“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A wrist is not held frozen because of one belief only, but because of a belief that is composed of many small components. [...]

[...] It gave you practice, but beyond the point that you pursued it, it could have frozen your abilities. [...]

[...] One very small aspect of a cordella is sized upon and (in quotes) “frozen,” so to speak, its ordinary motion and the rhythm of its changes therefore unrecognized. [...]

(Each line is one thought, one recorded or frozen bit of action; representing or capable of representing many things. [...]

In a way, one remembered dream can be compared to a psychological photograph, one picture that is not physically materialized, not frozen motion, not framed by either space or time; therefore many of those ingredients appear that are necessarily left out of any given moment of waking conscious activity.

[...] This is a probability and not a frozen future, however. [...]

I believe the feeling had to do with the fear there was an overreliance upon structure, in this case, that could impede the sense of motion; that a particular piece of fruit (pause), seemed so perfect in structure that it somehow seemed to be frozen within it, and could not roll. [...]

(Jane said, “It’s as though they’re frozen—this isn’t a good word—at a certain stage until these patterns are given.” [...]

[...] He has frozen up out of fear. [...]

[...] It may look upon our world as one frozen or motionless, upon other subatomic particles as very slow-moving indeed, or even faster than it is. [...]

But when these qualities are demanded of you, in your mind, or when you believe you must perform them, you become frozen. [...]

[...] I then looked over the edge of the roof, and to my great agitation I saw that Dick had not only fallen off the roof and hit the ground hard, but that now he had slipped over the edge of a steep cliff beside the porch, and was saving himself only by grasping a skinny little shrub that was in the process of loosening in the frozen ground. [...]

[...] The knotted energies amount to a frozen immobility, where nothing is lost, but neither is anything gained.

[...] It cannot be stressed too strongly that experience within the self can lead to at least some understanding of the nature of action in its pure form, for within your physical universe action is to some extent frozen, insofar as your perceptions of it are concerned.

[...] Frozen are preferable to canned.

[...] It was the outlet of creative writing, early adopted, that saved him from becoming a most rigid and frozen personality; and if he had adopted such a stonelike ego, then indeed he would now be in dangerous circumstances, since his strong creative nature would finally and disastrously have shattered the stone image.

He is in a state of frozen waiting, and all of the elements given in the past have applied. [...]

[...] I hadn’t gone after him: The ground was frozen so I couldn’t bury him in the back yard beside Willy, and the veterinarian had agreed to dispose of the remains for us.

[...] And he was afraid of what he considered the frozen nature of the inwardness, once formed.

[...] These seeming characteristics in the father’s case however are actually frozen emotionalism encased in compulsions.