“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

It is therefore some force to be reckoned with. [...]

[...] And the action, or actions involved in this belief will therefore act upon the physical cells of his body with vengeful force, because he has himself directed them to do so.

[...] It was less difficult, mainly since you had been ill earlier, you see, and already forced to know the weight of the body when the ego fights the intuitional self.

[...] The sexual charge was always used in transformed nature by Miss Price, and turned into the propelling action of many beneficial deeds, for she helped literally hundreds of students, forcing their best from them. [...]

[...] When you try to tie a great talent down to a practical end like “making a living,” then you are wasteful (forcefully).

[...] All of these ideas are based upon the fear that an individual possesses only so much energy that must be hoarded, directed—not easily, but with fantastic force. [...]

The body likes to exert force, however, beside that. [...]

[...] One small point: as you realize, the adolescent children did represent emotional conflicts in the dream that Ruburt managed to force his way through.

[...] They yearn toward old ways, when the decisions of marriage were made for them, when they could safely follow in their father’s footsteps, when they were unaware of the lure of different places, and forced to remain at home. [...]

[...] Her delivery in trance has been steady and often quite forceful.

[...] In this instance, he is turning the dial on full force, so to speak, and for a while he does not know how to adjust or manipulate the controls.

[...] You are actually a vital force, existing as a part of your environment, and yet apart from your environment at the same time.

[...] In a flash I’d been prepared for Margaret to use all force necessary, even to the point of one or more broken ribs, as I’d read could happen. [...]

This particular group of people are also usually possessed by an extraordinary anger: they are furious at themselves for not being able to showcase their own strength and power — but “forced” instead into a kind of behavior that appears sometimes frightening and humiliating.

This is not to say that all such children should be cared for at home, or that parents should feel guilty if they are forced through circumstances to place their offspring in an institution. [...]

[...] “Force it,” I said at 9:20, still joking, and Jane protested in good humor. [...]

[...] I had an extensive filling put in it a few weeks ago, and was now concerned lest it act up enough so that I would be forced to have it out. [...]

[...] Laurel pointed out a number of forceful passages Jane wrote on cultural acceptance in The God of Jane in 1980 — the same year in which she dictated The Magical Approach for Seth. [...]

[...] I do not force my perceptions upon the woman through whom I speak, nor is her consciousness blotted out during our communications. [...]

[...] This was a quite legitimate physical expression, for as tension began to release it had a force meant to blow outward through tears, the whole process of crying relaxing those areas involved. [...]

[...] All of the gestures, dances, and other procedures are shock treatments, startling the subject out of habitual reactions so that he or she is forced to focus upon the present moment. [...]

[...] When disease is seen as an invader, forced upon the integrity of the self for no reason, then the individual seems powerless and the conscious mind an adjunct. [...]

There are also quite beneficial forces in your personalities that uphold you both, and of which you are unaware.

[...] You were afraid of letting go with oils, for fear of facing the subconscious forces they represented. [...]

There was something rather important that I could not and would not force, and I have mentioned this before. [...]

[...] An amazing amount of energy was released in the article, that will affect others, and Ruburt is only slightly beginning to realize the force behind it and within it.

[...] She had been aware throughout the session of Seth’s stronger voice and more forceful delivery. [...]

[...] To me it speaks very clearly of forces holding back, of resisting changing the status quo. [...]

[...] Therefore, try to understand that the particular dilemma of illness is not an event forced upon you by some other agency. [...]