“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

There are some things to happen that I am not telling you about along those lines, but you must both take it for granted that freedoms exist now to be expressed.

[...] Yet she herself first came up with the insight tonight that the panic was expressing itself through her disorientations and/or hallucinations. [...]

First of all, the anxiety rises with its own rhythm (pause), expressing at this time the anxious patterns that lie beneath, serving both as messages of the nature of the stress, and containing also other deeper material that has, in a fashion, accumulated. [...]

[...] They are the final, and yet first expressions of that panic. [...]

The session is apt to go off and on, but for a fairly long period—I am not sure—as we deal with the nature of action and expression. [...]

(11:02.) Give us a moment … I told you (in the last session) that in one probability Ruburt was a nun, expressing mysticism in a highly disciplined context, where it must be watched so that it does not get out of hand. [...] There were three offshoots: one, the nun, with mysticism conventionally expressed, but under guarded circumstances; one, the writer who veiled mystical experience through art; and one, the Ruburt you know, who experienced mystical experience directly, teaches others to do the same, and forms through writing a wedding of the two aspects. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s mystical nature was such a strong portion of the entire identity that in his present reality, and in the probable reality chosen — as mentioned when I discussed this picture (of Jane) — the mystic impulses and expressions were given play. [...]

(I told Jane now that had my mother received any additional energy during her 50’s, she might have expressed its benefits through the habitual mores of our society, in terms of changes rather than of probabilities, say “My life changed for the better at that point, when I made that decision.” [...]

2. I think that as a child I often sensed my parents’ feelings of strangeness about this reality, although I was quite unable to express myself in those terms. [...]

[...] Your natural health and creativity and motion will be expressed at all levels of your experience. [...]

[...] He is still overly concerned about waking you too often, but his body often is expressing its need for motion and change. [...]

—and my expression of gratitude on Ruburt’s part for your continuous assistance. [...]

You are, however, in physical existence using your body as a medium for learning and expression. [...] (Pause.) Many of you for your own reasons pursue courses that do not involve an even development of abilities, an overall balanced picture, for example, but choose to express and experiment with certain qualities to the exclusion of others. [...]

[...] Now all of this inner self cannot become expressed even with its connection with the brain, since the brain must sift perception through the physical apparatus.

No matter how depressed you may feel, you do still want to live, or you would be dead by now — so there is a part of you that seeks life and vitality, and that portion also deserves expression. [...]

[...] The world needs every hand and eye, and cries out for expression of love and caring. [...]

[...] Only moments afterward, memory of the thing was beginning to vanish, and words hardly express the subjective sensations. [...]

[...] Here I started to feel the microscopic nature of our planet, comparatively speaking; a shrinking a momentary sense of desolation that was my own, I think; there was no attempt to deny integrity or uniqueness of physical life; but only to express... [...]

Now it will help if you take it for granted that under some circumstances, dealing with Ruburt’s idea of authority, he has difficulty expressing dissatisfaction, or any normal impatience... [...]

[...] Through expression of the words, but also through your art, for you saw all art as an expression of love, a love in which the old man and civilization was ultimately held.

[...] (Pause.) The real personality, however, is never satisfied with such a procedure, and seeks a much fuller, freer expression.

[...] Within creaturehood there are wide ranges of abilities; these may be seldom used, but they are there as practical ideals that can be expressed within that system. [...]

The greatest abilities of a personality may often be brought into physical expression, however, because of certain rhythms that are not understood. [...]

[...] The form of the particle defines your experience as the waves permeate it, but your greater reality cannot be expressed in such limited terms.

Those feelings, again, can be accepted as belated expressions. [...] The Sinful Self can be told it is a good self, it is loved, it is safe to express itself, it is free to follow its own motion and curiosity. [...]

[...] The release of such feelings allows the Sinful Self some expression, and gives it a sense of communication so that it can indeed be reached by the understanding gained by other portions of the self—a highly important point. [...]

[...] Suffice it to note that in the mail last night I found prescription drugs from Dr. Blount, to my complete amazement; I also found a letter from the Arthritis Foundation, in which Dr. MacDuffie expressed his complete opposition to Dr. Blount’s treatment for rheumatoid arthritis. [...] I related the whole business to Jane this afternoon after she’d finished lunch, and expressed my frank hope that “a certain party” might have some pertinent comments on the whole affair. [...]

Ruburt did make an attempt to rid himself of those feelings, however, by speaking of them to you, thus expressing them, and by reminding himself of our sessions and of his own physical improvements. [...]

[...] You saw the doctor in working clothes, expressing your feeling that doctors were more like mechanics, dealing with exterior manipulation, thus your doctor appears without his usual well-groomed attire, and fashionable facade. [...]

The physical body itself however has much more to do with the maintenance of environment than is realized, for you use it so that your environment becomes almost like a second body, extending outward from the first, through which you express your inclinations and characteristics. [...]

[...] The initial creation provided the energy, the dimension, of possibility itself, but every particle of consciousness will always attempt to express itself within as many possibilities as possible. [...]

[...] In his case, however, much of this had to do with quite normal reactions—not voiced or expressed. [...]

[...] At the same time he would be expressing the unreconciled portions of his own nature.

[...] Later he himself did not trust any good development, and so felt unsure in expressing it. [...] To keep a secret was not to express it. [...]

[...] You are finding out the meaning of individuality, which is a far more important word than you realize, and when you understand that meaning, then your own individuality will express itself in its natural form. [...]

[...] I’ve always found the quality of her Sumari expression to be of a high order. [...]

“Yet,” she continued, “second thoughts make us question old assumptions: Granted the existence of counterparts to begin with, certainly their common goals, though differently expressed, would bring them together when possible. [...]

[...] She’s from out of town, and I hardly know her [she’s also so quiet]; but even so, I could see how it was possible that she could be embarked upon her own series of lifetime challenges while expressing certain qualities of the entity, or whole self from, which we both emerged. [...]

[...] If an individual has strong feelings of dependency that cannot be expressed in daily life, he will express these in dreams. [...]

He began a long lecture on the methods of handling aggression and expressing it in acceptable ways. [...]

[...] When action is not allowed to follow the patterns or channels for its expression that have been evolved by the personality, then blockages of energy occur.

[...] Sue had been taught as a child to repress emotions, but the time had come when expression was imperative. [...]

I was using this sense, I believe, in the episode described in Chapter 17, experiencing a concept that could not be expressed adequately in words, when everything in the room seemed to grow to tremendous size.