“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I will now, according to your pleasure, continue the session for a while, or end it.

[...] It means something that you do not make love more often, also, and I am not necessarily referring to hours of rollicking passion, either, but to an allotted time to the simple pleasure of body and mind together, and to a kind of communication that is important for its own sake.

[...] It’s been a pleasure.”

You struck out at yourself because in the past you found pleasure in doing something, and you were well paid to do it. [...] One, resentment against the world in general, hence you listened to the news and picked out purposely the most blatant of your fellow mans’ transgressions, deriving from them perverse pleasure.

[...] 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. [...]

I await your pleasure as always.

[...] To look backward for the source of current problems can lead you into the habit of seeking only negative episodes from your past, and prevent you from experiencing it as a source of pleasure, accomplishment, or success (very intently).

[...] The subconscious, for example, the personal subconscious, takes great pleasure in its manipulation of the physical fibers in locomotion. [...]

I am not some creepy spirit, to wiggle my ears at the first suggestion for applause, for parties or for your pleasure. [...]

We have yet to discuss pain and pleasure. [...]

[...] And if he is acclaimed for work that he knows is beneath his abilities, he will find no pleasure in the acclaim. [...]

([Garrett:] “Should people get a pleasure out of killing, like people do for a sport, instead of killing for food?”)

[...] Intuitively the connection between pleasurable creative activity and the mundane world of having to make money with it is to some extent broken.

[...] The man was the kind who gained feelings of superiority and pleasure from helping you, but also helped you quite legitimately and kindly. [...]

Now I await your pleasure as always.

[...] May I add that when I am feeling pleasant you should at least take advantage of it; for your own pleasure, of course, and not mine. [...]

(To Theodore.) Now, I simply came to let you know that I was in on your conversation, and because I did not want to have you think that I played your little trick and rob you of the pleasure of realizing that you did it for yourselves. [...]

[...] Sometimes he forced himself to, thinking he was denying you the pleasure of your bars and outings. [...]

Now—you may take a break, or I will continue briefly; or you may at your pleasure end the session. [...]