“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The position (emphatic) of the arms has symbolically represented the degree of resistance to spontaneity. [...]

As they have dropped down they represent the dropping of resistance, and strength returns to them. [...]

[...] Again and again, I thought of resistance, of the sinful self putting up roadblocks, no matter what the consequences. [...]

[...] Once again, a mindless resistance seemed to be the answer, at least from my standpoint. [...]

[...] Prentice-Hall was bound to be confused about our motives and intents, and also there was the latest evidence that the uncertainty or resistance would lead to aggravated symptoms on Jane’s part. [...]

[...] I finally understood that Jane didn’t want to do any work involving publicity or interviews, and that for years now she’s bitterly—if unwittingly —resisted such demands, and that these unresolved pressures were having a devastating effect upon her physically. [...]

[...] Whatever struggles lay behind the hand and arm symptoms, for example, adopted their own protective armor, resistant to change....)

[...] I cleaned her close-up glasses for her and told her to put them on when she resisted. [...]

[...] Then the next thing I remember is a marvelous feeling of lightness, I felt not so much buoyant as free of resistance; physical resistance. [...]

[...] Felt some resistance [on chest?] against rising, but decided it was not wise to experiment beyond normal time limit, and got up.

[...] Seemed no effort at all to walk, completely effortless, as if there was no resistance at all to overcome; no sense of muscular motion for example. [...]

(My suspicion is that her cold-and-other symptoms mean that we’ve set up some resistance on the part of her psyche since she initiated the Day 1 program on February 2. Today is Day 18 of the program. [...]

[...] The sense of resistance has to do with the neurosis picked up in that time. [...]

[...] It goes without saying that a good deal of your resistance in this area is caused by fear. There is a necessary resistance that speaks for isolation, and some is certainly a necessity.

[...] I could feel a lot of resistance, so it’s not ready yet. [...]

[...] The only strength they have is a strength you give them, and the more you try to resist them in that regard, the more importance you give to them. [...]

[...] To me it speaks very clearly of forces holding back, of resisting changing the status quo. As I said during our conversation, evidently after one has entertained certain feelings and ideas on unconscious levels for a long while, they take on a life of their own, and eventually actively come to resist being dispensed with: They are living, and do not want to die. [...]

[...] Joe had lain in bed in the trailer, and Margaret had resisted sending him to a hospital. [...]

[...] When I tried to slip the other one over Mitzi’s head, though, I ran into a hornet’s nest of resistance, and Jane couldn’t help. [...]

[...] Actually, Mitzi didn’t resist half as much as I’d feared she would. [...]

[...] I was still aware of resistance, however, and so thought I would wait until the intuitive moment arrived to begin. [...]

[...] She now repeated it again, still without explanation, and later told me that she was aware of resistance concerning the word. [...]

[...] Deeper, however, is the fact that the belief in an unsafe universe sets up certain habits of resistance, and more practically, of self-protection. The resistance is protective. [...]

[...] I still think Janet’s troubles are rooted in resistance, I said, massive resistance, and that the latest rounds were triggered by the publication last year of God of Jane and Mass Events. [...]

(Jane strongly disliked the idea of the large refrigerator in the kitchen, and actively resisted Seth’s concern with the problem. [...]

[...] Since the thymus is very important in the necessary process of maintaining bodily resistance to disease, these particular mice have little resistance. [...]

[...] It therefore took the point of least resistance, and he quite subconsciously of course projected it upon his pet. [...]

[...] Not only that, but she was helpless to resist violence. [...]

The power of idea-thrust can also be actually measured, but not in terms that you can now understand, and resistance rates theoretically can be measured. [...]

[...] It represents, then, the minimum expansion needed to overcome physical resistance. [...]