“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Much of your mental experience daily is based upon the proposition that there is something wrong with each of you, for one reason or another. Again, it is difficult to say what I want to while still trying to avoid contradictions at your end—and yet it seldom occurs to you that you might just possibly be doing exactly what you were meant to do, or that you are in exactly the right place and time and circumstances.

[...] Duplication, exact duplication, is always merely an effect of insufficient knowledge. In some cases two thoughts may indeed appear identical, but whether or not examination can show it, such exact duplication is impossible. [...]

[...] Since A obviously may still have the original thought, then B has not the identical thought; not an exact duplicate, but instead a similar but still unidentical thought.

[...] The chair created then by any given individual, and perceived by him, is an identity in that it exists at any given time, without any exact duplication. Basically, for any duplication to appear, the exact atoms and molecules would have to be used, and this is obviously impossible.

[...] He does not even send an exact duplicate. [...]

Seth explains exactly how we translate thoughts into physical reality. [...]

[...] I thought that the whole subject was fascinating when he began, but I didn’t expect a demonstration in the middle of our living room, which is exactly what happened in the 68th session (July 6, 1964). [...]

[...] Now I asked Bill exactly what he had seen. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s exercise today however represented exactly what I spoke of, and in that way should be avoided—the paper that you read this afternoon, that he wrote—and when each of you review your joint past, do so looking for your accomplishments. [...]

I was saying in his first episode: “Ask and you shall receive, ask halfheartedly and you shall receive in exactly that measure,” and I was looking at you exactly as I am now. [...]

3. Here Seth quotes himself exactly from an unscheduled session held on February 26, 1972, during our vacation in Marathon, Florida.

[...] I did not keep an exact record because I did not have the experiment in mind at the beginning of the trip. [...] Again without keeping an exact count, I arrived home with the definite feeling that the car used at least two quarts less oil. [...]

(Jane and I cannot say exactly who was at the table when it broke, although we know that neither of us was, nor was Curt Kent, who sat to one side drinking beer. [...] So much force was used to shatter the table leg that a nail two and a quarter inches long, that I had used in my previous repair bout, was bent at an exact right angle. [...]

(Jane and I do not know the exact sequence of events. [...]

[...] Many parts of the record are exact, however.

[...] Exact voice description.) She says, and this is my impression: that’s no lie, as if that was an expression of hers. [...]

(Jerry said that the data echoed Billie’s fiery, hot-tempered disposition very well, and that the phrases Jane cited like “guts and gumption”, etc., were the exact ones used by Billie. [...]

[...] So exactly what unconscious processing went on?

[...] [Presented exactly as written by Jane.]

[...] [Presented exactly as written by Jane.]

[...] I asked Jane if anything had bothered her, since the house wasn’t exactly quiet tonight. [...]

(Of course, the advice to take Jane home was exactly what she wanted herself, so one could say a bit bluntly that she was merely saying what she consciously wanted. [...]

Now: he is to do the point of power exactly as he decided yesterday. [...]

([Jane added:] Peg in this exact neighborhood for specific reason. [...]

It is exactly what you must avoid, and what you tell Ruburt he must avoid, for it does reinforce the present condition. [...]

(Panic is not the right word exactly—anger would be better. [...]

[...] It is extremely important, if difficult, to probe and to discover exactly what your present expectations are. [...]

[...] I also suggest that you subconsciously and consciously knew from the first that Ruburt’s expectations along these lines coincided exactly with your own. [...]

[...] You had to see in concrete terms exactly what your expectations were, and the house represented at that time the height of your expectations, if not the height of your desire.

My “work” is not adjacent to the world or parallel exactly but at a different level.... [...]

[...] Checking, she discovered that while in her usual position with her feet up, the burn coincided exactly with the edge of the seat. [...]

[...] Oddly enough, she had her first stroke almost exactly a year ago—February 17,1964. [...]

The nature of this book also meant that the Seth material was chosen exactly because it related to subjective experiences such as dreams and consciousness. [...]