“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] That is, the strength of the inner sensual impact was as weakened and diluted as it would have been if what you heard was a cry through the outer ear that came originally from centuries already gone by.

[...] This is a bit difficult to describe, but the glimpse of my own head came from a point usually invisible to me — centered perhaps two inches or so above and behind my right ear.

[...] He had a definite cauliflower ear. [...]

[...] The sound wasn’t audible to human ears. [...]

[...] Half crouching in the middle of the room, he looked all around with his eyes round and his ears drawn halfway back; it is a pose we have often seen him take when on the alert.

[...] You wore scapulars up to your ears and you were a fine dandy. [...]

[...] But because you did not hear sound with your ears, you panicked and formed the image of mouths that could not speak. [...]

[...] Through the inner senses, and using a very simple analogy, you would not only see the street as you do or hear the few sounds that drift to your ears. [...]

[...] The ears create sound. [...]

[...] Longish ears. [...]

[...] It expands and grows and you feel its vitality gather, yet when you say it grows and expands, it does not grow and expand, again, somewhere in the space between your ears, to burst apart the bones of the skull. [...]

[...] Her voice was loud also, and Willy immediately squirmed out of her arms and darted away, his ears back. [...]

[...] Yet the voice definitely came from outside of himself, and he certainly seemed to hear it with his physical ears.

The people have orangish faces, pointed ears and very long hair on their heads and hands. [...]

[...] My head felt huge, as if my ears were out several feet. [...]

[...] By this I mean that although the eyes are for seeing, the ears for hearing, and so forth, the potentials of the physical body include the capacity to hear, for example, through any given portion of the bodily expanse … Sound, then, can be felt as well as heard, although in such cases you may say that the sound is heard in the depths of the tissues; this, however, being an analogy … Ruburt, in feeling sound, merely experienced it from a different perspective.

[...] “I wouldn’t mind trying some things on my own here at the house, like getting an eye, ear, nose and throat doctor here, or an orthopedist—but no hospital. [...]

[...] Both voices could make my ears ring, conjuring up deep-seated wordless emotions that usually lay unsuspected within the psyche. [...]