“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] For what I wasn’t sure—a hernia, something wrong in my side, stomach, or what. [...]

[...] Today, my stomach began bothering; I’ve taken baking soda three times, and that seemed to help, if temporarily, each time. [...]

(“The pendulum repeated my insight of a couple of days ago—one that may be very important: that all of my upsets over the years, the stomach, the side, the groin, the shoulder—the whole bunch—stem from my consistent feeling that I’m a failure in life, that I don’t contribute enough, that I don’t help Jane enough, that I haven’t really made it as an artist or as a writer.

[...] The suggestion itself can lead to all kinds of nervous symptoms, however — panics, or stomach cramps — that can persist well into adulthood.

As a result some such people become severely afflicted with ulcers, so that their stomachs become sore and ulcerated at the acceptance of physical nourishment.

[...] I could feel my stomach getting upset. [...]

[...] My stomach felt somewhat better; Other pains in my body, while persisting, didn’t concern me so much. [...]

(I told myself that this attitude was ridiculous; My stomach didn’t clear up immediately, but once again the pendulum informed me that I had no physical illness—ulcers, or anything else. [...]

[...] I woke up stewing, and finally had to get up from my chair to take some baking soda to relieve my stomach. [...]

[...] I now suggest no more than five minutes a day of deep breathing, simply from here (stomach), to be added. [...]

[...] My stomach felt empty. [...]

[...] My stomach felt empty. [...]

[...] He believes implicitly that certain foods cause his stomach to behave in a particular manner. [...] As long as it is effective, the medicine further convinces him that his stomach difficulty can only be relieved in this fashion.

[...] I feel considerably better, to my great relief, although the stomach isn’t cleared yet as much as I would like. [...]

[...] Jane felt motions in her hips and right leg and stomach—I could see them. [...]

[...] However, when I woke up a couple of hours later, with my stomach full of gas again, I actually caught myself in the process of worrying about her. [...]

[...] Today, for example, her stomach muscles haven’t bothered her at all, as they had so much last Monday, as described in the session then.... [...]

[...] He had a sick feeling in the pit of his stomach. [...]

[...] My stomach still bothers, but on a much-reduced level; the groin/left testicle seems all but clear at times; occasionally the discomfort returns on a reduced basis also.

[...] She’s had no side effects, yet does have “an increased awareness” of her stomach. [...]

[...] Jane had feelings of emptiness, that “sicky feeling” in her stomach after the session—the feelings she often gets when the material really hits home.)

[...] In ulcers the stomach becomes the womb — bloodied, giving birth to sores — his interpretation of a male’s “grotesque” attempt to express feminine characteristics.

(Jane was getting that “slightly sicky feeling in my stomach” as we talked about fears. [...]

[...] I died of trouble with my stomach because I was such a glutton. [...]