“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] If you did you could save yourselves much trouble.

The point here is that you are, yourselves, familiar with such a small portion of reality.

There is no reason to blame yourselves if you occasionally miss a session. [...]

[...] It is merely a symbol for that small particle of yourselves which you permit your consciousness to perceive. [...]

If you would remember natural selves, and your own characteristics, you would have a much better, clearer idea of what to realistically expect from yourselves, and you would let other ideas go when they conflict with your own quite definite inclinations. [...]

[...] You can also give yourselves such suggestions before you sleep. [...]

[...] You would not have had any way of imagining yourselves in novel situations. [...]

[...] Instead you squeeze yourselves dry.

[...] It will not be found outside of yourselves, but through an inner journey into yourself, through yourself and through the world that you know.

[...] With no unkindness meant, you all know yourselves and your weaknesses and failures, so why should you suppose that the self you know is the only self that you are? [...]

[...] They are indeed connected with flora and fauna, but also with the animals and yourselves, and they are the “earth gods” that Ruburt imagined as a young person.

[...] You train yourselves — biologically, even — to inhibit certain stimuli, yet often the body itself responds to the very stimuli that you consciously ignore. [...]

[...] In ordinary terms, you do not “make yourselves.” [...]

You tell your body what to do with the food you eat—and when you are in a technological civilization, it is rather foolhardy to convince yourselves that your food is poisoned. [...]

[...] Neither of you do yourselves service by worrying about Ruburt’s condition, worrying that it might worsen in the future, or in your old ages, or by stressing its negative aspects. [...]

In that regard you do not challenge yourselves, and to that extent your work also suffers. [...]

Many of you have daydreams in which you actually see yourselves as your counterparts, and portions of their lives sometimes come through to you as you go about your chores.

Now any group will show the same kind of interrelationships.* You can see them for yourselves. [...]

[...] The brave portions of your personalities went on helping each other, as per the dream, until Pat Norelli, as Ruburt, easily working through belief systems stands center stage, ready to speak to other frightened portions of yourselves still on a high ledge. [...]

[...] You create yourselves on a daily basis, changing your form according to the incalculable richness of your multitudinous abilities. [...]

[...] You prided yourselves on not having regular jobs, and being apart from certain portions of the culture. [...]