“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Really try to see it as a challenge—the daily reinforcement of trust and belief—so that, again, each of you particularly encourage those emotions of hope and optimism that are so important. [...]

[...] Spontaneity has its own discipline and its own knowledge, and when you attempt to rule spontaneity with a heavy hand, then rigidity enters in and you destroy the fountain of inner knowledge and intuition and understanding and you distort the emotions that you have. [...]

(As in the last session, I was getting irritated, since all of this is emotionally loaded material of course. [...]

[...] We are going to get into more of an emotional level also, in later classes. [...]

[...] This involves a learning process—a whole new orientation, not only of thought but of feeling, and necessitates a different kind of emotional reality.

In one of our earliest sessions I told you that trees have consciousness, and that consciousness resided within all things, as the plants within this room to some extent are aware of you, and the happenings here, can sense strangers, and can strongly sense emotional and psychic atmospheres, to which they do indeed react. [...]

[...] The strong emotional content is not there, you see, in your terms.

Nor are the memories and emotions of an individual ever taken from him. [...]

[...] Also, her broadly smiling face felt different than usual to her; Jane said she really felt Seth’s emotions during this delivery, and added that Seth thought he was being smart.

[...] There was on his part a direct experience of my emotional vitality.

[...] Your own emotions have an independent existence within it. [...]

One individual however is more important than you have ever dreamed, for the intensity and emotion and intent is important here. [...]

[...] The destructive tendencies are collected about a particularly emotionally-charged group of reactions, and cut off from the dominant personality.

[...] An emotional acceptance, distasteful as this may seem to Ruburt, is the answer here, and again a sensual immersion in the spacious present and in nature will refresh you here.

[...] He used suggestion and so forth—but body and emotions both stubbornly retained their opinions. [...]

The emotional need of others can be of a help—later. [...]

[...] Now, she finds that the idea of simultaneity of “reincarnational” lives is quite acceptable; this fits her emotional and intellectual temperament. [...]

[...] You need to learn the power of thought and emotion, but this should fill you with the joy of creativity. [...]

(Although she doesn’t usually do such work because of the time required, as well as her own emotional attitudes, Jane had given impressions during the earlier call. [...]

[...] It is a distaste for being surrounded by the public emotions.

[...] To some extent, the feeling of grace is your emotional recognition of the necessity, purpose and freedom, the innate appreciation, of your rightness and your place in existence.