“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

There was concentrated training that allowed her to focus inward; an exterior environment that forced her to look inward for answers, and a strong religious structure in which initial growth could take place. [...]

[...] But as the walls of your house are experienced by your outer senses, and serve to protect you against other camouflage materializations, even those of wind and rain and cold, so do the walls of past, present and future, erected by you as a different kind of camouflage pattern, protect you from inner forces and realities with which you are not as yet equipped to deal.

[...] The environment itself is conscious (forcefully). Atoms and molecules themselves operate in their own fields of probabilities. [...]

[...] The wind burst against our apartment house in great forceful thrusts that were most unusual for this section of the country. [...]

[...] I am saying that illness is a portion of the action of which any personality is composed, and therefore it is purposeful, and cannot be considered as an alien force that attacks the personality from without.

[...] The very motor responses demanded on the part of the body, and the extra arousal tendency, would force you to lose a great deal of valid material. [...]

[...] (Very forceful delivery.) Do you follow me? [...]

[...] They force you to perceive action in certain terms, but this is not the nature of action. [...]

In the 256th session he said, “Because you are obsessed with the idea of past, present, and future, you are forced to think of reincarnations as strung out one before the other. [...]

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

[...] The personality is already immersed in a dimensional transformation; when the emotional need of those within the physical plane call out for communication, they add to the pull or force of the attraction still present, binding portions of the personality to the physical field, and can add to the resistance encountered by personalities in transformation.

[...] I slept well—and the discomfort returned full force when I got up this morning. [...]

[...] You may create a physical symptom so that you wonder why you have the symptom and it forces you to ask questions that you would not otherwise ask. [...]

[...] I could not force Ruburt to face the dilemma until he felt he was ready to handle it—then he would see it as he does, now, as a challenge. [...]

[...] And I can say here (Sue); in particularly here (Florence); and here (Alison); and here (another student), for these forces have already begun. [...]

There are laws that we will get into later, involving the strength or force of energy as it passes through various fields, and is perceived in them. [...]

The earliest poets were probably half shaman, half prophet, speaking for the forces of nature, for the “spirits” of the living and the dead, voicing their visions of man’s unity with the universe. [...]

[...] It was not a large room, and the dance floor was quite small; fifteen couples would be forced to stand elbow to elbow. [...]

[...] Illness is a portion of the action of which personality is composed and therefore it is purposeful, and cannot be considered as an alien force that invades personality from without. [...]

“You cannot pervert them by trying to force them to serve purposes that you have set up as a condition of existence. [...]

“I can’t remember the events connected with the nightmare that gave rise to the feelings, but at the same time I was being assaulted or attacked by … a psychological force who wanted me to understand the danger of such a course. [...] Once I think the title of a children’s tale appeared in the air in large block letters, the idea also being that outside of the known order provided by these stories, there were raging forces working against man’s existence. [...]

[...] She summarized those conflicts in the note she wrote on our 26th wedding anniversary.³ I saw that same pattern of delay at work in her holding the sessions for Dreams—and to me that meant the same psychic and psychological forces were still operating. [...]

[...] As an old woman, Ruburt was forced to leave the order that he had initiated. [...]

[...] I think her deep concern about leading others astray, related as it is to her early religious training, is the inhibiting force here. [...]

[...] (Pause.) The schools of “positive thinking” try to remedy the situation, but often do more harm than good because they attempt to force beliefs upon you that you would like to hold, but do not in your present state of confusion.