] Now I would speak to you in my Alpha I except the state is somewhat different than the one with which you are now becoming acquainted. [...]

That would be a help, indeed. [...]

[...] It is true that in the past he would often block personal comments, but he had simply not developed enough to overcome his own nervousness, his own emotional state.

Your mother is facing realities she would not face in the past, and seeing in physical terms the results of her own inner actions. [...]

This is not simple to explain, yet I would do poorly by you if I left you with a simple explanation. [...]

13) initials S.G.—that seems as if that would apply to the Gallaghers…ha, ha.

Lately, when he lies down, and the pressure is off, his hips, hip joints, and hamstrings have begun new adjustments that are at a certain level uncomfortable—but because that frightens him the discomfort is more than it would be otherwise. [...]

[...] If I had all the abilities that you think I have, I would have his typewriter working for him automatically all the time. [...]

[...] Now I told you before I began the book that it would be published. [...]

[...] Although we are more than glad to get those precious letters — where would we be if people didn’t care about what we’re trying to do? [...]

[...] When I took my nap, she said a maintenance man came in and adjusted the thermostat, saying it would give us some heat, but it did no good. [...]

[...] I almost got the feeling that in the next year or so we could see things happen that would turn our whole world around, and in a way that ordinarily would be thought impossible.” [...]

[...] I, for one, was afraid that such an arrangement would not only demonstrate our acceptance of the fact that Jane was really caught in a terrible, permanent situation, but that it would end up destroying us psychologically and creatively.

[...] I thought that was perfectly natural, but extending those feelings for the next 30 years would seem to be too much in nature’s scheme—as I’ve said before, it doesn’t seem to me that nature necessarily wants things to work that way, while making perfectly possible the fact that they can, if one chooses. [...]

[...] For Jane the two sets of material-beliefs could be very closely related—seems like this would be almost inevitable.

(I didn’t know who would be speaking tonight. [...]

[...] We said we would if necessary. [...]

[...] It was a national holiday, sacrificial day ...something that we would translate into atonement but that wasn’t the word at all ...where children were sacrificed, so that the earth would grow ... [...]

[...] Were it not for dream activity however you would be, relatively speaking, enclosed within it, afraid to try out new concepts and intuitive realizations in the face of what seems to be such rockbed reality.

[...] I wanted book work to continue, yet I was sure that his unexpected digression would also be interesting. [...]

[...] In a teenager her remarks would seem legitimate. [...]

[...] A series of shows now however would mitigate against what we are trying to do. [...]

[...] She wanted to ask him when the paperback would be out, etc.

[...] Telling me about it—we also reread this session—Jane said it would be more than a casual mention of The Seth Material in the article, and that now she could “feel a tremendous amount of energy gathering around” the fact of Dick Bach, us, Seth, etc.