“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In this life some of you are older and some of you are young, but as entities it may be the other way around. Some of you are very young entities and some of you are old. I would like to say that I am a junior entity—a young sprite. [...]

Now these two (Sue and Daniel’s)—I’m getting to them at a fairly young age in this life. [...]

New sentence: For example, many of the young believe at one time or another that their parents are omnipotent — a very handy belief that gives children a sense of security. [...]

Many embarking upon young adulthood think that the older generations have done everything wrong. [...]

A young adult gifted in a particular area may hold a belief that this ability makes him or her superior to all others. [...]

(Pause at 10:48.) A young mother may believe that her child is even more important than her husband, and according to the circumstances this belief may help her pay the necessary attention to the child — but if the concept is held as the child grows older, then this can also become highly restrictive. [...]

Ruburt read Hoyle, and Ed Young called (this evening). [...] Ruburt’s concentration so briefly upon Hoyle’s book was picked up by Ed Young, and Ruburt’s opinion of Hoyle’s world was picked up by Ed Young, who has the same opinion of the scientific establishment. [...]

(Earlier that evening, class members had been discussing some of the letters they’d been answering for Jane.¹ One young man mentioned “feeling like shit” in connection with another matter — a remark that Seth must have overheard. [...]

This does not mean, my dear young friend, that you need to go about speaking [the word] to those who do not like it, and saying “Fuck you.” [...]

(9:05.) The particular group of young doctors I saw, the specialists, were probably the fanciest-looking dandies that Elmira has known. They were superlative-looking young men, dressed in the latest of fashions, and even in the hospital it was apparent that they were properly clothed in the finest of social mores as well. [...]

Several of the brightest young rheumatologists and orthopedic surgeons had my future all mapped out for me, or so it appeared, as they discussed my case. [...]

[...] “Your joints are destroyed,” Dr. Mandali told Jane, after getting the opinion of the young out-of-town rheumatologist she’d asked to examine my wife. [...]

In Greece the young man was a senator, extremely brilliant, and emotionally immature and cold. [...]

[...] There is still a great concentration upon the young man’s weaknesses. [...]

[...] It would do you all good — young, middle-aged and old alike — to forget the number of your years, because in your culture so many beliefs are limiting in those ways. [...]

To pretend to ignore your age, to act young because you fear your age, is no answer. [...]

[...] As creatures you are born young and grow older. [...]

[...] A young kitten is treated differently than an older one. [...]

[...] He was looking for answers, and young: he looked in any direction. [...] He was also not rigid in his ideas, however, and sensed the importance of the material, and as a young editor impressed his boss by his own enthusiasm. [...]

Now there is a connection between Oversoul 7, and the young, sometimes bungling young soul—Ruburt’s creative sparkling, spontaneous self and Aerofranz. [...]

Almost instantly I saw the young woman back in 1950, as a teenager. [...] I saw an older woman and a young man in the hospital room and was able to describe them. [...]

[...] Polly was a rather emotional young woman, and she asked me if I could “pick up” any impressions about her. [...]

[...] I run into a nearby store where a very young man is shooting —robbery in progress maybe. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) If you are over forty, for instance, you may tell yourself that age is meaningless, that you enjoy much younger people, that you think young thoughts. [...] You become concerned with the problems of the young. [...]

[...] In your culture you believe that to be young is to be flexible, alert and aware. [...]

If you desperately try to remain young, it is usually to hide your own beliefs about age, and to negate all of those emotions connected with it. [...]

When you were a young man in New York City, bringing in the cash, you paid your taxes without a qualm. [...]

[...] There is no doubt that the very wealthy abuse the system, and yet all in all it is a good one, couching the young while they learn, and is so doing, providing a basis from which new beliefs can indeed emerge.

[...] Certainly the young are usually poor, rather than rich, and what is best to shock a complacent mind out of its complacency—its feared complacency? [...]

[...] I did think that practically all of our unannounced visitors were young people because the Seth material attracted them much more easily than older generations. I thought it a good sign, actually, since these young people would one day be playing roles in society; at least, I thought, they’d have been exposed to what we thought were good ideas in their formative years.

[...] A young man who had hitchhiked from Oregon stood in the darkness. [...]

[...] You were correct: the people that are most affected are the young people. [...]

In that environment there is a cooperative sociability of a biological nature, that is understood by the animals in their way, and taken for granted by the young of your own species. [...]

[...] Even in contests between young and old males for control of a group, under natural conditions the loser is seldom killed. [...]

You have an ability to develop awareness in young people…and to bring them to a point of enthusiasm, to spark their…no mean talent…

[...] I will address myself to our other young lady.

[...] There will be areas of contention with the young man with whom you are now involved.

The young man (from Maryland) with his gift, represented his generation, in a way, and so in bringing his gift he brought it symbolically for others. [...] The young girl was helped by her visit here, and symbolizes many others who are helped by the books alone.

[...] The same applies to your guests, and particularly to the two young boys from the Sunday school, hopefully showing Ruburt that all conventional churchgoers were not closed-minded, but were also seeking out new knowledge.

[...] (To me:) You were speaking to your guest John with some evidence of dissatisfaction in your voice, some self-accusation, some irritation, wondering why as a young man you did not make greater breakthroughs in your art. [...]

Developments of that nature do not come to the young. [...]

A note: Beside your dream images, and so forth, which are indeed an excellent idea, you have advantages here that the young man of some 20 or 30 years ago would have envied: he would have been delighted with the screened-in porches. [...]

Simply a suggestion, since you have been so concerned at times with that young man’s abilities. [...]

[...] They understand the nature of relativity,⁶ and they have different ways of passing on information to their young. [...]

[...] Considering their viewpoints, it’s not tragic that they “die” unborn, or at such young ages, although in ordinary terms the parents involved will almost certainly mourn deeply. [...]

[...] Those who die unborn, or young, choose to touch upon physical reality to fulfill certain needs; they glimpse it as one might a view through the window of a passing automobile. [...]

[...] The young dog won’t live long, yet I think that in its own way it must understand that great “risk”; for specific reasons its consciousness decided upon its brief look into temporal reality. [...]

(Not long after the session was over I told Jane I meant to ask Seth to comment on the vivid dream I’d had last night about the Gallaghers and an unkempt young man who was living with them. [...] And that, maybe, the young man they’d taken in represented me as I’d used to be, or a perpetuation of their belief systems into later generations. [...]

[...] It was there that Jane and I had our most unfortunate encounter with the young psychologist. [...]