“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Your consciousness is tuned in to frequencies of perception that give you that impression. [...]

[...] When it saves lives, it does so because of the intuitive healing understanding of the physician, or because the patient is so impressed by the great efforts taken in his behalf, and therefore is convinced secondhandedly of his own worth.

[...] The descriptions here tally very closely with my remembered childhood impressions of Aunt Ella, when I saw her most often.

[...] Each of my own precognitive dreams made a significant impression on me at the time and represented proof that I was moving in the right direction. [...]

I do not wish to make that kind of impression upon young ladies. [...]

[...] I did incidentally watch Ruburt write one of his poems about the starlings, and though poetry was never one of my lines I have to admit that I was quite impressed.

Above all, it deepened my trust in Seth and in his psychological insight and impressed me once again with the remarkable abilities of the inner intuitive self, for it is this part of me that makes communication with Seth possible. [...]

These are impressions. [...]

[...] I tried hard to remember it, and recall repeating it to myself several times in an effort to impress it upon my memory.

[...] The inner senses however give much stronger impressions than ones given by the outer senses. [...]

[...] This whole experience would be so vivid that it would be impressed upon your personality pattern with such impact and clearness that you would never forget it.

[...] In Session 648 he discusses animal instinct, health, illness, and suicide, and the eras during which men and animals mixed. For the same session Jane contributed impressions of her own on animal medicine men.

[...] Still in trance, Jane nodded again when I had finished — and I had the distinct impression that I shouldn’t have interrupted her delivery.)

(Thursday, May 7, 2:45 PM: Barely visible behind a light veil, I had an impression of an upright rectangular pad covered with formal groupings of figures, as a calendar or statistics might appear. [...]

[...] We made dated notes and times of her impressions so she could check them when our friends returned. Interpreting the impressions was sometimes quite difficult. Jane did have direct hits listed, but for other impressions Peg and Bill couldn’t agree on the accuracy and/or timing of certain activities. And sometimes they said the impressions were just wrong. [...]

[...] Like an ordinary psychological experience it cannot be measured on your terms, and yet makes a noticeable impression upon the individual involved.

For those who may wonder: I’ll close here by noting that historically the time period within which my impressions took place would embrace the reputed visits of Jesus Christ to Jerusalem during Pilate’s tenure, including Christ’s crucifixion around A.D. 30 — but that my experience per se had nothing to do with the Messiah.

[...] The true complexity and importance of the dream world as an independent field of existence has not yet been fully impressed upon you. [...]

[...] The impression that it is a lady’s watch rather than a man’s, or a mantel clock. [...]

[...] For some reason it made an impression on me, whereas many times while Jane is dictating I have had a thought similar to the one Jane was about to voice. [...]