“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It seemed to him, with the force of old beliefs, that Ida, Richard and the children were indeed driven willy-nilly by contradictory impulses, and that their lives lack any organizing inner purpose.

(Jane spoke very emphatically, gesturing often.) This would be quite apparent were it not for your current belief systems, through which the old are forced to interpret their experience. [...]

[...] And, again, rather than force an intensification before the subconscious is ready for such experiences, I would much prefer that you carry on as you have been, at your own pace. [...]

[...] This rule is not forced upon action from some outside agency, but is simply a part of its own nature.

[...] When he feels the reluctance however he should try to discover why and not ignore it, stay home and cower, or force himself to go out, denying the feelings that he has hidden. [...]

(Seth delivered the information in the next three paragraphs quite forcefully. [...]

[...] The unknown reality exists to the extent that you do not travel joyfully through the intimate lands of the psyche, to the extent that you do not directly experience your life as original (forcefully), but accept labels put on it by others. [...]

[...] It seems to you that the female always tended to the offspring, for example, nursing them, that she was forced to remain close to home while the male fought off enemies or hunted for food. [...]

Fundamentalists think of nuclear power as a force that God might use, say, to destroy the world. [...]

(Jane dictates:) Chlorophyll as I said is a mental enzyme, and is one of the moving forces in your plane. [...]

(When I walked back downtown to the station at 5 PM to pick up the car, I was dismayed to be told that the mechanic there was having much trouble replacing the oil filter cap, that it persisted in leaking no matter how much force he used trying to tighten it. [...]

[...] Jane and I are well aware of this because a friend of ours worked in another office in the MCI building, and remarked often on this piped music, which she disliked but was forced to listen to all day on the job. [...]

(Quite forcefully:) A certain beneficial and natural situation is arrived at, in which the conscious and unconscious minds meet. [...]

[...] To some extent he thought of that as punishment, of course, of being abandoned, forced to take charity as well, and the home reinforced all of the Catholic beliefs, particularly stressing the sinfulness of the body. [...]

[...] Suffice it to note that, as I also told her as we sat for this session, that these last few sessions may be “the last gasp” before we seek outside help, or are forced to. [...]

Later circumstances forced him outward, and yet whenever circumstances permit as far as business relationships are concerned, and situations, he will stay where he is.

[...] Because of the force of the imagination this does sometimes then occur. [...]

[...] It is the force that gives you all life and do not restrain it. [...]

[...] It does mean that your concepts force you to misinterpret and distort any “intrusive” information, or experience, that is part of portions of your own being that you do not recognize as your official self.

(“It should go without saying that impulses are the basis upon which life rides —and that they represent the overall motivating life force.”

[...] Thus far, his impulses have been correct, and forcing the walking at certain times would not be advantageous.