“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The overall emotional coloration and vitality of all of the creatures, say, within any given arbitrary environment is highly complicated, so that there is of course a psychological climate to which you react, as there is a physical one. [...]

[...] At the same time, you recognized that John’s job as a waiter also involved him with nourishment—that is, physically and symbolically—and the dream was simply restating the fact that the intuitive faculties, often considered solely female, actually involved those qualities of creativity and emotion that held family units together. [...]

[...] So-called Mongoloid children, for example, are reminders of man’s purely emotional heritage, as separate from his intellectual achievements. [...]

[...] When your own thoughts have a form and reality, when they have validity even in other systems of reality of which you are unaware, then it is not difficult to understand why other systems of probabilities are also affected by your own thoughts and emotions — nor why the actions of the probable gods are not affected by what happens in other dimensions of existence.

[...] Here the emotional energy is at such a pitch that the individual appears out of context within your physical reality, but has no freedom within it.

[...] In a strange fashion, the pain represented heightened sensitivity – extremely unpleasant, but also represented a vital emotional bodily response of a direct nature. [...]

You can use your intellect and your emotions. [...]

[...] Those beliefs of course program your emotions, and bring about their own evidence.

[...] So man loses full use of the animals’ regulated, graceful instinct, and yet denies the conscious and emotional discrimination given him instead.

He was intellectually certain of this in the past, but not emotionally certain. [...]

[...] Now it is true that generally speaking, material of an emotional nature actually has a stronger vitality, and is easier to perceive. [...]

[...] It does take some time to understand why the pendulum answers as it does, but it will be responding not only to your question but to the greater framework and the emotional circumstances connected with it. [...]

[...] He cheered me considerably by telling me that I appeared to be in excellent emotional and psychological health.

“But anyone that emotionally damaged would show symptoms in normal daily living.”

[...] It represents the emotional coloration of the individual’s ideas and constructions at any given “time.”

Emotions are the driving force that propel ideas into constructions.

[...] In so doing I immediately experience — and fully — your past, present, and future (in your terms), and all of those strong or determining emotions and motivations that have ruled you. [...]

[...] Therefore, remember during the days for example to allow yourselves some enjoyments, and to consider any feelings, even unpleasant ones, as valuable expressions of sensation or emotion. [...]

[...] When Ruburt left that system intellectually some of the old bonding power remained, the emotional glue, but he no longer believed in the indulgences, the sacraments and so forth, so the Sinful Self was left fairly isolated, still believing to some extent that to “be good” it must be bad, but without the releases of guilt once provided by churchly help and belief. [...]

The event itself was an interaction of thoughts and emotions and images, a group of communications in which actually many people were involved. [...]

The body’s natural healing processes each day rid people of diseases, repair emotional or bodily illnesses — and such instances go largely unrecorded. [...]

In reply to another of my questions, she said her emotional charge was also involved with the death of our cat, Billy One, in February 1979. [...]