“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane told me that at times she felt a distinct yearning for understanding by the others involved in the affair; yet, because of her participation in it, her confidence in knowing what she can do was strengthened significantly. [...]

[...] Even as a youngster she had been well aware that she felt psychically connected to him. [...] “When he spoke of the wind,” Seth remarked, “she felt like the wind, as any child will unselfconsciously identify with the elements.” [...]

Of the two of us I was supposed to be the artist in the conventional sense, yet I’d always felt that I couldn’t rival Jane’s amazingly simple but brilliantly colored art that was so true to her innate psychic knowledge—while seemingly ignoring it! [...] Her art contained our origins, I felt, by strongly calling attention to her obviously creative and intuitive knowledge. [...]

Some will disagree with my felt premise and this is their right, of course. [...]

[...] She’d felt as though she was out of her body some of the time, out on the first floor’s porch roof looking in at herself. [...]

Other concepts, as vividly felt you see, might not have, bothered him, or he might have found them extremely supportive. [...]

[...] She said she knew what blocking Seth was referring to; she felt herself “come up” just before break. [...]

[...] These however, that you have, are obviously felt by you both in an entirely different manner, because of your own different viewpoints and so forth.

[...] Jane said she had been really out during her trance, and that now she felt “almost drunk with exhilaration.” [...]

Hinged to this is the belief that this felt lack of communication is wrong, and that for anything wrong you should be punished. [...]

[...] The result (smilingly) was that he felt both exhausted and exhilarated.

The strong energy that was being diverted was working to his disadvantage, and you have felt it as a burden and a drag. [...]

[...] For some reason I felt at the time that she did not want to explore too deep a state this evening; but events proved me mistaken here. [...]

[...] In the second effect, Jane said she felt a distinct trembling in her chin as it was lowered against her chest, but Peg and I hadn’t observed this. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Those defenses also served, however, to some degree (underlined) as a part of a larger learning process, and as a way of containing knowledge that he wanted and felt he required.

[...] “I just had the session because I felt so like not having it,” she said. [...]

[...] Experience is felt in terms of intensities and value fulfillment. [...] The dream experience is rather independent of physical time, and its experience, or rather its intensity—my error—is felt more directly while you are in the dream situation.

[...] I felt rather strongly a sensation of gripping on the inside of each ankle, coupled with a downward pull, or stretching. [...]

[...] It was the first time she could remember that any outside influences had made themselves felt while she was dictating.

But man looked out and felt himself suddenly separate and amazed at the aloneness. [...]

(9:35.) But if man felt suddenly alone and isolated, he was immediately struck by the grand variety of the world and its creatures. [...]

[...] She’d felt that way today “as if I’ll never get inspired again—I mean in a big way, like I did for Politics....”)

He felt quite maligned earlier tonight, when you did not realize that he was not grunting with exertion as he walked to the bathroom several times today. [...]

[...] “I felt like when I got slow there a couple of times that it didn’t have anything to do with dozing off,” she said, referring to a few longer pauses. [...] I replied that all along I’d felt she could do more than she’d thought she could, and such had been the case.

(One thing that led to our decision to cut down the visits was that I felt that often Jane seemed worse after the nurses left than she was before they arrived, although her being stirred up for a couple of hours may have contributed to my feeling. [...]

(Jane answered by telling me how she felt this morning—“discombobulated” —meaning that various parts of her body seem to move, or want to move, out of rhythm or sync with other parts—but that overall she recognizes that those are all healthy signs of the body trying to heal itself. [...]

[...] While he was tainted to some extent by conventional sexual beliefs, he still felt his own personhood in such a way that he gladly took advantage of characteristics considered feminine. [...] The world felt the result of his great intuitive abilities, and of his devotion.

[...] Using the terms begun in the last chapter, I will say then that man’s emotional identification with nature is a strongly-felt reality in Framework 2. And there we must look for the answers regarding man’s relationship with nature. [...]

[...] They mix and merge the inner, unseen but felt, eternal psychic experience of man with the temporal events of his physical days, and form a combination that structures thoughts and beliefs from civilization to civilization. [...]

[...] With Seth, she always felt he was present, immediate, alive and strong. [...]

[...] However, she said things weren’t just right; she felt there was a disturbance at the other end—it wasn’t coming through as strong from “there.” [...]

[...] She felt Seth was searching her vocabulary in order to express himself as best he could. [...] Jane felt that what came through was close enough but still left a lot to be desired.

[...] The swelling was now gone and Jane felt all right, though she planned to see a dentist for an X-ray to check upon any possible bad tooth. [...] While she was conducting this little session, she reported that she felt a great, amused tolerance from Seth.

[...] I visualized myself walking across it and felt the wooden flooring beneath my feet. I felt myself walk beneath the signal light at the far end of the bridge and let myself continue on along the street. [...]

[...] For another, afterwards I felt surrounded by a residue of Seth’s good-humored affection. [...]

[...] First of all Ruburt was worried, somewhat, concerning your own reactions when you found that you now had a new engagement for Friday evening, after already planning to cancel a previous one, in order to have some free time for yourself, and he felt to blame since he had already made a commitment to Mark—rather unwillingly, by the way. [...]

[...] However he felt quite guilty over this, for the man is a Negro, and he feared that his dislike would be taken as discrimination. [...]

[...] And so he felt extremely guilty because he did not welcome the thought of this other Negro into his house.

(Jane now felt much better. [...]

[...] He also, that is Ruburt also, felt the violence that is a part of his father’s personality. [...]

I should not need to tell you, Joseph, that a rebuff or reproof by you is intensely felt by Ruburt. [...]

[...] He also felt compelled to follow the advice of the priests whether or not he agreed with it. [...]

[...] He felt he needed the punishment of the program (Alan Burke, TV), and you helped him avoid it. [...]

[...] Jane’s pace had again been fast, and my writing hand felt the effort. [...]