“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In his case, extra reserves of energy have been used in practical concerns over his book, although to deal with them he has drawn upon additional energies. [...]

I always like to have much energy on your part as reserve. [...]

[...] This self will love each other fellow being without reservations, distinctions, or judgment. [...]

[...] He has not learned to conserve his energies, but to use them at all it seems that he must allow them almost to explode, so that there is little reserve. [...]

[...] There are little reserves, in usual terms, now, for such crises. [...]

On a conscious level, and with your conscious reserves alone, you could not keep your body alive an hour. [...]

With reservations. [...]

[...] If the impetus is a powerful one, then the impeding action will be of more serious nature, blocking up large reserves of energy for its own purposes. [...]

(We had some reservations however about trying it now, but decided to see what Seth would say. [...]

[...] When this involvement takes place, she feels reserves of energy sweeping her along, welling up from Seth, even when she might feel tired to begin with.)

[...] It was nothing serious, Jane said, but a bookkeeping error on the part of the motel room clerk, to the effect that our room had been reserved for someone else, in advance; we were to be moved to another room, she said, but the transfer never took place. [...]

[...] I meant that both of your overall vital psychic reserves were being well utilized, and that your general health was, believe me, excellent. [...]

[...] I do not mean to suggest that either of you are ill or in low reserves, simply that the psychic energies have their own cycles, and that these cycles must be respected, especially when they are being utilized so well.

[...] This is very temporary, and already he is beginning to find new reserves of energy. [...]

[...] “It” sounds too neutral for my purpose, and I want to reserve the pronoun “she” for some later differentiations. [...]

[...] It also of course works the other way, so that when an individual feels energy-depleted, he does subconsciously, and by the same sort of process, drain off reserves from nonidentity molecular sources.

[...] Attempting to cut itself off, however, from the wholeness of the whole personality, the ego must strain for its reserves of energy; for in a large measure, it refuses to accept the energy of the whole personality that is available to it.

[...] But if we work together, I will reserve for myself the privilege of saying to them what I choose. [...]

[...] Whatever reservations she shows—her conscious inhibition of impulses, for example—are learned devices that are literally protective in nature. [...]

In the creation of art forms, both self-consciousnesses are allowed with certain reservations to work together. [...]