“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(We were by now more used to our new schedule, and felt more alert for the sessions. [...]

[...] To me this implied that Miss Callahan was in better condition, but Jane said she felt otherwise, that Seth’s material here was not distorted.

[...] She felt Seth was ready to talk about the American Society for Psychic Research; but she was so afraid of making a mistake that she couldn’t let the material come through yet.

[...] Where it had bothered me earlier, I now felt no discomfort however. [...]

(I hadn’t felt especially good at various times today, and hadn’t been very communicative about it with Jane. [...]

[...] It hurt at first, but then the jaw cleared up and she felt much better. [...]

[...] And it ill behooves me not to bid you welcome when you felt my presence. [...]

[...] You were thinking in terms of themes and compositions and all of your answers did, indeed, sound fine, spiritual, highly edifying, but very few of you felt. [...]

Now in her (Bette) emotional response and in his (Ned) emotional response, you found a clear answer to the question and the answers were not the same but they were felt and honest and you (Arnold) came close but then you hid within the concepts. [...]

(She also had a profound healing session last night while in bed — she “swooned” in a state of near-ecstasy, she said, for over two hours while she felt healing effects surge through her. [...]

If you thought or felt in such a fashion, then you would appreciate the fact that biologically your body is yours by virtue of the mineral, plant and animal life from which it gains its sustenance. [...]

[...] I’d felt badly about his visit, since we certainly accorded him a hostile reception, and evidently had accomplished little. [...]

[...] “I really felt it was great material, and that if you understood what it meant you’d understand a lot,” she said. [...]

[...] Yesterday I felt better—with the session half typed—than I have for some time. [...] Today I felt almost as good, but reminded of the session content, which always helped. [...]

[...] But the creative problem is never entirely even stated: it is felt or sensed. [...]

[...] You also felt that in order to satisfy envy, you would have to change yourself from your direct course to a crooked course. [...]

[...] He felt you were being stiff-necked, and identified here.

[...] He also felt guilty however at being taken care of, for the stiff neck was also therefore a punishment. [...]

(At 9 PM tonight Jane said she felt a “massive presence” behind her chair. [...]

There is a compassion, a jovial yet understanding one, that I can feel for such activities that is more difficult for you to experience, but in many cases the drama—the gods or devils who seem (underlined) to speak through the board, the sense of importance felt by the participators, the heightened emotional activity—all of these provide often, rich elements of experience otherwise lacking from a mundane daily existence.

[...] And yet at that point, I felt duty-bound to question my own experiences, Seth and the sessions because I refused to hide in self-delusions.

Suddenly I felt a strong jolt at the top of my skull; the next instant, I found myself standing on the front steps of an ordinary house. [...]

[...] Suddenly I remembered the jolt I’d felt at the base of my neck … had I had an attack of some sort? [...]

[...] At that moment, I felt another sharp jolt at the back of my neck and instantly found myself back in my bedroom, fully alert and awake.

[...] Yet she said she felt better than usual, and this was true with a witness present also. [...]

[...] John said he felt somewhat the same way. [...]

[...] I asked John to look over this portion of the notes, but he said that he felt it would only be confusing without more background knowledge.

You had best avoid such a course as you mentioned; for purely practical reasons it would be disastrous and the results would be felt in all areas of your life. [...]

[...] On the other hand, you felt that he did contain wisdom, truth, almost godlike qualities. [...] At the same time, you hope and pray subconsciously that the man will disappoint you because this male in your mind has godlike qualities that attract you; on the other, you see him as all powerful and as one who gives out punishment and one who is unreasoning and cruel because you felt that your father was cruel. [...] And you felt, at the same time, that he would indeed do so. [...]

[...] I had felt my dad was very intelligent.)

[...] You felt that the feminine qualities within the male forespoke of a gentle nature, that would protect you from the overall male violence of which you were afraid and which you exaggerated, because of early impressions. [...]

[...] She felt then that she had abandoned them and betrayed them. [...]

[...] Jane has felt much better. [...]

[...] He felt trapped. [...]

[...] If envy is felt it is not acknowledged. [...]

[...] The quickening sensations Ruburt has felt have to do with the quicker passage of neuronal messages as the nerves are stimulated. [...]

[...] Suddenly I felt that we had a visitor. [...]

[...] Later one of the students, Carol, told me that although she knew the words were coming from my mouth, still she felt that they were coming from all over, from the walls themselves.

[...] Each of us felt a strong sense of contact with nature. [...]

Ruburt culturally has felt, for many reasons that have been discussed, that each moment must be devoted to work. You have to some extent felt the same. [...]

2. It’s true, following the enthusiasm we felt when Seth first described Frameworks 1 and 2 three years ago, that Jane and I haven’t consistently tried all that hard to draw from that overall concept the results we think we consciously want.

I felt a small sense of shock. My eyes leapt to Rob’s — I could see he felt the same way. [...]

[...] He was the one I described in The God of Jane who felt himself to be a woman trapped in a man’s body. [...]

(Jane said that lately she’d “felt good” about getting back to work on Seth’s Dreams and her own Magical Approach, although actually she hasn’t done much on either of those projects for a very long time now. [...] At lunchtime she said she felt panicky, and hadn’t done anything that morning. [...]

[...] I’ve felt that way for some time, now—that our understanding of what human beings are is minute at best. [...]