“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It moved well in its still-limited fashion. [...]

[...] He does well to move about in his chair, as he does often, exercising when he is alone. [...]

(While moving about in the kitchen during break Jane got this within: “Ruburt is only now beginning to start upon his life’s work.” [...]

(Recently we have been moving all of Jane’s old poetry, novel, short-story, psychic, and other manuscripts and notes, dating back to her grade-school work, out of the upstairs storeroom into our roomy front-room closet. [...]

[...] Jane saw Seth’s painting move, intact, to and then through our large center window in the living room.

(The gesturing hand in the painting beckoned to me in three-dimensional form, Jane said, as the painting moved through the window—this was a clear invitation to me to project, accompanied and guided by Seth. [...]

[...] Using it you are released momentarily from bodily pressures, and with that freedom, you can move to relieve them. [...]

(Seth, Jane said, already had other “directions” in mind, involving the right and left; although he hadn’t moved into these areas yet to any great degree via analogies, he had it all planned. [...]

[...] The energy that moves your image comes from the soul. [...]

each part moving and alive, sliding, shimmering,

[...] The family living in it was moved and the shell boarded up — with Rooney, as a kitten, trapped inside. [...]

[...] I hold a small heavy object suspended by a thread so that it’s free to move. [...]

[...] During this session, part of it at least, I seemed to be viewing a classroom, presumably Pat’s; at first I looked down upon the room from above, then moved to a vertical position, searching for a particular seat. [...]

[...] Its “verbs” really move, and do not simply signify, or stand for, motion (emphatically).

The trees in a landscape painting cannot physically move with the wind that may blow through the three-dimensional room. The head in a portrait cannot close its eyes if they are open, but you move within the framework of the temporal space that you have created for yourself.

[...] And even now, woe to me if I make a wrong move, for Ruburt would most certainly rise up in arms.

(Jane moved over to the couch before the session resumed, and remained there once she began dictating again. [...]

[...] Left hand moved occasionally of its own accord.

[...] My left hand moved by itself.

[...] I have the awful suspicion that if we had enough shuttle craft, and there was a habitable planet within range, that we’d move key members of the species there, start over and try to leave all of our troubles behind, instead of trying to solve them.” [...]

[...] But also how basically easy it was for his, say, Cézanne and James books also, for creatively he moved very quickly. [...]

[...] The desire to move furniture at times represents an attempt to break highly ritualized behavior on his part, and is constructive. [...]

[...] No very heavy moving for example, but a resumption, steadily, of normal behavior.

[...] The odd sensations of mobility are experienced as odd because the release of one area does begin to move other areas with it, but with varying degrees of unsynchronized motion. [...]

[...] One eye moves faster. [...]

[...] They form, their nature is behind, what is commonly known as air, and they use this to move through. [...]

[...] It shows spontaneity, in an easily-moving manner rather than in an explosive way.

Physical time, or that is clock time, was invented by man’s ego to protect the ego itself, because of the mistaken conception of dual existence—that is, because man felt that a predictable conscious self did the thinking and the moving, and an unpredictable almost automatic self did the breathing and dreaming. [...]

You had better stand up for a moment and move around. [...]

[...] And this time my dear Joseph, do copy your strolling wife and move about.

[...] As we touched the pointer it began to move.)

[...] A tree does not divide itself up into a self that grows leaves and roots, and into a self that is automatically moved by the wind through its branches.

[...] The pointer moved.)

(And: “Faith and belief can move mountains, as they say — but it can also cause natural catastrophes.”

[...] It will be easier and more delightful for each person to move and grow in certain directions, rather than others.