“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Naturally, sensation and knowledge must of course come through enjoyment and use of the physical body, and through the data received from the physical environment, with which the body must necessarily react.

[...] The chest difficulty reminds you of heart trouble, and you react negatively then to whole milk.

[...] The most effective drama is then reacted to in physical reality.

[...] Perhaps more important, suggestions should be given that only constructive suggestions will be reacted to. [...]

[...] I’ve reacted to stress this way before. [...]

[...] I could have reacted better than that, I’m sure.

[...] 2. How should we react to the Bantam cover situation? [...]

[...] I reacted very badly at times, I’m afraid, alternating profound moods of despair with those of great tenderness, love, and compassion. [...]

[...] Ruburt reacts to the reassurance that you feel.

[...] The physical condition reacts to some extent weatherwise, in that as Ruburt’s Piper said, muscles behave differently (in inclement weather). [...]

[...] It was a rectangular object that reminded me of a gadget shown to us once by Jim Beal from NASA that reacted to light and another that reacted to pressure. [...]

After the Seth sessions began, Seth told us that we, ourselves, had created the images of the couple, projected all of our negative attitudes into them and then reacted. [...]

Now there were unfortunate aspects to which you both did react, but in the beginning there were compensating factors in the beauty of the environment, the whole view. [...]

[...] Ruburt reacts physically, he waits physically. [...]

[...] Viruses that are “deadly” in certain stages are not in others, and in those later stages they react biologically in quite beneficial ways, adding to the body’s stability by bringing about necessary changes, say, in cellular activities that are helpful at given rates of action. [...]

[...] Viruses are “highly intelligent” — meaning that they react quickly to stimuli. [...]

[...] Maybe the whole thing is — reacting to ourselves individually and to the other person — experiencing our own personal reactions and then reacting to them — then reacting to the other person who experiences the same processes in himself. [...]

Seth remarked many times that each person sends out invisible signals of need and desire that are picked up and reacted to by those who have similar challenges. [...]

The physical body can only react in the present moment. [...]

[...] I was frightened by her reactions — appalled that after all we were trying to do, she still reacted to something beneficial — the coughing — as something to be scared of. [...]

[...] Often, therefore, people react to events as if they themselves possessed no impetus to alter them. [...]

[...] They react extravagantly. [...]

[...] You have trained yourselves to react to certain visual cues which trigger your mental interpretations, and to ignore other variations.

The brain looks out upon the physical universe, and consciousness then reacts, again creatively, to that environment. [...]

[...] They’re quite content to leap upon the work of others, and to get mad at them because they — meaning Jane and me — don’t react the way we’re supposed to. [...]

[...] Even in your accepted reality, then, to that extent in such a dream you react to probable events as well as to the events chosen for waking physical experience. [...]