“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] To make sure that no such impression can be given by him, he resorts to sarcasm, and upon a few occasions downright rudeness, that is bound to make the receiver less than happy.

Privately, your director can see no reason why anyone who is educated cannot spell properly, but he has bent over backward not to give this impression. [...]

[...] As the three of us discussed it Jane began to get more impressions on her own again. [...]

(At the end of the session Jane said she was getting Roman numerals here; then she had the impression that what she wanted was “2 digits this side of 8, which would make it Pius VI.”

[...] A child can think coherently before he learns vocabulary — but he cannot impress the physical universe in its terms. [...] The Speakers were the first to impress this inner knowledge upon the physical system, to make it physically known. [...]

I have the following impressions, that are somehow connected with what we have here.

I also get the impression of a string, of what I do not know. [...]

(Thus it seems that Seth traveled through the thickness of the paper, picking up impressions as he went along, and did this at least twice. [...]

[...] I got the idea of reading the whole book to her because of her excellent response the other day when I’d read her Chapter 5. Again, today, she was quite impressed with that first session. [...]

[...] You impress it, or “stamp” it, or imprint it with your own identity. [...]

[...] Later, while resting, I received a mental impression of Linda Butts and perhaps her mother Betts. [...] Linda and Betts could have been arguing [although this is unlikely; as far as I know Linda is away at school.] All of this was a mental impression, more of a jumbled sense of sound and emotional clutter, with but vague images. [...]

Again, the impressions received by the inner senses are actually concrete in a way that you do not yet understand. [...] In the same manner that impressions received from outside stimuli affect the brain, they make their impression upon it. [...]

[...] A separate impression here now: An initial expenditure, that is unwise and should be avoided.

A film which will impress him. [...]

[...] I wish I could impress upon you this great transparency of time so that you could experience its dimensions. [...]

[...] If you have no interest in such things no phenomena will occur strong enough to impress you in the waking state. [...]

(4:22.) You are indeed beneficially impressing reality at a Framework 2 level, and in ways that are becoming apparent at all of the normal levels of your individual and joint experience.

[...] I’d say that this evening Jane elaborated upon that session — especially upon the impressions she gave then during the 11:30 break, on “animal doctors … a bridge between animals and human beings.” [...]

[...] He said he’ll be at the hospital to see Jane at about 6:00 PM tomorrow—Tuesday, to take impressions for her teeth. [...]

[...] He had the idea for this chapter very clearly in mind, she said; and, with extraordinary vividness, he was “impressing” her with his idea of matter being used as a means of communication. [...]

[...] Under such conditions you can even seek out illness to prove to yourself the strength of your own spirituality — and to impress it upon others. [...]

[...] It would be of some benefit at least to be a little less intimidating, always using the hospital’s precise designation for bedsores (decubiti), the term, used as it is, simply impresses upon you the greater strength of medical theory. [...]

[...] She had these images or impressions off to her left.

(After the session she had more impressions off to her left of the Turkish leader—“the white teeth and dark skin. [...]

These are impressions.

[...] This evening I specifically mentioned the incorrect impression to set him straight. [...]

[...] Now I shall try to point out impressions that are incorrect when I am able to. [...]

These are impressions. [...]

[...] I had the impression as she spoke that she was struggling to sort out what she wanted to say.

[...] With many pauses between words or phrases, she gave the impression of searching carefully for just the right word. [...]

[...] But this is the first instance I was able to follow Seth’s advice and attempt to impress my presence upon others when I had the chance.