“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The subconscious is aware of many realities which are not accepted by the ego as actual physical events, and it reacts to many stimuli of which the ego is completely unaware.

[...] Under this Jane discusses how we react to the symbolic meaning of objects. [...]

[...] However his own doubts changed the action within the dream, and he reacted to his doubts and ignored the earlier portion of the dream entirely.

[...] You must learn to react to new conditions quickly.

[...] The three brothers reacted against this exaggerated, powerful and, in the case of the father, hidden emotionalism to varying degrees. [...]

[...] Its reality was felt by generations and was reacted to. [...]

[...] This is just about a standard first reaction from witnesses for whom Seth has given such material; offhand Jane and I can think of no one who has reacted differently. [...]

[...] Ordinarily he pays no attention to the sessions, after his early displays when the sessions first began; at that time, according to Seth, he sensed Seth’s presence and reacted strongly. [...]

[...] Everyone acting in that scene would view the hat and the table, and react accordingly with their own individual characteristics.

[...] Or that we recognize certain possibilities in each other and react (rather humorously, I think) to those.

And that which you have constructed, you then respond to through the outer senses, and you react to what you have subconsciously created. [...]

[...] Many many sessions ago Willy had occasionally reacted to Seth’s appearance, usually just before a session began, or at the very beginning itself.

[...] We form the events to which we then react. [...]

[...] He does not speak of these as you do, but nevertheless woe if you ignore them, because he will react in an emotional explosion at best and a psychic explosion at worst.

Ruburt was not projecting other difficulties to the gallery situation, as both of you thought probable, but was reacting to the limits set upon independence.

[...] I did not begin using it until fifteen minutes before the session, and then began by eliminating categories in Monday’s session until I found the one I was reacting to physically. [...]

[...] They react to the chemical properties and build up to the [perception of] the image from these.

[...] The woman is picking up and reacting to the negative thoughts of those who believe her recovery is impossible.

[...] All in all I guess I reacted well enough and brought the thing to an end in the second episode when I decided I’d had enough for one night. [...]

[...] You react to it, often forgetting that relationship. [...]