“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Rob told me about the heavy masculine voice with its astonishing volume, and all around me I felt this high energy and great humor as if an invisible Seth were sitting there, smiling, ready to start a friendly chat.

[...] I really felt that someone else was settling down inside my body, getting used to moving it about and glowing with satisfaction at the achievement.

[...] When Seth did well on the tests, I felt light as a feather for days. When anything didn’t check out to my satisfaction, I felt as though I weighed 450 pounds and was gaining a pound an hour. [...]

[...] I have the feeling that the question did not really penetrate enough to make itself felt.)

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

[...] Jerry felt she was there, right behind her.)

(Even in trance Jane felt the effects of these blows, for as she continued to talk she rubbed her left hand. [...]

You felt inferior to your own comprehension, for one thing. [...]

[...] I understood that the lampshades were both comforting and protective, however, and I felt no fear, or even unease, at this adventure. [...]

(Theodore  described to Jane the painting of a woman he felt Rob would paint.)

([Theodore:] “That pulsation effect that I felt?”)

As long as you felt that unfulfillments were a part of your lot, because of your backgrounds, then this came about as a result of your belief. [...]

You did not want to give of yourself to the world because you felt that this was a natural reaction, picked up from your father. [...]

[...] She said that right after she had delivered the material on Dr. Instream she felt quite tired. [...]

[...] Jane felt the test data contained but few correct impressions. [...]

[...] During break she still felt partially “under.” [...]

[...] She said she felt “like the energy’s going through me.”

[...] “Rob and Seth started us on a new program and though we’ve hardly begun, I do feel some relieved more peaceful,” she typed in part on the morning of the 5th as she sat at her new low table, “yesterday i felt the place clicking about me. [...]

[...] Yesterday morning I felt a good deal like i do this morning; middling poor mood, sore body, yet aware of the need to break the spell, move about.

[...] Note that Jane had felt herself transported from her writing room into the living room. [...]

[...] Actually, I hoped that our almost childlike trust—which I felt was closely related to at least some of the psychological elements involved in her acceptance of the voice challenges to begin with—would make possible their complete disappearance.

(4:22 P.M. Jane said she’d felt that surge of freedom twice while doing the prayer this morning. [...]

[...] I felt sad after reading them. [...]

[...] I told her I’d felt something in my throat. [...]

[...] Neither of us felt bad, merely sleepy.)

[...] Jane felt herself “swept up" in this part of the material, as though she were feeling concepts.

[...] And once again I felt that it was up to me to take the initiative in such matters.

[...] I felt peaceful and at ease. [...]

[...] If he had not trusted his abilities so much in his particular way, he could not have felt the other freely-spontaneous portions so threatening. [...]

[...] (See Chapter Six, and the 633rd session in Chapter Eight.) Augustus felt powerless, considering power in terms of aggression and violence, so he isolated that portion of himself from himself and projected it into a “second self.” [...]

In almost all cases [of this kind], your feelings will represent a sense of powerlessness on your part, where you delegated strength to a situation or an individual and felt your effort futile in contrast. [...]

[...] We made our connections during break, of course, and felt them strengthened by Seth’s information. [...]

[...] The ribbon from which the object was taken was around the outside box, she felt; she also remembered a note with the sweater, but we could not locate it. [...]