“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Dictation: I would like the sentence that I am going to give you placed separately on the page, in larger type so it is set off, and underlined.

If he journeyed through his memories trying to find a different kind of proof instead, then in that same past he would discover instances when he did relate well with others. [...]

[...] If you are poor, it can involve such a simple thing as buying an item you want that costs two cents more than the one you would usually buy — acting on the faith, even that feebly, that the two cents will somehow be given you or come into your experience; but acting as if you had more than you do.

I would like to make an aside here: In certain terms, you cannot destroy life by a nuclear disaster. You would of course destroy life as you know it, and in your terms bring to an end, if the conditions were right (or wrong), life forms with which you are familiar. In greater terms, however, mutant life would emerge — mutant only by your standards — but life quite natural to itself.

The world in those terms (pause) is as much the result of unpredictable behavior, unforeseen events, unexpected benefits, unforeseeable conditions, as it is the result of predictable actions, usual cause-and-effect phenomena (pause), and a close inspection of public and private life would show quite clearly that both are magnificently touched by significant coincidences. [...]

Even these, however, act as automatic learning devices, and left alone they themselves trigger the necessary creative procedures that would begin corrective measures. [...]

Whether or not the sessions happened as they did, however, once the two of you met, the probability brought about by your relationship meant that in one way or another you would seek out a larger context of consciousness — a context, because of your talents, that would not remain private, but attract others (intently).

[...] I would like to add here that had he taken my early suggestions, he would not have become involved with spiritualistic literature, or groups or individuals.

[...] The spontaneous self then becomes defiant, and at times purposely needles the portion of the personality it believes would hold it back.

[...] The supra-conscious self tried, but the overly conscientious self deepened a preliminary distrust for me, and would not allow me to speak out clearly.

[...] And when it should be asked, “Who are you?” it would simply answer, “I am I,” and be answering for you also.

[...] If you had a more thorough understanding of the nature of identity you would not, for example, fear telepathy, for behind this concern is the worry that your identity will be swept away by the suggestions or thoughts of others.

[...] It would simply forget what it cannot hold.

[...] It also seems that witnesses would back you up. [...]

(9:50.) Give us a moment… You were born with the impetus toward growth built in — automatically provided with the inner blueprints that would lead to a developed adult form. [...]

Your scientists consider themselves quite rational, yet many of them, at least, would be more honest when they tried to describe the beginning of the universe if they admitted that reason alone cannot provide any true insight. [...]

We will have a relatively brief session this evening, for I would hesitate to disrupt what our friend anticipated to be a purely social occasion.

[...] An “instant” recovery would have been too easy, in that he might have reasoned in the future that such a course was after all safe: he could always snap out of it at any time.

[...] He thinks of it still to some degree as his book, rather than mine, and was worried that it would not do as well.

He was afraid he would be turned upside down, and in the dream he was before he attained the top. [...]

[...] She became especially aware of her own impulses and fears of what would happen if she gave in to those impulses. [...]

You made brave breakthroughs, for the sessions never would have begun or continued—but to maintain your peace of mind you still had to keep your mental footing in the world of those old beliefs. [...]

[...] Without this they would be less united. [...]

[...] She took a couple of aspirin, and we waited to see if Seth would return to comment. [...]

[...] KR, we were told, knew that Jane would be calling—indeed, had requested that she do so. [...]

[...] “If it works out and you have a minute tonight, and if you’re in the mood to say something about Israel and Iraq, it would be interesting,” I told Jane. [...]

[...] I could have said that one mind had many variations, but then you would still try to understand the concept using your old ideas about identity itself. [...]

[...] I knew they would resume normally however in a short time. [...]

[...] In this case the garageman would have a healing effect on the customers, and he would be fixing more than cars.

[...] Since Jane had already refreshed her memory of those psychic groupings before the session, and, presumably, would deliver Seth’s material on them in the proper order, I matched up their names with the successive blocks of data given in the session. [...]