“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The incident, and I will mention it but consciously it will mean nothing, the incident represented the individual’s final success after many failures to bring forth circumstances that would then allow, or seem to cause, the peculiar set of symptoms that he felt necessary in order to repay old debts.

(11:31.) The feeling of hopelessness resulted when he felt that perhaps he could not alter the pattern, that he had made his bed, as his mother used to say, and he must lie in it. [...]

(Ever since she began dictating Mass Events for Seth, Jane has felt like having book sessions but once a week — on Monday nights — and doing other things in between. [...]

[...] The slightest perception alters every atom within your body.²⁴ This, in turn, sends out its ripples, so that as you know, the most minute action is felt everywhere.

[...] Her own intuitive experiences were accelerating, and these, she felt, were more and more outgrowing the ordinary concepts of psychology.

[...] In part, then: “Condensed time is the time felt or experienced by the entity, while any of its given personalities ‘live’ — and you had better put that in quotes — on a plane of physical materializations. [...]

“Basically, Jung feared such a journey because he felt that it led only to the racial source … that anyone involved in such a study would end up in the bottleneck of a first womb — but there, there is an opening up into other realms, through which the libido also passed. [...]

[...] She said that Seth had felt like giving many impressions.

[...] She said she felt as though she was listening to someone else speak, but could not retain what she heard, nor did she know what was coming next.

Through it all each one of us felt a penetrating nostalgia for those vanished classes, for they’d been truly unique; I don’t think it would be possible to recapture their particular, innocent, lasting sense of excitement and exploration. [...]

Ruburt’s body is expressing as much of that desire as he, and secondly you, have felt free enough to express. [...]

[...] Jane said she felt it was a good session, an unusual occasion to get some new ideas, so she went along with Seth and his entity. [...]

[...] Jane and I have always felt that he has some very interesting material on the subject, and that we’ll get it someday. [...]

[...] We’d felt strong attractions toward what seemed to be a simpler, more open and pleasant life in the Keys, where the weather was excellent all year, and living in a trailer was an accepted way of life. [...]

[...] We’ve also felt bad over our long-standing decision to keep them in the house; they can roam no farther than the front and back porches. [...]

[...] At least from my viewpoint, each of nature’s rhythmic signs implied a continuity, an inevitability and security, that I’ve often felt is lacking in our all-too-human affairs—this, even though I wrote in Mass Events that Jane and I are aware, of course, of all the “good things” we humans have constructed in our mass reality. [...]

(As stated, she still felt this way two days later. [...]

[...] I felt it might possibly remind her of a past life, or a past-life location. [...]

[...] Often she insisted she knew what she was saying to me, but at times I felt that she didn’t, and even that some of it represented vocal dreaming. [...]

[...] For that reason, however, and because of your parents’ personalities here, the same amount of attention was not paid him psychically, and he felt that lack.

[...] And when I say that they did this, they did it joyfully and with a great exuberance and yet, also, they felt this portion of their own consciousness leave them and escape from them and so, to some extent, they cried to see a portion of themselves forever leave and yet they did this that you might have existence and song. [...]

[...] Her head kept dipping down; she yawned, blinking; her hands, she said, felt “like water.” [...]

[...] As she looked around at us she felt that she saw us once removed, or as through a sheet of glass. [...]

[...] However I felt that Ruburt might need one. [...]