“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The physical self seems (underlined) to react to physical stimuli. [...]

[...] This also has to do, however, with the fear of exterior stimuli and the basic fear that it will sweep you away, destroy your person and (words lost) of it. [...]

[...] (Pause.) On the other hand you may believe that wisdom grows with age, that self-understanding brings a peace of mind not earlier known, that the keen mind is actually far better able to assess the environment, and that the physical senses are much more appreciative of all stimuli. [...]

[...] To begin a program of reasonable adequate response, to annoying stimuli, is your best insurance against overreaction and repression.

[...] She still acts as a stimuli, as you know. [...]

Now as she more vividly imagines life without him, this stimuli will wane. [...]

[...] He felt in the last years that he could sustain you both financially, with your psychic support, if the stimuli were there, and he knew you were doing what you wanted to.

[...] He is banking on the stimuli to bring about greater book sales, greater productivity, further books and sales to help finance the establishment while you encounter your own abilities.

[...] One worry then would automatically be associated with a pile of other buried worries, and an ordinary unpleasant stimuli could evoke the whole works. [...]

The simple measures of going out for example allow a breakup of stimuli, a freer give and take of emotional moods. [...]

[...] There are other realities all about you, but you ignore their existence, and you blot out all stimuli that come from them. [...]

[...] The ego, in other words, the “exterior” self that you think of as your self — that portion of you maintains its safety and its seeming command precisely because inner layers of your own personality constantly uphold it, keep the physical body operating, and maintain communications with the multitudinous stimuli that come both from outside conditions and inside conditions. [...]

The learning process is indeed being accelerated, though the barrage of stimuli can be most disconcerting. [...]

[...] Your other cat, for example, reacted in an opposite fashion, actively providing herself with additional stimuli.

[...] Often, however, they represent the characteristics shown by consciousness when it is somewhat turned away from physical stimuli. [...]

[...] (Seth says that we can’t experience these Inner Senses in their full intensity now, because our nervous systems can’t handle that much stimuli.) It’s difficult to categorize experiences of this kind, but I think that I was using inner vibrational touch in the following instance:

While you go about your daily chores and endeavors, beneath normal waking consciousness you are constantly focused in other realities also, reacting to stimuli of which your physical conscious self is not aware, perceiving conditions through the inner senses, and experiencing events that are not even registered within the physical brain. [...]

[...] with the stimuli that caused it.

It is this inner self, out of massive knowledge and the unlimited scope of its consciousness, that forms the physical world and provides stimuli to keep the outer ego constantly at the job of awareness. [...]

During certain stages in sleep states you short-circuit the neurological structures, and perceive experiences of a multidimensional nature that you then attempt to translate, as best you can, into stimuli that can be physically assimilated — hence you often convert these into symbolic images that can be understood, and to some extent reacted to, by your bodily structure.

[...] Jane was well dissociated, unaware of outside stimuli. [...]

[...] The individual will follow one or another of these inner stimuli to a deeper level of consciousness, and form into light dreams the communications he is receiving.

You will ignore as information certain stimuli that another person, for example, will latch on to immediately. [...]