“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now (to RFB), I hope you are taking some of this to heart.

[...] You were a fine dancer, and you were very good with the ladies, and within the framework of existence in which you dwelt, you had a good heart. [...]

[...] You can dissect it to your heart’s content after the experience.

When you directly experience an emotional event, when you are at its heart, so to speak, then you do not seem to experience physical time. [...]

[...] We made plans to hold the session as usual, provided Seth himself did not eliminate it or Jane had a change of heart. [...]

As far as smoking is concerned, dear Ruburt, I don’t want to break your heart. [...]

Because I have given you such excellent material, you may take your first break with light hearts.

The ego cannot make your heart beat. [...]

[...] Out of the goodness of my heart, I will however close our session. [...]

[...] But I didn’t have the heart right now to ask it any more questions.

It is not as important as you may think, since oftentimes you act with more wisdom automatically, and the conscious mind is extremely slow to assimilate knowledge that the intuitions know by heart.

[...] He discusses the fact that although he is recovered from a heart attack of last year, he cannot lift over 20 pounds, and must take a 2-mile walk each day. [...]

[...] But Mark, out of the goodness of his heart, never told your son who he found first in the barn, and of such small but tasty incidents is the history of the race composed.

[...] They will get no further to the heart of truth or reality than a fly buzzing around the outside, forever-closed-to-him, portion of a round, hard, unripe apple.

[...] You are warm-hearted. [...]

[...] He put security in financial terms above everything, took no chances at all along those lines, and despite this, of course, is not making much money because his heart was, with the painting, most largely abandoned.

[...] You have large hearts, certainly large enough to let at least part of the world in. [...]

In the past some (Ilda) have been great courtesans, and even though they were not able to travel physically, they were at the heart of communication — that is, a part of court life, or involved with diplomats who did travel.

[...] I wish to thank Mark once more for my representation, and I also ask him to take my advice to heart.

I am quite capable of continuing on without a break, but out of the goodness of my heart, Joseph, I will give your fingers a rest. [...]