“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Bill Gallagher.) They frightened him and were at least somewhat responsible in helping shake him loose. [...]

[...] This has been mentioned before but it is a good point, that retaliation against his mother was felt to be impossible, for she would then have an attack for which Ruburt felt responsible. [...]

[...] He certainly is alert, active, responsive, concerned about people individually and in general, and about the world. [...]

[...] Simply put, a world view is a living psychological picture of an individual life, with its knowledge and experience, which remains responsive and viable long after the physical life itself is over. [...]

(Pause.) They alter the usual physical response to meaningful sound. [...] Sumari breaks down the usual patterning, therefore, but it also releases the nervous system from its structured response to any particular stimulus. [...]

[...] They did so in response to inner impetus. [...]

[...] Seth gave a session on paranoia in response to that encounter [but not for the individual concerned, although Jane later wrote to him], then instructed us to lay the session aside for inclusion in a later chapter of Mass Events.

Give us a moment… Physicians, of course, are also constantly at the beck and call of many people who will take no responsibility at all for their own well-being, who will plead for operations they do not need. [...]

I’m well aware of current scientific theories about the supposed separate functions of the two hemispheres of the brain: The left half is said to control logical activities like writing, while the right half is responsible for the intuitive artistic abilities. [...]

[...] Like the child play-acting, however, events occur within events, all dramatically real and vivid, all eliciting specific responses and actions, and each one possessing its own private living area (intently).

There is hardly any danger of that possibility, however, since it would be nearly impossible to perform such a task even with the most developed of technologies — and indeed, the very attempt to do so might well immediately trigger a response on the part of the whole genetic system, so that new divergences appeared with even greater frequency, as compensation.

[...] The soreness is a sign of life and vitality, of stimulation and response. [...]

[...] (He then implied that spirits that had left the earth were seldom responsible in the first place.) Worry itself will, however, induce (he may have said “duplicate” ) a state similar to the preliminary stages of possession. [...]

[...] I believe that metaphysics is a science of empathetic responses.

The improvements in Ruburt’s arms are a sign of the body’s response following the arousal of hope and faith. [...]

[...] All of these attitudes can be extremely detrimental, and along with other beliefs are responsible for a goodly number of spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional problems.

[...] Seth’s opening remarks were undoubtedly in response to my own remarks at the close of yesterday’s session, when I’d written that he often didn’t follow through, as promised, on material.)

[...] The discomfort itself, accepted, triggers those body responses that will and are righting the situation. [...]

[...] Though the primary “responsibility” is his, of course, yet each of you in the same fashion “conspired” to explore art, psychic realities, and the search for knowledge together. [...]

Legitimate response, legitimate aggressive—(It is interesting to note that Jane stumbled over the word aggressive, even speaking as Seth)—response, is no problem, for there is no buildup behind it. [...]

[...] I got the idea of reading the whole book to her because of her excellent response the other day when I’d read her Chapter 5. Again, today, she was quite impressed with that first session. [...]

[...] I use it, with excellent results, to obtain ideomotor — ‘subconscious’ — responses about knowledge that lies just outside my usual consciousness. [...]

[...] Today’s visitor (Josette) came in response to Ruburt’s need, bringing him appreciation and a new encounter—but tonight’s session dictation can be of considerable benefit to you both. [...]

[...] I rubbed her legs a bit and got more responses, but tried not to overdo it.

[...] Without the responses of others, Jane and I often said, where would we be? [...]