“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He thought that body and mind were two different things, that the body must be controlled for the sake of the mind, that his consciousness existed apart—in his head, say—with its own abilities, while his body had its own pursuits as apart from his own. [...]

[...] Your eyes do not exist alone in your head. [...]

There was additional improvement in Ruburt’s eyes and vision, and those improvements specifically are connected with freer motions of the head and arm areas — the hands being included.

[...] You all look quite alike, with one head (amused), two arms and legs, and so forth, as a rule. [...]

(Immediately the mouth vanished, I was swept from head to toe by my familiar thrilling, the feeling of sound. [...]

(I brought in to show Jane the two paintings that had been involved in my enlarged-perception experience yesterday—The Girl with The Violet Eyes and the head of the man. [...]

[...] After the session she did go into some motions, mostly involving the upper portions of her body—the head and shoulders off the pillow and mattress, side to side at times, once in a while rather strong, with noises and increasingly heavy breathing. [...]

(Then I told her about the article I’d just taken from Science News last night, concerning the abilities of animals, birds and bees to carry maps of their terrain in their heads. [...]

[...] The cold to some extent restored the gums, by activating defensive mechanisms in the mouth and head regions.

[...] For the first time in many years, she seems headed for cure. [...]

[...] Jane and I spent two hard weeks erasing most of the suggested changes in the manuscript, and it is now headed for the printer for page proofs. [...]

(The booklet explains much — all of the multitude of sittings and standings and kneelings that we went through in the pews; the gifts carried to the altar by the Bumbalo grandchildren; the hymns we listened to; the selections from the Bible read by the various priests; the responses we gave to the appropriate passages recited by the head priest, who read from the Gospel of John and other Biblical passages.

[...] As usual Jane sat with her eyes closed and her head bowed to one hand. [...]

If you use your head my friend, you can end up with a week that is well balanced, will meet both of your needs, will allow you to operate more effectively for this reason in all your endeavors. [...]

[...] At the same time there was a great clangor outside: Three firetrucks and another vehicle, all with sirens, turned the corner just outside our third-story window, evidently heading toward the temporary entrance to the emergency room. [...]

[...] I tried to think for a few moments, then shook my head.)

(She’s received several recent requests for such interviews from or through Prentice-Hall, and the call this morning brought the matter to a head. [...]

(What particularly upset me about the flap over publicity was that I saw in it a repetition of past ways of refusing to meet challenges head on involved with the psychic work. [...]

[...] She shook her head as she came out of trance. [...]

[...] However, not only was the end of this chapter not so imminent; Seth never did use Jane’s suggested chapter heading.)

[...] Be aware of its pressure against the chair, for example, and of its temperature, of variations: Your hands may be warm and your feet cold, or your belly hot and your head cold. [...]

[...] You may feel that it has a certain position in your inner vision, or in your head, or you may find that you have your own symbol to represent it. [...]

[...] Jane sat learning forward, her head down, holding the test envelope.)

(Jane had spoken for much of the evening with her head down at a slight angle. [...]

[...] She used few pauses, and sat much of the time learning forward with her hands clasped before her and her head tilted down slightly. [...]

[...] Jane shook her head as if in doubt.) The impression of a masterpiece of some kind in connection with what I hold. [...]