“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane did experience feelings of panic when she moved from her chair to the bed, and on another occasion. [...]

[...] They found themselves alone with the Seth material, their paintings, and other manuscripts of Ruburt’s. They had been using a mild version of self-hypnosis to produce a calmness and reduce any panic. [...]

[...] The bridge a mere half a block away would collapse, but they would be safe as long as they did not panic and try to leave.

[...] As soon as the information was received both of them felt more at ease, and the panic that had at least threatened, vanished.

[...] She did have feelings of panic to a milder degree at times throughout the day.

(This morning she got up with me, after sleeping well, and again feeling traces of panic. [...]

[...] and if he cut loose he would be too panic-stricken to be an independent thinker leading to a dilemma...which you reached just after 30 in this life.... [...]

[...] His intellectual freedom, he feels, exists only so long as it is cushioned by the feeling of security of the organization—and if he cut loose he would be too panic-stricken to be an independent thinker, leading to a dilemma which you reached just after 30 in this life. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) The feelings of panic represent any child’s fear of being abandoned by its parents or community if it is too rebellious. (Long pause.) Those feelings of panic are the ones that he has repressed, of course. [...]

[...] The body consciousness is in a state of dilemma, which it signals through the feeling of panic. That is, you interpret that feeling as panic while the body consciousness, through physical sensation, is actually asking nervously: “What is wrong? [...]

[...] An alcoholic’s wife might wish with all her heart that her husband stop drinking — but if she suddenly asked herself what she would do, she might — surprisingly enough — feel a tinge of panic. [...]

[...] Do not let such an episode throw you into panic. [...]

(Panic is not the right word exactly—anger would be better. [...]

[...] Old fears would make him gyrate, panic-stricken, from one method of operation to the other.

[...] Ruburt therefore thought she was spontaneous; for a while he did not see the blind panic behind the words or acts.

[...] She is doing well in the bathroom with the new chair, but still feels momentary panic when she has to move from her chair onto the bed; I help her do this. [...]

[...] It was to bring the situation out into the open, as indeed the feelings of panic also served to make him consciously aware of the difficulty—a difficulty that basically has to do with psychological motion and growth. [...]

[...] Before, the feelings of panic remained largely hidden, and he has felt to some degree stalled of course for some time, apart from the two books involved. [...]

(Pause.) Both physical stalling of late—and the dreams and occasional feelings of panic—have been incentives of a kind to deal with the deeper beliefs. [...]

[...] The hip was simply a panic reaction. [...]

Now Ruburt utilized his abilities in helping you, but he did not mobilize them with any vigor in helping himself, until panic drove him to do so.

[...] When I repeated the suggestion now she said it regenerated those feelings of panic and/or unease, “but we haven’t time to go into them now, with the session due and all.” [...]

(Long pause at 9:32.) Worse, its questions were largely ignored, so that its panic grew. [...]

[...] The suggestion itself can lead to all kinds of nervous symptoms, however — panics, or stomach cramps — that can persist well into adulthood.

(Jane tried not to panic. [...]

[...] “Panic and fear—fright—is the closest I can come to it all,” she said. [...]

[...] It was hard for her to verbalize her feelings, to even tell me about them, but she felt waves of panic and fear sweep through her—not hidden or covered up now, but faced and admitted, although with much difficulty. [...]

Ruburt’s subconscious has been thrown into a panic, and indeed feels cheated, since it had been preparing itself for the May 9 date, particularly since that date was mentioned here. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) The panic Ruburt senses is of course the feeling that is behind all of his symptoms—and you must remember as we continue that such situations are not unusual in your world. [...]

[...] The panic has to do with many issues involving Ruburt’s earlier experience, particularly with his mother and the church when he was a very young person, very determined to survive in life, and trying to learn what kinds of behavior added to or threatened that survival. [...]

Like the alcoholic’s wife mentioned earlier, such a person might suddenly feel struck by a sense of panic, rather than relief, thus experiencing for the first time the fear of motion that underlay the problem.