“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At break, now, she checked to see if this was the effect she had sensed, but it did not seem to be, although traffic does pass our house rather heavily at times.

[...] My point is to show that she did not have time to consciously tinker with the thought, to recompose it in a literary sense, etc.)

[...] If the overall developments are not dangerous, I will not automatically sense them, but only the end result. [...]

[...] He frightened himself into some sense. [...]

You may even smile at the child’s utter sense of desolation until he finally connects the motion of his own hand with the destruction of the paper, cardboard house that is now gone, and in his eyes gone beyond repair.

[...] Each participator sensed the chaos to which he had direct access (emphatic). [...]

[...] Your physical senses form your idea of space. [...] With your physical senses you only recognize a small portion of reality. [...]

[...] Your sense of identity, freedom, power, and love would be immeasurably enhanced if you could understand that what you are does not end at the boundaries of your skin, but continues outward through the physical environment that seems to be impersonal, or not-self.

[...] Such a context would allow you to share in life experiences of many other forms, to follow patterns of energy and emotion of which you barely conceive, and to sense a world-consciousness in which you have your own independent part.

[...] Unless you realize this, some of your “dream albums” will make no sense to you.

[...] In the physical world you have mass sense data about you. [...]

[...] The whole affair has a sense of unreal immediacy, because there’s nothing to see, and because I don’t think most people really understand the probabilities involved. [...]

There was a tie-in, and it’s that the Christ drama happened as a result of man’s dream, at least, of achieving brotherhood — a quiet, secure sense of consciousness, and a morality that would sustain him in the physical world.

(“Frank Watts, do you have a sense of time, as we know it, where you are now?”)

(“No sense of time for you, correct?”)

[...] She had an uncanny ability to sense people’s weak points and make fun of them. [...]

“Freedom in the total sense seems like irresponsibility, almost.”

[...] for the illness could still serve by giving the personality a sense of security, being kept on hand as an ever-present emergency device in case the new unifying system should fail.

“When I tell you that you lived, for example, in 1836, I say this because it makes sense to you now. [...]

[...] Many people believe fervently that with approaching age they will meet a steady, disastrous deterioration in which the senses and the mind will be dull, and the body, stricken with disease, will lose all of its vigor and agility. [...]

[...] Give yourself suggestions only when you recognize that you have achieved a certain sense of peace within you, even if it is only momentary, the feeling that you have stilled your fears for the time being.

[...] There will be many ways that you will learn to use your inner senses and methods that you are finally ready to use. [...]

[...] The man, the slayer, understood the great sense of harmony that existed even in the slaying, and knew that in turn the physical material of his body would be used by the earth to replenish the vegetable and animal kingdoms.

The dolphins possess a strong sense of personal loyalty, and an intimate family pattern, along with a highly developed individual and group recognition and behavior. [...]

[...] Here’s what I wrote at 9:55 in the 24th session for February 10, 1964: “Jane reports that when she pauses for Seth during a delivery, she can sense the whole concept of the subject being discussed. [...]

[...] This includes all kinds of sense data that are not consciously pertinent. [...] It means the further expansion of the concept of identity: “You” would not only be aware of the you that you have always known, in the same way that you are now, but a deeper sense of identity would also arise.

Because you identify your experience with the regular line of consciousness with which you are familiar, you are rarely able to “bring in” any “other-self” material and hold it while retaining your own sense of identity. [...]

[...] If (doubly underline) you can manage, it would be good for you to oversee Ruburt’s exercises—or perhaps even do some with him; again, to add to the sense of excitement and support. [...]

To varying degrees, other less striking individual cases can bear the same sense of magic and mystery.

The additional motion you have seen arises naturally as the seasons do, and will bring a growing sense of ease.

[...] If you were in Ruburt’s position, you would be more willingly regular than he; but my dear Joseph, your critical sense would block me much more than his, particularly in details. [...]

[...] In it a man received news of his wife’s death via his inner senses, by which he sees her apparition appear before him as she dies many miles away. [...]

[...] We have stated that a reality remains as it is, unchanged even though the perceiver, because of his sense apparatus, may perceive it in a limited or distorted fashion. [...]

Now, putting these two statements together, you see that an individual will perceive basic reality, in the main, only from his own reference point, and through his outer sense apparatus. [...]

[...] She did not want children, yet giving birth gave her a sense of power, the only sense of power she had experienced in this existence, and so she used this power as a weapon when she felt a weapon was needed.