“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(9:30.) The chants set up deep emotional responses in listeners and in those involved. The emotional, responses then are used as departure points for other experiences. [...]

[...] I could tell she was both afraid of my touch, that it hurt, and that she hadn’t expected the response in the leg or the motion.

(I knew my own half-sarcastic remarks about her not letting the body go its own healing way obviously were in response to her earlier talk about dying. [...]

[...] Jane and I think it is simply individual, and that it invokes various responses in people according to their own ethnic and emotional backgrounds.

The gift brings a responsibility, and many of you are tempted to congratulate yourselves on the successes of your lives, and blame God, fate, and society for your failures. [...]

[...] Until you realize that you are the creators, you will refuse to accept this responsibility. [...]

[...] You recognized your predicament, and henceforth refused to take the main responsibility for your mother, which was the responsibility of a man for his wife.

[...] To discharge, and then examine, emotional responses that have lain latent.

[...] In line with new attitudes, I was “responsive”—anyhow Seth came through with a terrific short session; I enjoyed myself; we liked Fullers. [...]

[...] Are teeth or thyroid in any way responsible for the eye difficulty?

[...] The feeling in the knees is most encouraging, and represents the new activity of joints coming to life again, as the result of the new responsiveness of those neck ligaments.

[...] The two brothers never did hold him responsible, however. [...] He would be much freer if he’d realize that the brothers do not hold him responsible. [...]

(Yet, my father was very intelligent and had a good job and held many responsible positions in the community. [...]

[...] This feeling is somewhat responsible for your success as a teacher, for example. [...]

[...] He does not want to accept the ordinary responsibilities of adulthood and has not left his father’s home.

[...] You work in more measured patterns, and this is largely responsible for your individual and joint feelings over “Unknown” Reality.

When you tie these abilities to feelings of strong responsibility, serious work, too much, you limit them to whatever degree, and you limit your own expression of them. [...]

4.) For three hours I want him to write whatever he wants, freeing his mind from thoughts of his symptoms, and from responsibility.

Such knowledge requires not only more responsive and responsible behavior, but involves a sympathy with life that may earlier have been lacking. [...]

[...] (Long pause at 11:01.) It brings a gift and a responsibility. [...]

Ruburt is using that information well, and you have been excellent in your response and encouragement—and that, of course, is no coincidence. [...]

[...] defenses include agility, responsiveness, strength, dependability, good health—and instead I undermined those and set up artificial rigidities; did realize impossible as it sounds that Seth was right—constant anxiety and tenseness caused the whole thing; and DID resolve to let it all go.

[...] The mind in one way was becoming more aware of reality, using greater energy and taking ever greater responsibility, which it did not bear to that degree before. [...]

[...] This absolves him from such responsibility neatly, and it is important that he be so absolved—not only for his own benefit but for other work, from which such demands detract.

Nor need he feel a responsibility to allow people to come to class from afar—but that might, generally speaking, represent his contact with others psychically. [...]

Hugh, Marianne and Wade are to be given positions of responsibility. [...]

[...] Seth has said a little about this in response to a question of mine, but we need much more. [...]

[...] The implications took my breath away, and I became depressed with thoughts that I didn’t see how she was ever going to make it, ever going to break that cycle of fearful response to the world and her place in it, her fear of being attacked, of life itself. [...]

His body is becoming more responsive, and there is no reason why the improvements cannot smoothly accelerate. [...]

Ruburt can regain normal flexibility, normal responsiveness; I wish that I could automatically impart to you the quite simple knowledge that lies behind those sentences, so that you could accept them without quibble. [...]

[...] So no session should be held because of a sense of responsibility.

Social injustices can cause circumstances in which people will give up reason, logic, and personal responsibility to follow a leader who offers them protection from an unsafe universe. [...]

[...] You make your own lessons, so that these mass suicides and murders are an objective culmination, on those peoples’ part, of other, lesser psychological suicides committed on the part of millions who abdicate their personal responsibility in such a way.

[...] I massaged her legs and arms first, and once again received good responses. [...]

(My remarks came about in response to Jane’s wondering comments about what, if any, part beliefs could play in one getting so ill at such a young age. [...]

[...] In a strange fashion, the pain represented heightened sensitivity – extremely unpleasant, but also represented a vital emotional bodily response of a direct nature. [...]

[...] After she left, and while we were waiting for her to return, I rubbed several spots on Jane’s neck and forehead and the top of her head, and got excellent responses to most of them. The crown rubbing brought forth the best response—strong side-to-side, heavy breathing, a feeling, Jane said, in her neck, shoulders and arms and down her back. [...]

[...] You are learning that you are responsible. When you learn how to handle responsibilities, you will have a hand in very important matters. [...]