“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Breath, which represents the most intimate and most necessary of your physical sensations, must flow out from what you are, passing into the world that seems to be not you. [...]

[...] We took no measurements, not being prepared; in a few minutes the sensations began to recede.

[...] I’m not projecting, but I feel like I’m half off to the right…” Yet she was aware of sensation within her physical body—a spot on her gum, etc.

[...] 9/2 at 8:15 PM, I experienced my familiar thrilling sensation as soon as I lay down. [...]

[...] The tree does not build up an image of man, but a composite sensation which represents an individual. [...]

[...] Naturally, sensation and knowledge must of course come through enjoyment and use of the physical body, and through the data received from the physical environment, with which the body must necessarily react.

[...] You must be some counterpart, drunken with sensation, not realizing the purity of my own stripped-down nothingness.”

In your terms, while you live, and in the most pertinent terms of intimate sensation, your reality must be what you perceive in the framework of your time, and what you create within that framework as it is experienced. [...]

[...] 8/12, 8:12 PM, I made an attempt at contemplation while sitting up but did not achieve anything beyond a slight sensation in my left hand.

[...] I have mentioned that the sensation is something akin to the feeling of an inexperienced diver standing upon a high board. [...]

[...] They have, then, their own states of sensation and cognition. [...]

As sensitivity increases it will be necessary for him to distinguish among them; that is, to distinguish so that he realizes the differences between his own sensations, and any he may have inadvertently picked up. [...]

(November 10, Tuesday, 8:30 PM: Strong sensation several times, flooding over whole body very pleasantly. [...]

[...] If you concentrate upon the improvements you will see that some sensations that at first appear uncomfortable are not detrimental at all, but a part of the body’s recovery. [...]

This was in Belgium—and I will not be tricked, my dear Joseph—it was in Belgium in 1632, and our Philip in a rather sensational case for the times actually brought this husband to a village trial, a particularly unusual occurrence at that time. [...]

[...] Her voice dropped considerably in volume and I really had the sensation that she was indeed speaking for someone else (rather than for a subconscious personality, for example, who just called itself Seth).

This sense would permit our man to feel the basic sensations felt by the tree, so that instead of looking at the tree his consciousness would expand to contain the experience of what it is like to be a tree. [...]

[...] Exultation and comprehension, new ideas, sensations, novel groupings of images and words rushed through me so quickly there was no time to call out. [...]

[...] Not that someone was strangled, but the sensations were of strangling.

Now: It represented two things: An association with a definite past old-age sensation, and a “precognitive” moment in this life that you have not as yet encountered. [...]