“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(To Sally Benson.) Positive thinking applied as a panic measure and they should not be. [...]

[...] They are usually not messages as most dreams are from past personalities to the present personality, though they may be messages from the primary personality to itself, as notice of fear or panic that may exist directly beneath the strata of the primary personality.

[...] There was no fear or panic. [...]

The sneezing was a panic reaction. [...]

[...] I achieved a state close to waking only, in spite of my momentary panic. [...]

[...] Her pendulum told her the illness was brought on by a case of nerves and panic over the forthcoming publication of her ESP book. [...]

[...] I don’t feel any flow in these notes but I do feel a submerged flow rising and i do feel… centered, more content… as I get this far I feel a definite block of expression and some mild enough panic but recognize the fact that a feeling of repression came as I decided to do my notes… writing down at once and will tell rob.”

[...] Jane’s feelings of panic, which she had today, and which I tried to help her through, generate their counterparts within me—no doubt about it. [...]

[...] You’ll feel safe or panic-stricken, happy or sorrowful, secure or insecure, according to your private view of reality.

[...] From the safety of the cot in my studio, I didn’t panic as that other me faced such a life-threatening situation, yet I was disturbed by it — enough so that I repressed conscious recall of the whole episode until the evening after this (715th) session was held. [...]

A panic reaction could be set off without the reasons for it known. [...]

Any scientific personage of your generation will immediately panic at such suggestions as I am making. [...]

[...] I felt no fear or panic. [...]

It was for this reason that Jane was antagonistic to Mr. Burrell from the beginning, and filled with panic. [...]

[...] The excerpts show not only something of Seth’s connections on the “other side” of Jane, but in one case her violent reactions of surprise and panic when she attempted to translate something of Seth Two’s reality in terms of our own camouflage world: She found herself deeply involved in an unexpected experience with “massiveness” — one of the subjects I want to refer to in these preliminary notes. [...]

[...] You feel that you must be successful or he will punish you, that you must be perfect; therefore you become panic stricken at any sense of failure within you, and you overexaggerate your failings so that you came here tonight to me as if you were two and a half years old. [...]

“Don’t panic,” I told myself, trying desperately to retain some semblance of calm. [...]

[...] There is a more emotional charge connected with those issues, hence the temporary feelings of panic, for example. [...]

[...] Jane had panic attacks while sleeping.