“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now, projections do involve variations in intensities on your part.

[...] I would prefer that you work less, if necessary, using the recorder in the bedroom, than work more intensively leaving the recorder in another room.

“Yet in such a small mass, these intensities contain memories and experiences electromagnetically coiled one within the other through which I can travel—even as I can travel through other selves which I have known and which are a portion of my identity, and yet which are so beautifully unpredetermined, for you do not exist as completed personalities within my memory, but you grow within my memory.

[...] At a later date I intend to go quite intensively into the means by which other fragments sense each other, and man. [...]

[...] At the same time they were intensely interested in Seth’s ideas that consciousness can be expanded safely and without drugs, using his methods. [...]

Actually, I was amazed at the opacity of my perception: It seemed that once again I was just beginning to understand that Jane had chosen to embark upon a journey in which she would explore herself and the world in intensely physical and emotional terms—in contrast to the more intellectual ways by which she and I have usually conducted our searches, through the Seth material and our own inquiring minds…. [...]

Your questioning, Joseph (see Note 3), and your deep distrust of the world’s current theories, are shared as intensely by Ruburt, and your joint insistence upon discovering new answers is responsible for these sessions, and what will come from them.

[...] A negative thought if not erased will almost certainly result in a negative condition: a momentary despondency, a headache, according to the intensity of the thought.

The situation can be serious in varying degrees, according to the impetus and intensity of the original cause behind the illness. [...]

The fly is intensely conscious, at every moment engrossed in itself and its environment, precisely tuned to elements of which you are “unconscious.” [...]

[...] There is something here particularly with him… an intense loyalty from a past life having to do with his parents. [...]

Seth went on to say that the emotional intensity of a dream is very seldom recalled in its full strength. [...]

[...] As the sessions progressed we came to understand that for Jane dissociation simply meant her ability to direct an intense concentration toward certain highly creative goals — Seth and the sessions — so that we could learn from them.

[...] They are more intense at certain times than others.”

[...] My almost waiting too long to get out of the car also stands for my grief for Jane, and for my intense questioning and speculating about ‘where she is’ now. [...]

“When you were both intensely involved in your projects (Mass Events and God of Jane), just finished, you let much of your inner experience slide, relatively speaking. [...]