“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Not alarming.

[...] On other occasions the unrelated material simply allows me to slyly insert specific information without alarming Ruburt.

(As the sound of the siren began to fade, my old familiar sensation that Seth has called the feeling of sound, swept over me quite strongly from head to toe—the rich tingling, the deep thrilling internally; I felt as though I might be lifted up; this feeling is very pleasant and sensuous now that I am no longer alarmed by it.

He knew he was off the track, however, and this prevented him from getting more valid information, for he was alarmed.

[...] I had suggested in the beginning that I snap out of the trance state by noon, and had set the alarm. [...]

[...] He views suffering as simply an attribute of consciousness and an indication of vitality, considered alarming only by those areas of identity that still fear death as an end.

[...] The alarm had not yet rung however. [...]

[...] I became somewhat alarmed and the conversation bled off. [...]

[...] Disappointed but determined, I set the alarm for 11:15 and tried again. [...]

[...] It is quite possible however to project without any alarming physical symptoms whatsoever. [...]

I was doing so well when the alarm rang at 11:30 that I set it for another half-hour beyond my usual time.

After I reset the alarm I tried to wander to the other side of the motel to find a name sign. [...]

[...] She reminded me also that even the title of Mass Events, when Seth had given it, had alarmed her, or at least aroused some sort of defensive mechanism in her—something I’d forgotten. [...]

[...] Early in January of this year (1982), for example, decontamination workers in a pair of buildings located between the plant’s two reactors triggered alarms when they inadvertently blew radioactive dust into the buildings from a drain filled with contaminated particles. [...]

[...] As far as we could tell, for all of my stewing and hemming and hawing, there were no alarming changes in my personality. [...]

[...] This is by no means meant to alarm, but to help him evade such a difficulty.

[...] Future-life dream recall may be thoroughly disguised so as to not alarm the guardian, conscious present self. [...]

[...] The whole Western world became alarmed, for economic reasons as well as others.

[...] I tried not to alarm her as we talked, while mentally I speculated about whether the vocal changes could be a further sign of her withdrawal from the world. [...]