“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I want you to take it for granted that your body feels—but that you have often inhibited the feeling. Therefore, I want you in your lovemaking to imagine that your body is like a field—be aware as stimuli come to this field—feel it waken. I want you to concentrate upon feeling actively. I want you to be alert to the movement of muscles—the message of nerves. The body is affected by touch in the same way as a field by the wind, the sun and the rain. I simply suggest, therefore, that you become aware in the same manner—that you listen for what your body feels. It is you who have been blocking sensations that are there and do exist.

You always seek in your profession, you see, to go above the others to seek new methods to be avante garde. To show that although there are many psychologists with degrees seemingly in the same category as you are, that you are, nevertheless, beyond them. Now do not take any of this in terms of guilt—there is nothing for you to feel guilty about. You have simply to understand why you feel as you feel, and not to inhibit your own feelings.