“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Now, in the same way, atoms and molecules exist so that they are “dead,” or inactive within your system, then alive or active, but you cannot perceive the instant in which they do not exist. [...]

The basic, specific areas became largely inactive. [...]

This correlation between the layers of the subconscious and temperature ranges is true, or rather observable, only when the personality is in an inactive state. [...]

[...] The traveling involves merely a change of focus, both on my part and somewhat on Ruburt’s part, for he is far from inactive, far from being a passive receiver.

[...] These patterns are not themselves inactive. [...]

[...] I feel caught in contradictions—for if Jane’s new feelings in her hips and legs are signs of new muscular activity, as she thinks, and as Frank Longwell agrees, that’s good news; yet those same feelings, her acute and prolonged bodily discomfort, her aches and pains, have caused her to become almost totally inactive. [...]

[...] It is given some exercise, when you go dancing; sudden exercise after inactivity. [...]

“In your time, the periods of high conscious activity would run approximately three days, followed by a day and a half to four days of inactivity, according to the circumstances. [...]

[...] Action cannot remain inactive or motionless, though the motion may not always be apparent.

[...] When you cease active construction of an object, the pattern begins to fade but remains inactive.

[...] It disappears as evidence, becomes inactive. [...]

This correlation … is observable only when the personality is in an inactive state. [...]

[...] Your father represents a most tragic example of impulse frozen into inactivity, and practicality which was never practical but molded him into immobility, his powers so encased by fear that he could not manipulate in the physical environment at all.

12. And added two weeks or so later: I see connections between the “centuries of inactivity” that Seth describes in this (708th) session, and certain unique psychic abilities of Jane’s — namely, those involving “massiveness” and “long sound.” [...]

“… these patterns of probabilities themselves are not inactive. [...]

[...] The ‘troublesome’ material remained relatively inactive until his curiosity and ability led him to actively challenge those ideas while [he was] also in a situation where the natural fear of abandonment might be suggested. [...]