“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It will help them fade faster—and if you can, lovingly reassure him rather than act like a fine professor with a stubborn student (with some humor). [...]

[...] I wondered if this was a contradiction, because on the phone last month, Dr. K. had said Jane’s thyroid function was almost up to par from the medication she had been taking, meaning that it had acted quicker than “weeks away.”....)

Now when you begin to sense the interior invisible self then in physical terms you begin to act upon what you call faith. [...]

(Part of the creed involved Jane’s listing what bothered her—indeed, it would end up covering all essential points in our lives, and I hoped would act as a guide and reminder. [...]

The implications of such statements for education are astonishing: Besides teaching rote information, our schools and universities should acquaint us with as many fields as possible; for these act as exterior triggers, bringing forth natural inner knowledge, sparking skills which are waiting for activation by suitable stimuli in the exterior world.

[...] Otherwise the communication is simply received and acted upon automatically without leaving a trace. [...]

[...] Nevertheless as you do not deprive another of breath as you breathe, so you do not deprive another of the vitality of the universe simply by the act of using it yourself.

If man does not know who breathes within him, and if man does not know who dreams within him, it is not because there is one who acts in the physical world and one completely separate who dreams and breathes. [...]

[...] At once I checked with the pendulum—and got a great big yes —that was why my stomach had been acting up. [...]

[...] You are not consciously aware of the million small actions which make up this seemingly insignificant act.

[...] However she acted and looked, somewhat bleary. [...]

[...] Any perception is action, and it changes that upon which it acts, and in so doing it is itself changed (underlined.) This applies to any perception.

[...] Before, Ruburt’s fear prevented him from even acknowledging many such impulses to act. [...]

Normal aggressive acts are like microscopic chunks of ash that barely fly very fast or far. [...]

When it enters at the point of birth, it is fairly independent, not yet identified with the form it has entered, and acting in a supportive role. [...]

[...] The experiences are to be considered as creations; creative acts all native to consciousness at various stages.

[...] The physical body often and consistently acts upon subconscious knowledge, but in order to impress consciousness, such information must be carried by some kind of sense impression, whether this be a pseudosense impression, or a more normal one.

[...] This is how your virus acted, and you yourself triggered it. [...]

What Ruburt must learn is that it is equally ridiculous to act as if it is a summer day when snows are falling. [...]

[...] She had cramps, and then her thyroid gland began to act up. [...]

[...] White men and women were not supposed to act like that. [...]

Music is an exterior representation, and an excellent one, of the life-giving inner sounds that act therapeutically within your body all the time. [...]

[...] As no action is meaningless, so the dream universe and the physical universe constantly replenish each other, and mental actions are performed in both universes, being camouflage acting symbols for inner action.