“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane now felt so relaxed that she didn’t know whether she could continue the session, or would even want to. [...]

You were under constant pressure, for you felt that you should have learned more. [...]

[...] What he felt this week, and in beginning his book, was the rousing of his energies. [...]

[...] Jane felt well. [...]

[...] He said John had cut his tongue on a bone sliver while eating, but because of the human nerve structure in that part of the anatomy the pain had been felt down in his neck.

[...] He has no idea as to how he was able to do this, or why he felt impelled to. After his first three correct calls he felt the ability wane, and began to make errors.

[...] Before the session Jane had been tired; she now felt fine. [...]

(Giving this material during the session, Jane felt the motion, very swift, of the turn.

[...] I felt I stood on a long narrow porch or verandah with a railing. [...]

[...] By 8:50, Jane felt her usual nervous pangs. [...]

[...] Once again we felt that we had gathered a lot of material in just about half an hour. [...]

[...] Besides, she said, tonight she “felt stuff around, about cells and prayer, and things like that”, she announced that she wanted to hold the session.

[...] Jane felt fine; she told me that she could cheerfully continue the session for another two hours. [...]

(“Do you want to say something about our discussion yesterday, about changing the past from the present?” I felt that Seth was bound to agree with Jane’s version of what he’d said, rather than mine.

[...] She slept well after that: “Yeah, I woke up this morning and my mood was fine—I spontaneously felt good. [...]

[...] Beliefs: you felt that the discussion was needless because Ruburt could not make it anyway, physically. [...]

[...] While waiting she told me she felt “real light, as if I could float up some place.”

[...] He made an effort not to call on you, but emotionally you see he felt that the whole world should stop to help his bird. [...]

[...] I used a black felt marking pen to make the drawing; this is indelible, and the ink soaked through the porous paper until the drawing is quite easily visible on the reverse side. [...]

[...] She felt no particular reaction, she said, when I told her she had been correct in calling the object a card. [...]

[...] There was none, and she told me later she felt no particular reaction. [...]

[...] John felt that the questions were loaded, that his answers, which were very frank, would be used in considering him for advancement.

[...] The repercussions will not be immediately felt, but they will be one of the basic causes that will lead officials to decide upon such a reorganization.

[...] Its effect will be felt by others beside yourself. [...]

(Finally at 9:15 Jane “felt Seth around.” [...]

[...] An earlier particular fear felt during the day involving, say, a loss of a job may then be translated when you close your eyes into a series of seemingly unrelated symbols, all however connected to that one fear.

[...] But this was the kind of session she liked, and when she came out of trance she felt that more time should have passed. [...]

[...] You both felt he must be very careful. [...]