“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Earlier Ruburt’s beliefs behind the body beliefs causing the difficulty affected him in such a way that he picked up from others those moods and feelings that agreed with him, so often constructive body messages could not get through. [...]

Here we see purpose, strong intent, and despite the ins-and-outs with mood, and the youthful wandering, the same purpose to write, to express oneself, to observe, and to stand apart from the mainstream of American life.

[...] Everyone was in an excellent mood however. [...]

[...] The trivialities and moods, the feelings of morning and twilight would be extinguished—so he thought as you told him, and so against many of his natural instincts he tried to obey.

[...] She wasn’t particularly in the mood, she said. [...]

(Seth was in an excellent and humorous mood, and spoke for a while longer. [...]

(Seth called it a night, presumably, at 11:30, but then returned, still in a fine and smiling mood. [...]

[...] “Well,” she said, lightening the mood, “it’s going to be a short session, then.” [...]

[...] This time Lee Wright seemed to respond to Jane’s suggestions; these suggestions were not specifically directed at Lee, but were generalized statements designed to set a mood, etc. [...]

In the main physical existence means a translation of inner mood and psychological climate into physical terms, and no consciousness is constantly in a state of bliss. [...]

[...] She said Seth could have continued for an hour, etc., in his excellent mood. [...]

When Ruburt feels blue he does of course show it, yet he is still worried that such moods will weaken your own faith, and the same applies to you. [...]

[...] He was unhappy with some attempts he had made in the kitchen, and after some due consideration decided in this new mood of openness to discuss his feelings. [...]

Pleasant relaxation is the key, as opposed to a retreating, drugged-like mood, or an overly tense, overly conscious worry, as to the degree of his improvement. [...]

(9:58.) A recent article in a national magazine speaks “glowingly” about the latest direction of progress in the field of psychology, saying that man will realize that his moods, thoughts, and feelings are the result of the melody of chemicals that swirl in his brain. [...]

Yet that same May, while I was writing the most pessimistic of poetry, I also remember a break in my mood, a quickening of spirit that was reflected in two poems of quite a different nature. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) You intuitively feel a great connection between your individual subjective moods and the weather, yet you attribute this to mean that you are reacting to exterior physical events that exist quite independently of yourselves. [...]

(And this certainly seems to fit the mood Jane was in last night.)

[...] Your young brother (William, 9 years younger) never set up adequate defenses, so that his own mood swung, willy-nilly, as the psychic climate varied.

[...] He then delivered a page or so of personal material for Jane and me, and ended the session in a jovial mood at 11:35 P.M.)

(The moods of relaxation that Jane has been experiencing often since early this month seemed to have passed, at least for now. [...]