“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Both were quite surprised to hear from me, and I felt good talking to them and saying thanks.

[...] I felt discouraged. [...]

Remind Ruburt further (pause) that he did his best to help your mother, making efforts toward love and communication (long pause) that he felt you were not able to express toward your mother at times.

[...] I felt a surge of emotion, half unbelieving, when she told me. [...]

[...] I felt peaceful and tired, and put off starting these notes for a long time.

(I was pretty quiet today, mostly because I felt tired and didn’t know what else to do to try to get her to eat or be more open about physical motion. [...]

(For what it is worth, earlier in the afternoon I had been wishing I had a model handy, for I felt like doing some quick sketches as a relief from the constant oil painting. [...]

Experiences are more directly felt, although the same sort of differences occur here as far as intensities are involved. [...]

[...] Their intensity is immediately felt however without any reliance upon physical time.

They are felt according to their intensity only. [...]

[...] As we waited Jane said several times that she felt “a sense of reassurance” from Seth, that he was organizing some kind of material or program for her because of her physical situation. [...]

(9:40.) In that regard he felt that he was violating an important cultural taboo, and embarked upon a program that would necessitate caution, self-protection, and a certain detachment. [...] My published works, however, presented him with what he felt to be a public stance in a different fashion than his own would (louder). [...]

[...] We have tried to go along with his pronouncements, but also have felt numerous misgivings, as may be quite natural.

(By 8:52, then, Jane said she felt Seth around. [...]

[...] He would have encountered no unusual obstacles as far as his public stance was concerned, in that he would have felt the rather characteristic dilemma of some creative writers, who must assimilate the private and public portions of their experiences. [...]

[...] I felt somewhat better all over this AM....mentally more ambitious or something and moved to back patio studio. [...]

[...] Shortly afterward, while working at home, Marian felt what she called a compulsive urge to telephone this teacher and make peace with her; Marian found herself picking up the telephone before she realized what she was doing. [...] Marian had felt she had hurt the teacher unduly, and had no wish to do this. She felt much better for making the call. [...]

(Jane said she felt that she was trying too hard during the experiment; she wanted Seth to name the object exactly, and when she realized this she tried to relax. [...]

(Jane said she felt her awareness “rising” as she did this; she believes she came part of the way out of her trance state, then sank back into it when she made her effort to relax. [...]

[...] The “meeting” grows out of Mr. Fell’s reference that in this telephone call of February 8, he felt he was getting acquainted with Jane as a person, meeting her personally; also that he looked forward to their meeting in May.

[...] “I felt this great big block of information, and again I felt it was shattering, that he broke through doors once more. [...]

(Before the session began, Jane said she felt much more restless than usual. [...]

[...] She said she felt at times like getting up and pacing about as she talked, even with her eyes closed.

[...] She wasn’t sure she wanted me to put this down, but she felt that one of Seth’s experiments might involve her opening her eyes while she was sitting down in a deep trance—so that Seth might look out of them.)

[...] In the meantime Ruburt felt—because of those beliefs—to some extent now, I am simplifying —that he could not do enough, produce enough, help himself or others enough, that he could not satisfy you enough in many areas, because he felt he was so flawed to begin with, therefore he did not deserve love, and would have to work for it, or plead for it. [...]

[...] So Ruburt felt that he was certainly a disappointment to say the least. [...]

[...] She said she felt that Seth could have continued indefinitely but was taking it easy on us because we were tired. I remarked that I felt okay, and that I could continue for a while if anyone wanted to.

[...] My writing hand felt very little fatigue.)

[...] She did not want children, yet giving birth gave her a sense of power, the only sense of power she had experienced in this existence, and so she used this power as a weapon when she felt a weapon was needed.

[...] She still felt its effects fifteen minutes later. [...]

[...] This month he felt fairly satisfied, finally.

(A note: Jane telephoned Tam Mossman, her editor, today — and learned that Tam already felt that Seth might have begun another book: he’d wondered about it several times in recent days.

[...] This process chooses significances then, again, around which experience is built, and around which “life” is felt. [...]

(11:11.) In terms of history as you understand it, man felt safe and secure as a prime species under one sun, imagining that all else revolved about his being. [...]

(Upon waking from her nap this afternoon, Jane again felt blue, deserted, and alone except for me in the world. [...]

[...] Jane said her knees felt very light and considerably looser.

(9:30.) The gradations will be less apparent before too long, and Ruburt will be able to do more and more without such obvious changes in the body—that is, they will occur, but in this period, very important ligaments have been released, and they are bound to be felt.

[...] He has at times taken some comparatively extreme measures, and they were taken to some degree because he felt he could be an extremist.

Now, what would that extreme behavior consist of “at its worst?” He felt that if he were a person given to extremes, then to use his abilities he must apply due discipline so that his head was not turned, so that he did not become a victim of fame, as many other writers and artists did—or so it seemed. [...]

[...] The backward motion referred to time, and how much time you felt existed between the book’s dictation and the delivery of Volume 2.

When you mentioned his ink sketches, he instantly wanted to play at painting again, but felt, guiltily, that he should not. [...]

Ruburt felt “Here was another ranter and raver, another tyrant in skirts, taking my free day of the week.” [...] He felt better physically when he realized the feelings at that point, and when even through a reproachful silence he expressed them. When they returned he felt them again. [...]

This is the fear that Ruburt felt for you. [...]

[...] My writing hand felt no fatigue. [...]

[...] My writing hand felt no fatigue. [...]

(I felt that Jane might enjoy the extra time off.)

[...] It had been one of those sessions that really took something out of her; she had, she said, felt that Seth was pushing the material through.)

(As soon as Seth began to talk about Miss Callahan, I felt a chill. [...] I felt it strongly, and its effects lingered for some few minutes.)

[...] The first time quite strongly appeared when I suggested to myself that I felt light; then it washed over me, and at the same time my arms particularly felt very light, almost weightless.

[...] John had not mentioned to us that he felt changes were imminent in his company, Searle Drug, but after the session he noted that such might well be the case. [...]