“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] However there is within your system a lapse before the organism can effectively organize these perceptions. [...]

[...] Sometimes I catch the lapse while making notes, and ask about it. [...]

[...] His available energy is therefore directed to that activity, and with the thyroid still in a defective state, he feels then unaroused, lapses, and largely by such means (long pause) holds the energy that he has left. [...]

[...] “I lapsed a little,” Jane said. [...]

[...] Jane went to see Miss Callahan, who had difficulty answering the door, was suffering from lapses of memory, and was indeed in poor condition. [...]

[...] You must then experience lapses, as this is not a simultaneous procedure. Past, present, and future appear highly convincing and logical when there must be a lapse between each perceived experience.

“There is no such lapse in many other personality structures. [...]

[...] It was a lapse of consciousness —that’s what bothered me. [...]

[...] A series of such lapses accentuate the condition of course. [...]

[...] His reading is coming back to normal, though there are still some momentary lapses. [...]

[...] Basically time is simply psychological experience, regardless of the lapses between perception or the manner of perception. [...]

Now I am going to close our session, but I would like you all to read carefully a copy of what I have said, and now and then, where you have nothing else—nothing better to do—then try, try to sense that lapse in the pulsation of your consciousness. [...]

[...] And now and then, when you have nothing else to do — nothing better to do — then try, try to sense that lapse in the pulsation of your consciousness. [...]

[...] She said she was doing the same thing she did last night before that session: getting scared, lapsing, while at the same time she tried to get comfortable on her backside. [...]

The apparent lapse between the entry and departure points of this motion appears then as a convenient measurement within the system, that is referred to within your system as time.

[...] SOMETIMES A LAPSE OCCURS OF THIS TYPE.

[...] When a momentary lapse of control occurs, they both come face to face. [...]

There may be the appearance of a time lapse of one kind or another between mental actions and their appearance or projection into other systems, but this is a distortive effect. [...]

The brain with its bodily connections must deal with the time lapses that sensual perception always imply. [...]

Often you fall into lapses in which you actually pull in your consciousness, so to speak, and experience life in a lesser fashion. [...]

[...] These were considered products of the weak and lustful flesh — bad enough, but considering man’s fallen state, understandable lapses. [...]

[...] Thoughts and emotions are constructed, again, into reality without the physical time lapse. [...]

[...] But a sense of spontaneity is most important, and indeed a momentary lapse of critical attention. [...]