“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

All of the body parts, left alone, seek the body’s overall fulfillment and free expression. [...]

[...] So his overt action also represents latent action of your own that you are not expressing because you have too much sense. [...]

[...] It is safe to express that nature. [...]

[...] “It means you’re expressing them, even if they are unpleasant. [...]

(9:34.) If you habitually deny the expression of any emotions, to that degree you become alienated not only from your body but from your conscious ideas. [...]

[...] They will not need to cry out for expression, for they will be fully admitted as members of the family of the self. [...]

(Yet she found the changes frightening, although she kept in mind Seth’s material that the fright was not to be feared but understood as expressing buried fears, to put it simply. [...]

[...] By all means let Ruburt continue to express his feelings to you about the situation, however, and reassure him of his body’s competence. [...]

[...] I say this because often anger, for example, may seem spontaneous—and may be—but is more often the explosive, finally forced expression of reactions long withheld or repressed.

[...] Ruburt’s faith and habits allowed the initial impulse its freedom, and that impulse, expressed, carried within it the means of its own fulfillment, and the book unfolded. [...]

[...] You have not felt free to express your fears to each other, for fear one will upset the other, and so the fears simply grow and then explode.

Ruburt has not expressed those feelings of hope and faith when he has them, for fear they will lead nowhere, or mislead you. [...]

[...] Through your own thoughts you direct the body’s expression, and it can be of health or of illness. [...]

This identity is your physical self through which now, in your terms, all expression must come. [...]

[...] Know that later you will still operate through another form, but that the body and the material world are your present modes of expression.

[...] I say discipline because whenever, individualized inquiring consciousness expresses itself in form, it not only expresses its spontaneity; and this is not contradictory: But even while expressing its spontaneity, it disciplines it.

[...] In fact, the main personality is able to express many different kinds of probable action, but the entire personality is prevented from acting with its full energy or power. [...]

[...] But constant questions of such a nature do not help an individual who is having difficulties — and in fact too frequent expressions of compassion can also worsen a person’s state of mind, stressing the idea that he or she must be very ill indeed to attract such feelings of compassion. [...]

[...] One possibility here is that I do the projecting while Seth controls the physical body and uses the vocal cords to speak and to give verbal expression. [...]

[...] To him this meant that his emotional mobility could be expressed privately at home under conditions you both found acceptable, but not physically through the body. [...]

“Now I’m getting ideas from so many places at once, so fast, that I can’t express them all. [...]

[...] Here you are searching for the implied source, the unspoken, invisible “pause,” the inner organization that gives language or the self a vehicle of expression. [...]

If you consider the self as good, you feel free to express it and its abilities. [...]

If Ruburt had been involved in other endeavors requiring unusual amounts of expression and creativity, however, the same cautionary methods would also have been activated to varying degrees.

[...] The body consciousness enjoys its own expression. [...]

[...] In exercises his legs are indeed more flexible, his knees more agile, and relaxation of mind is the key, for it allows the body to express its own animal wisdom. [...]

You used to stand in a mirror and copy her expressions. (Pause.) She married a man whom you also have known in this existence. [...]

[...] The fascination was an expression of a past fascination of a different kind, though you were pleased that this time you were older.

[...] Some of this is often picked up from parents, so that the child expresses their own unacknowledged fears. [...]

[...] Life is expression.