“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In the past such interruptions have been physically painful for Jane. [...]

[...] There was no pain but a movement in the pelvis, and I delivered a baby. [...]

The product will not come from pain, so he felt none. [...]

[...] The seemingly innocuous injury, which hasn’t even left a black-and-blue sign, is quite painful at times and most inconvenient in regards to various bodily functions involving any sudden movements, as in sneezing, etc.

—and I shall take pains therefore to effectively shield the circumstances. [...]

[...] Rob is about to haul out some paintings — they seem to be landscapes — when he groans in agony and nearly falls down in pain from his back, apparently. [...]

[...] A moment earlier I’d seen him grimace with pain. [...]

[...] I definitely felt apprehensive on this second occasion; I thought of some kind of attack, although there was no pain of any kind. [...]

[...] There was no warning, no pain, but the surprise of it doubled me over my desk. [...]

[...] Had someone pounded on the door abruptly and broken Jane’s state she would have been painfully aware of it.

[...] But all I got for my pains was a smile from Jane.)

(Here, speaking rapidly, Seth went to some pains to emphasize to Tam the importance of the individual being in full control of his abilities, letting them develop slowly and naturally at all times so that the individual would feel at ease with them. [...]

Joyfully and with great pain. [...]

[...] The smallest aggressive jerking of his mother’s bed could cause her pain, you see. [...]

[...] I showed her my rough notes on the latest insight, and took pains to explain to her that it wasn’t a negative statement, but one that I saw as having only beneficial connotations. [...]

[...] My stomach felt somewhat better; Other pains in my body, while persisting, didn’t concern me so much. [...]

[...] Pain and pleasure, the strongest aspects of all consciousnesses, are experienced by every fragment, according to its degree. [...]

[...] The most pleasurable of bodily sensations prolonged overmuch, or concentrated upon unduly, can appear quite painful. [...]

(Before the session I had reminded myself that if we came upon strongly emotional material I would attempt to guide Jane through it, by helping her to express it but not become overwhelmed by it should it prove very painful. [...]

[...] Fred looked pained but kept talking very smoothly, as Seth. [...]

[...] At first she tried to do it as best she could through writing: Painfully, holding her pen awkwardly, she spent over an hour recording the first four paragraphs—even then, after checking our records, I added to her work material about dates and sequences.)

[...] Maybe that course was better than the determination and painful discomforts that might be necessary to prolong lifely existence. [...]

[...] There is a medicine, however, that will stop his pain. [...]

[...] The visit was quite enjoyable, and it marked the first time in days that I’d forgotten my aches and pains, as I realized when it was all over. [...]