“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At the same time, her neck was so relaxed that her head kept dipping down. [...]

[...] She’d just finished reading the last 25 of the 48 fan letters that had arrived from our publisher this noon; she’d wanted a little time to relax and write a few notes before the session. [...]

Tell Ruburt to relax, and to encourage and trust his body when it is undergoing so many changes, for the changes are all for the better. [...]

Your attitude in any case toward the meeting should be a relaxed one, whether you go or not. [...]

Your remark earlier to him to relax in the moment is indeed an important key, and he needs that reminder. [...]

(Jane had been sitting relaxed on the couch. [...]

(Lee Wright also breathed very heavily during the seance, felt a great relaxation, and yet also felt he could end the experiment at any time. [...]

Now you may take a more relaxing rest.

[...] It culminated in a massive feeling of smiling relaxation, she said, combined with a strong experience of relief. [...]

[...] I was very tired and relaxed. [...]

[...] Jane feels that alcohol somehow promotes a very beneficial relaxation on her part, for sessions.

(Jane said she felt that she was trying too hard during the experiment; she wanted Seth to name the object exactly, and when she realized this she tried to relax. [...]

(Jane said she felt her awareness “rising” as she did this; she believes she came part of the way out of her trance state, then sank back into it when she made her effort to relax. [...]

[...] There is within the innate characteristics of the mammalian brain, then, a great balance in which complete physical relaxation can occur in sleep, while consciousness is maintained in a “partially suspended, passive-yet-alert” manner. [...]

This is a most enjoyable and beneficial way of psychic relaxation and renewal. [...]

[...] Some days he will know that his body wants to relax, but even then the walking should be attempted, for the improvements will have an opportunity to work along with the body mechanism in operation.

[...] Relax about the affair. [...]

(The moods of relaxation that Jane has been experiencing often since early this month seemed to have passed, at least for now. [...]

[...] She told me now, however, that she was entering a relaxed state. [...]

[...] She was “agitated, yet half-relaxed.” [...]

In all relaxation exercises he should imagine himself as fluid, as wind or water, and not as a statue. [...]