“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For reasons given, involving sexuality, unconventional abilities, and so forth, Ruburt felt more vulnerable than you.

[...] It might be directly felt by the tip of your finger, but are the cells in your feet aware of it? [...]

[...] She said Seth had felt no apparent urge to elaborate on any of his answers to my questions. [...]

[...] Intuitively, I felt that more is involved here than questions of camouflage and protection—that at the very least there must be connections between Billy and his colors in this reality and his source in a nonphysical one.⁴

[...] Jane said the voice felt deep to her, and swept her along. [...]

[...] However, my interest in one of my favorite fields of inquiry lay relatively dormant until Seth confirmed the title earlier this month (September); then I felt the impulse to jump right into producing notes on the subject. [...]

(Jim H.: “You don’t just automatically think good things about this fellow, and repress the negative thoughts without becoming aware of what you felt.”)

[...] As we sat for tonight’s session Jane told me — somewhat to my surprise — that she felt Seth might give some material for Mass Events. [...]

Now: we have a young man who felt himself to be unimportant, lacking in stature or ability—the kind of a person who would be lost in a crowd.

Jung feared, basically, such a journey because he felt that it led only to the racial source. [...]

[...] The three of us felt some simultaneous sense of expanded awareness.

[...] Jane and I had expected him to finish his work soon, yet when the moment arrived we still felt a certain surprise, a certain nostalgic letdown: Something we’d counted upon as part of our weekly routine wouldn’t be there any more.

[...] He felt that he had led, in the second existence, a whole people astray, for a cause in which he had once completely believed, and given entire allegiance.

[...] She said that now she felt much better about the question-and-answer format. [...]

[...] She also felt somewhat tired, as did I. But we were more used to our new schedule than we had been last week at this time. [...]

[...] She still felt unsettled; she still wasn’t sure that her odd state resulted from the tumultuous weather.

[...] I am not here saying that unpleasant stimuli will not be felt as unpleasant, and reacted against, by less self-conscious organisms. [...]

[...] In deeper terms the thoughts of abundance affect the inner order of events, minimizing the threat felt by others.

[...] I try to avoid reading too much into such brief passages, but I felt that if Seth answered all of the questions I could ask based upon this session, a book would result. [...]

(Again Florence stated she felt that it might just be a matter of semantics.)