“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You also wanted your work to show and express those mysterious moments when the rivers begin to flow (underlined), the heart learns to speak. [...]

[...] Try to take this to heart—and again, in a larger framework. [...]

[...] One portion of the personality might be whole-heartedly in favor of good expression of personal power, and be stimulated to express and use his or her energy and strength. [...]

When you begin to look further and further into the nature of physical matter, of course you get further and further away from it until at the heart of the matter there is no matter at all, and this is as far as you can go with your instruments; the heart of the atom as you know it.

[...] You should still help him to trust relaxation, but I want both of you to take this session to heart, so that it can help you accelerate your growing understanding, and bring you more beneficial practical results. [...]

[...] At the heart of the condition, there is a series of psychological shocks that occurred.

[...] (Pause.) Carried to extremes this could smother the spontaneous spark that is the heart of each painting.

[...] They are ideals set in the heart of man,⁵ yet in other terms he is the one who also put them there, out of the deeper knowledge of his being that straddles physical time. [...]

[...] PUN: THE WHOLE IS THE SUM OF ITS HEARTS.

[...] Yet we felt light-hearted at the same time. [...]

And if we are not all hearts and flowers, let it be said that hearts and flowers as a steady diet could become quite boring.

(We thought this connection with “a trip by train” might be the distant connection referred to by Seth, when we remembered that while Marie Colucci’s mother had been visiting in Elmira, the mother’s husband died of a heart attack at home in New Jersey, while bowling. [...]

[...] When Marie’s father died of a heart attack in NJ, Marie drove her mother back to Jersey in the parental car, then returned to Elmira herself by train.)

[...] They may die in their sleep of unexplained heart failure or whatever, or in accidents. [...]

(Long pause.) The motion of microscopic events always involves probabilities, which are at the heart of your world, and healings always involve activity at that level also. [...]

The breakdown will be emotional but it will show a physical nature affecting circulatory (hesitated on word) symptoms and the heart, but this will be secondary.

[...] Our Lady from Venice has made some progress, for since I spoke to you last, you finally took me to heart. [...]

[...] “In your heart Sayre stands for your childhood,” he said in conclusion, “and to that extent, to you personally, for the childhood of all men. [...]

[...] Take it to heart. [...]

The emphasis should be upon arousing your own individual and joint creative healing abilities—in other words, magical properties of your own minds and hearts, and such intent is bound to put you ahead of the game. [...]

[...] Our Lady from Florence has made some progress for, since I spoke to you last, you finally took me to heart. [...]

[...] The cells that compose your intestines, your heart, your muscles obviously do not see the car as “you” do. [...]