“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Indeed, Seth was in an almost jocular mood.

(Actually my writing hand was tiring, but I thought Jane was in an exceptionally good mood, and that she might want to continue. [...]

(Jane began speaking in trance in a very jovial mood, with her eyes wide open and very dark.)

[...] If all of these issues click in one day, then his mood is more severe, but usually one or two operate.

[...] So brief conversations with you on that subject, or on your work in general, or on any subject whatsoever, will automatically quicken his mood and responses. [...]

[...] Understand, however, that in your own way you also perceive unconsciously and react to such information, and that many of your unaccountable moods, fears, but also inspirations, have their source in events that, in your terms, have not yet occurred. [...]

[...] I didn’t plan particularly to ask Seth about any of this tonight; I was angry at myself and not in the mood to delve into anything, actually.

[...] One night we went to a nightclub, hoping for a change of mood. [...]

(Seth gestured humorously enough, but then quieted and leaned forward in a mood of emphatic seriousness.)

[...] The song was very clear, lyrical and restful; I had been in a low mood today and now she tried to cheer me up. [...]

If you will forgive me, you do not seem in the mood for much action this evening.

An artist or writer, believing such selective nonsense, will of course find all of his or her other creative abilities a distraction, a bother, a temptation that is bound to detract from the main genius, rather than add to it, deepen its application, and add an orchestration to its subjective moods that would otherwise be quite lacking (all intently). [...]

Even though I do not give you much time to comment, I still like a give-and-take mood, and the interplay of personalities that you get in this manner. [...]

(Jane asked me not to read any of my original notes to her before the session, since she was trying to get herself in a quiet mood so that she could have a good session.)

[...] “I” was taken over by the emotional mood so that it was difficult to snap back. [...]

Ruburt’s mood is such that it is rather difficult for me. [...]

[...] I should have asked, but Jane’s delivery was rather fast; nor did I particularly think of it, let alone not being in the mood.)

[...] Answered 35 letters over the weekend … my mood seems again magically improved at least. [...]

[...] Even his overall moods remained exuberant for years. [...]

[...] It is very important that when he feels caught in a dilemma—to move because he wants something, or not to move because he thinks it will hurt—that he not prolong the dilemma, but move despite his mood at the time.

[...] Given to high exuberance, quick moods... [...]