“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At the same time she said she knew the unusually intense feelings were good ones, say, as opposed to a worsening of her situation. [...]

In your terms consciousness springs from unconsciousness, but the unconsciousness from which it springs is far more “conscious” in terms both of scope and intensity, than the consciousness you know.

[...] Sportsmen, race-car drivers, mountain climbers—all seek suffering to one extent or another, and find the very intensity of certain kinds (underlined) of pain pleasurable. [...]

[...] Some people will choose “defective” bodies purposely in order to focus more intensely in other areas. [...]

[...] Its intensity and brilliance, its contrasts and similarities, its joys and its sorrows, are here for you to perceive, whose eyes are opened by the fact of the doctor’s pronouncement.

[...] I asked him to see if the latest brand of liquid vitamins my wife is taking could be switched back to her old one, for she dislikes the new ones intensely. [...]

[...] Since we’ve always wanted to make sure that our “psychic work” is given within the context of our daily living, I’ve undertaken to present in these essays intensely personal material relevant to the creation of Dreams. (The mechanics of Jane’s still-fascinating trance phenomenon have been described in some detail in the six previous Seth books she’s produced—with my help—and they’ll also be referred to, if briefly, in Dreams.)

[...] I want you then to translate the sound of the voice into intensities of different kinds of perception. [...]

[...] We have not quite completely explained the idea of traveling through intensities to you, simply because words are inadequate. The idea of traveling through intensities gives the result, in your system, of traveling through time, as I have told you.

[...] It is of course itself observed by the inner ego, which has managed to maintain its position securely within subjective reality, where it has a wider though somewhat less intense viewpoint.

(I might as well add that in Chapter 5 of Dreams I deal with a couple of my intense experiences with the “light of the universe” back in 1980. [...]

[...] In sleep your consciousness fluctuates between ranges of intensities, literally flowing into and out of the physical-matter grouping, and forming from more plastic “pre-matter” (with a hyphen) stages, the final shape that matter will take in your world. [...]

You would be working intensely when you work, and your relaxation periods would be far more refreshing. [...]

This flooding-out imbues certain elements of the physical world with a brilliance and intensity far surpassing that usually known. [...]

When you were both children, to some degree each of you felt that you were different because of your intense subjective activity—and to some extent, and different for both of you—you felt that you had to “fight for” the freedom to pursue subjective reality.

[...] In periods of intense inner activity that were enjoyable and productive, you disapproved of yourselves because you were not at the same time socially oriented, vigorously involved in exercises, or physically oriented pursuits, and so you disapproved of yourselves.

Even the duration of an event or object in space or time is determined by the intensity of the thoughts or emotions that gave it birth. [...] It may have far greater importance and intensity, existing in your memory, for example, long after it has disappeared in space. [...]

[...] The shimmering varied in intensity. [...]

(Tonight’s experience wasn’t that intense. [...]

While inhabited by the usual human consciousness, the living body operates as an intense focus point. [...]

[...] While the feeling was not localized, it certainly felt strongly sexual in nature, and when I left my body, there was a moment when this continued very intensely.

[...] It seemed to fill my entire head, growing more and more intense. [...]

The original intensity behind the construction determines its duration. [...]

[...] Images may change their form, according to the intensities behind them. [...]

[...] It is of less intensity than could have been possible, and is keyed off by particular objects. [...]

Their electrical intensity and mass cannot be explained by your physics.

[...] What they see has no physical mass however, but only electrical mass and intensity, which is a different thing.