“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Marie did not hate Ruburt, though at times she could be quite hateful in her expressions. [...]

[...] He tried to restrain Marie in her expressions of bitterness. [...]

(After supper this evening I went around the corner to the office of Doc Piper and invited him to attend the session, since last week he had expressed an interest in doing so. [...]

[...] It is a means by which consciousness expresses itself within the limits of the physical field.

The inner self therefore uses the physical system to express its own inclinations and ideas of reality. [...]

[...] An idiocy of a kind, and a complete blockage, a denial of experience along certain lines that is far more detrimental than a specific problem, for there is an inability of the personality to express itself to any effective degree in that area.

[...] He is a sexually responsive and expressive woman. [...]

They can express their personhood freely—in those areas that do not threaten their creativity, but as the idea grows, there are few areas left. [...]

[...] It obviously expressed my conscious fears about our situation, and in it I ended up lost amid old factory buildings, with the car gone. [...]

[...] Do not think in terms of perfection and nonperfection, but of bringing your ideas to life, and of using photographs to express those ideas.

The concepts themselves are difficult verbally to express. [...]

(On June 8, we received an answer from Dr. Instream, expressing interest, and inviting us to a symposium at State University College, Oswego, NY. [...]

[...] Her manner was quite expressive and she used many gestures.)

[...] Bill Gallagher said he thought he had noticed a change in Jane’s features, at least in terms of expression, during this last delivery. [...]

[...] Prentice is always, then, to some extent in a state of creative tension, as the seemingly opposed, seemingly contradictory elements are each expressed through these two divisions.

[...] He can indeed express great enthusiasm over work that is highly intuitional, while on the other hand he has a great respect, in his own way, for established learning and education.

[...] The idealized goal isn’t as remote, then, because it is being expressed. Even if that expression is by means of steps, you can point toward it as an accomplishment. [...]

[...] A moment point basically consists not of any particular given time division, but is within your system a convenient term that expresses or represents the range of reality that can be conveniently embraced without undue strain.

[...] In the dream, however, you are a woman to whom he is able to express his feelings, and he therefore shows a side of himself to you with the paper-bag image. [...]

(It’s supposed to express my views of the Seth experience, and how it has influenced or changed my ideas on art, life, and so forth. [...]

[...] He only asks to be left alone in his contemplations, and to express these in whatever manner suits his nature. [...]

I have given, I would say, five or six sessions at a minimum on the importance of touch or lovemaking, its importance as natural expression, as a creative act—and this apart from its physical benefits, release of tensions, and spiritual enrichment.

[...] Dreams also carry the weight of emotional excesses that cannot be adequately expressed within daily physical action.

The abundance of energy met no resistance therefore, and was immediately focused and disciplined according to the desire that he expressed. [...]

[...] Yet here again the creative abilities are allowed some expression. The person does not feel able to express them otherwise. [...]

The exteriorization has great purpose and meaning, then, and brings forth a different kind of expression. [...]

[...] I had ordered the book last month after she expressed interest in seeing it. [...]

As to facial expression, this again works in the same way, for in this case, matter does matter! Physical expression is again the result of the personality’s characteristic method of manipulating the physical organism. [...]

[...] Beyond this, it is our pathway to creative expression, inspiration and wisdom — a doorway to our own greater identity. [...]

Of course, though the face does not fully adopt my own expression. [...]

[...] “It would be nice to know,” I said when she expressed concern, and she replied that she was doing all she could. [...]

[...] I’d never heard her express such attachments or feelings. [...]