“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She herself projects highly negative feelings outward onto her sitters, and then picks these up again on a subconscious level, and reacts to them. [...]

(At break Marilyn told us that she does react to people in the fashion Seth describes—either on a long-term or short-term basis. [...]

Neither should the ego react so violently that it remembers and reacts to past storms in the midst of clear and sunny weather. [...]

Your tree lives through its inner senses, experiencing many sensations and reacting to many stimuli of which you are unaware. [...]

[...] When man’s ego turns instead into a shell, when instead of interpreting outside conditions it reacts too violently against them, then it hardens, becomes an imprisoning form that begins to snuff out important data, and to keep enlarging information from the inner self. [...]

This is what the ego does when it reacts too violently to purely physical data on your plane. [...]

[...] You react to both environments whenever you are concentrated within them. [...]

The conditions do not originate with you personally, though they are at your end rather than at my end, and they have to do with electromagnetic disturbances that are, to some degree, cyclic, and to which you react.

[...] I’d felt the urge to do the same thing yesterday, without going along with it, and had reacted the same way earlier today. [...]

[...] You react to images as well as to words.

[...] Now beneath your usual consciousness, your physical organism can react to future events without your knowledge, as it can to past ones. [...]

If you are aware of such a future episode, you will be forced to react to it as a conscious being. [...]

(Still quietly, but at a good pace:) When a skunk is frightened, it throws off a foul odor indeed, and when people are frightened they react in somewhat the same fashion at times, biologically reacting to stimuli in the environment that they consider alarming. [...]

[...] You may also be unconsciously reacting to quite pertinent data regarding the probable actions of others. Because you do not really fully accept the fact that you can so react, you may block this unofficial information on the one hand, even while on the other you take it into consideration. [...]

(Jane pointed to Joanie.) Our friend here should stay away from lettuce… (I asked why.) There is oversimulation, reacting upon her system… that does not enable her to correctly perceive the nature of her own experiences… Too much stimulation without understanding.

[...] Now he reacts you see by bothering you all the more, peeking in on you, to discover whether or not you are really upset, or rather, if his own imagination runs away with him.

(As soon as I fully, consciously, realized what was taking place, I reacted violently in the manner described below by Seth. [...] I thought my reaction was a normal one, yet was angry at myself for reacting so strongly. [...] I blamed myself for not knowing enough to suspend any conscious judgment; I felt I had enough background knowledge to go along with this vision, to see what developed, yet I had reacted in what I thought a foolish way.

[...] When you react in such a manner, not only do you focus upon the present difficulty, but you project the difficulty and its imagined consequences into the future, turning expectation against you, and therefore bringing about the very conditions which you wish to avoid.

[...] You react differently to the same set of challenges. [...]

[...] So you each react differently. [...]

[...] As the psychic development appeared the overly disciplined self reacted strongly.

Now, you reacted strongly though your activity was not physical.

[...] You react to a highly specific but limited field. [...] You simply divest yourself of physical paraphernalia, tune into different fields, and react to other sets of assumptions.

[...] They do not react predictably. [...]

[...] Through experiencing the animals’ reactions, they would understand how to react themselves.

Man’s creative alertness, his precise sensual focus in space and time, and his ability to react quickly to events, are of course all highly important characteristics. [...]

[...] For you also react to me unknowingly on the basis of other relationships with me that you do not consciously recall.

(To me.) I speak to you as Joseph, and all unknowingly you react as Joseph; (leans forward) for Robert F. Butts alone, or Jane Roberts alone, would never have met me.

[...] It was all too obvious that she had reacted to her problems about as far as she could go, at least in that direction.

[...] These two books are, I think we agree, the most recent triggers that she has responded to in a negative way, so yesterday I suddenly realized that Jane must be reacting presently to the imminent publication of those two works. [...]

(Jane didn’t react as much to point 6 as I thought she might. [...]

[...] He was reacting to new stimuli, as is natural for the body. [...]

[...] Other people would read the same paper, yet all of them reacted in their own ways. [...]

Ruburt has at times reacted in that manner, though to a less dramatic degree, when an echo of an old frightening physical pain is felt. [...]

[...] Each time the body reacts less and less. [...]