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The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2) QUOTES

The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2) QUOTES

1 " The God concept, of course, originated from mankind’s innate knowledge that consciousness precedes physical construction. "

― Jane Roberts , The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2)

2 " The basis and firm groundwork of the material, and its primary contribution, lies in the concept that consciousness itself indeed creates matter, that consciousness is not imprisoned by matter but forms it, and that consciousness is not limited or bound by time or space; time and space in your terms being necessary distortions, or adopted conditions, forming a strata for physical existence. "

― Jane Roberts , The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2)

3 " This is your commitment. This is the time for it. If you are to be an entity, as you have chosen to be, then this is your opportunity, and this is your last reincarnation upon this earth. You need power, strength, determination, and joyous spontaneity in your working hours. You also need to influence personally those people in the outside world with whom you come in daily contact, and to extend yourself in using your full abilities of understanding and creativeness in your outside contacts. You need also to expand in the direction in which you are going, in terms of these sessions and psychological time. "

― Jane Roberts , The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2)

4 " A simple example can be seen in the transformation of an idea into a painting, that is the transformation of the energy, the psychological energy of an idea into physical materialization. The idea itself, once you have conceived of it, represents an additional energy component that you build up, formulate and manipulate on the psychological level, and then transform; but the idea itself contains energy. "

― Jane Roberts , The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2)

5 " Time does not cause change in matter, appearances to the contrary. I am going to skip a giant step, and say that man himself and all conscious beings produce matter subconsciously. "

― Jane Roberts , The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2)

6 " Without constant clairvoyance on the part of every man and woman, existence on your plane would involve such inner, psychological insecurity that it would be completely unbearable. Individuals are always warned of disasters, so that the organism can prepare itself ahead of time. The day of death is known. "

― Jane Roberts , The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2)

7 " Your camouflage and your world is created by conscious focusing and unconscious concentration. Only by turning your head away for a moment can you see what is beneath the seemingly solid pattern. By plunging into our ocean of value climate you can dive beneath your camouflage system and look up to see it, relatively foundationless, floating above you, moved, formed and directed by the shifting illusions caused by the wind of will, and the force of subconscious concentration and demand. "

― Jane Roberts , The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2)

8 " This sense of continuity in individual environment is a result of the individual’s characteristic way of constructing basic psychological structures into physical structures. The basic psychological structures available have definite solidity, depth, mass, et cetera, in the psychological perspective, and they may be formed into numberless gestalt patterns, which are then constructed physically. The variations of construction are endless. There is nothing to force an individual for example to form psychological gestalts of hate and fear from the basic structure of consciousness survival. To do so represents an inability to perceive clearly the nature of the basic structure, and such an inability often carries over into habit so that other basic structures are also misinterpreted. A setting—right in one small area of psychological perspective can, therefore, result in a beneficial turnabout in the manipulation of other basic structures, even though they seem unrelated. "

― Jane Roberts , The Early Sessions: Book 2 of The Seth Material (Early Sessions #2)