“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A more relaxed attitude will reduce the quick breathing and the tightening of the sinuses that results from not relaxing.

[...] Also the slow breathing habits you began to acquire with your yoga exercises will be beneficial. [...]

[...] Breathe in life. Breathe out poison.’

[...] In the dream itself, however, he discovers that his ability is as much a part of him as breath and can’t be turned off and on at will. [...]

[...] All probabilities flow through it, though one of your moments may be experienced as centuries, or as a breath, in other probable realities of which you are a part. [...]

Long is the still breath

[...] In that ascetic system of breathing, meditation, and postures, the third eye corresponds to the sixth chakra, as one starts counting the positions of those seven nonphysical wheels of psychic energy from the base of the spine to the brain’s cerebrum.

[...] They change constantly with each breath.

And the inner self that controls your breathing does not need you to consciously discipline it. [...]

[...] Your spoken language is dependent upon your breath, and even written language is dependent upon the rapidity with which messages can leap the nerve endings. [...]

[...] As before it sat out of the reach of Jane’s breath, and although it was closer to me I took care to keep my head averted so that my own breath could not influence it. [...]

Almost but not quite, our invisible fuel carried to us by our inner senses could be likened to the air which you breathe, and which on a calm day is so difficult to perceive.

[...] You know its effects, you breathe it constantly, but consciously you do not realize what you are doing. [...]

[...] Until you realize that there is one self, and not one self who does and manipulates and another self who breathes and dreams, you will get nowhere quickly. [...]

The very fact that you breathe and dream and perform countless other activities without any aid from the conscious ego should of itself convince even the most stubborn scientific skull that more is involved than science is willing to admit. [...]

[...] “You can’t see it, but I couldn’t have done it last week.”.’ Heavy breathing. [...]

[...] This will give her some breathing spell, when the disease will cease its progression. [...]

[...] The soul or entity then gives breath to the body, and to the three-dimensional self within it. [...]

[...] The symptoms gave you breathing space. [...]

[...] She breathed deeply. [...]

[...] Action is the breath of inner vitality, of which all materializations of any kind are composed. [...]

[...] If my friend here would permit it, and he will not, I could easily shatter the glass of the window with as little effort as is required for a child to breathe. [...]

[...] I am as committed to her as I am to breathing, and whatever we do comes after that. [...]

[...] The body breathes beautifully in a highly disciplined manner and knows nothing of your idea of discipline. [...]

[...] You hold yourself in such tight bonds that occasionally you can hardly breathe. [...]

[...] The breathing exercises that Ruburt initiated with the yoga will also be a help to you. [...]

[...] In the same way, however, once, you had to learn to deal with gravity, to deal with space and time, to manipulate in a world of objects, to simply breathe, to digest your food, and to perform all of the biological manipulations that now you take for granted (all most emphatically).