“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He ignores the message, and sleeps, muttering in protest at the discomfort, and then it takes him another hour or so after breakfast, simply because he did not move the body when it was ready to move.

Before you moved here you imagined, both of you, what oddities you would be in the neighborhood, and exaggerated your differences from others. [...]

[...] He would have gone to the party (at Bumbalo’s on December 29) with some encouragement from you, and you gave him none—for cleverly, when one is ready to move the other is not.

[...] Both of us were still puzzled as to what’s been going on since Day 1. I told her I’d had another dream last night about our moving back to 458 West Water, but that I couldn’t recall it. [...]

The direct expression through writing confuses him, for he is faced with a different kind of construction, say, than one might feel in a kindergarten, where blocks of wood carry the alphabet, and physical blocks might be moved around to form words. [...]

[...] The body now sees to it that it moves. [...]

[...] Our objective was to focus our psychic energies together and move the ring until it struck or touched the ashtray. [...] This time however, Jane quickly became impatient for some reason, and literally commanded the ring, mentally, to move. [...]

[...] Needless to say, emotional impetus was at the base of success at both occasions; and lack of emotional impetus was the main reason for your failure when the both of you tried to move the ring, using your psychic energies the other evening.

[...] It’s possible that the woman might decide to leave her husband and move? [...]

[...] There will be an ultimate move west rather than east, with the company circumstances maintained, things being as they are now, and probabilities as I see them. [...]

[...] Yet he is sure you would consider it a vast annoying distraction, even though not as annoying as moving. [...]

[...] (Moving into Apartment 4.)

[...] All of the recent material I have given you has enabled you to see some considerable results because for a time you have managed to give yourselves some peace of mind—at least enough to move ahead.

[...] Ruburt moves about faster at night because the patterned behavior of the day is not present.

(“Why did you move to Sweden from Denmark?”)

(On October 15, 10 days ago, I dreamed Jane and I moved closer to New York City so I could sell my paintings—or so I wrote, rather than comics for instance. In the dream I saw a big city skyline in the distance, beyond the small town we moved to. [...]

[...] In one dream you saw yourself moving closer to New York. [...]

[...] Later Note by RFB: Also, The Art Shop moves next year to an old house.

[...] The whole self, the entire inner self alone, holds knowledge of the direction in which it moves. [...]

[...] I entered this part of the dream as I left the stairway to move out on the corner for a breath of fresh air. [...]

[...] I did not bend my arm but waved at him awkwardly with it held stiff so that only my hand moved. [...]

[...] Mother answered, but though I saw her lips move plainly, I could not hear what she said. [...]

[...] You should move into your gallery as soon as possible. [...]

[...] But above all you should move into your own place.

[...] I also saw full-face heads, usually in sections, as half a face, etc., coming closer to me, usually with the lips moving soundlessly. [...]

[...] Like I’ve been scared as hell to move out of the old framework. [...]

[...] When Jane got up she could barely move about her chair. [...]

You should make all efforts to move by spring. [...]

[...] Jane was much more willing to attempt the move than I was, but I think we knew all along that beneath our questions and feelings the idea of moving was more like a shared dream, or a probable reality we chose not to explore during our current physical lives. [...]

[...] I knew that a few years later the sign had accompanied us on our move to the hill house just outside the city, where we live now. [...]

[...] Bill is in the process, incidentally, of moving out of his parents’ home and into a studio and apartment in downtown Elmira, where he is going to live and at the same time maintain an art gallery. [...]

This allows the body to move and relax more, and provides a natural tranquilizing effect. [...]

(Following a discussion of everyone’s experience Jane explained a new tenant had moved in and as it was late she would relate what Seth would say.)

[...] The phrase “once upon a time” is strongly evocative and moving, even to adults, because children play with time in a way that adults have forgotten. If you want to sense the motion of your psyche, it is perhaps easiest to imagine a situation either in the past or the future, for this automatically moves your mental sense-perceptions in a new way.