“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I’m inserting the material here to continue the record of our house hunting in an orderly way, and to show how even an important perception [in this case of a house] can at first make hardly any conscious impression upon the perceiver — although here two perceivers, Jane and I, were involved.

[...] During that lapse, that first impression is being modified and enhanced within the psyche by subsequent events and understandings; it starts to build up in importance; then, when all of the intuitive-creative “work” has been done, the original perception emerges — or bursts — into consciousness. [...]

[...] Jane said it was difficult to describe, but she had the very definite impression, or feeling or image, within, of a large dark overhanging mass above her, as a roof might be, for instance. This impression was strong, and she believes the overhanging feeling led her to attach the threatening data to it.

[...] These are impressions.

These are impressions of what it is I hold.

I have the impression of the number 3 or 7, or perhaps 3 and 7, (pause) and of a road, and something spectacular.

[...] It appears that many impressions can attach themselves to such a simple thing as a small pen drawing.

[...] (Long pause.) You are both encountering new probabilities of a beneficial nature, and each time you do this you put new imprints or paths or impressions into reality, effectively changing reality in those desired ways. [...]

Now, not connected with the object, I have the impression of gray view, and perhaps the initials J P, or B. I believe P is correct. [...]

A separate impression now… 1886, in connection with a book he may be reading. [...]

[...] These are impressions.

I am afraid that is all I can give you on that impression.

[...] 20, I received psychically rather strong impressions about Nebene, one of “my” personalities in the first century AD. [...]

Your impressions of Nebene came while you were relaxed, thinking momentarily of something else, but with an overall desire to know more about Nebene. [...]

[...] Paul O’Neill came after we’d finished lunch in 330, and took impressions of Jane’s lower gums for relining her denture—a soft denture, he explained, and Jane wouldn’t get it back before Friday. [...]

[...] Not to use the ability in the face of sudden or spontaneous impressions can, under certain conditions, impede your progress. [...]

[...] As you probe into any given moment point, you automatically become a part of it and change it accordingly as it makes its impressions upon you. [...]

[...] But the will’s power is impressive, and it is “distributed” throughout the body. [...]

[...] As our friend over here began to experience what happens when Ruburt leaves trance, so your thoughts leave their own pattern, and your emotions impress the physical reality that you know with all kinds of effects of which you are unaware. [...]

[...] The room was very impressive, with its beamed ceiling. [...]

[...] Neither event had made as much of an impression on her as tonight’s experience, for she hadn’t sensed the odd, infinite black within the expanded area of the skull. [...]

[...] A note to Ruburt: to impress that universe on a conscious level, you stress your individuality, while at the same time trying to realize that your uniqueness rises each moment from that divine psychological fabric. [...]

[...] Still, the session impressed me. [...]

If the twenty-third session roused me to write the poem, it also impressed Rob deeply enough so that he tried a rather complicated experiment with the inner senses — without letting his conscious mind know what he was up to.

[...] I was quite impressed—another best for the body. [...]

[...] Her delivery had been rather quick and animated throughout the session, giving the impression that Seth was more than a little amused by the day’s events.)

([Sue:] “I had a feeling when you first started getting those impressions on her that I was in on this in some capacity. [...]

[...] (Pause.) I have the impression of a miniature antique, of Victorian style, and it is scrolled. [...]

There are impressions.