“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When you have a headache or a simple stomach upset, or if you have a chronic, annoying but not serious condition, such as trouble with your sinuses, or if you have hay fever — in those situations, remind yourself that your body does indeed have the capacity to heal itself.

[...] Her stomach was queasy, she said, as it sometimes gets when she deals with very personal material that is also very accurate.

[...] A nervous physical reaction—including my stomach and back upsets—to yesterday’s personal events, I thought. [...]

[...] My stomach felt empty or gone, my arms and hands elevated. [...]

[...] One man who wrote you said he got sick to his stomach when he tried to write, and Ruburt could see easily the suggestion operating. [...]

[...] Jane said that when I brought up the question again tonight she felt the shuddering return, although it was located farther down her torso, in the stomach area, this time. [...]

[...] Jane said her body reacted in different ways—“with a thrill, a chill, an empty stomach all at once....”)

[...] But I also wanted some material on myself, since my “distress” of a couple of weeks ago had returned; symptoms in the stomach, back, etc.—various shooting pains.

[...] And your feelings toward love, and do not grimace at the term, it is not as bad as the word God, and you can stomach it. [...]

[...] “I’m getting that thrilling sound through my stomach as I hear the cars turn the corner. [...]

[...] Jane had “just slightly that sicky feeling” in her stomach, as she sometimes does when the material is particularly good. [...]

[...] We’ve more or less decided to forgo the use of the drug temporarily because of those reactions, which aren’t serious but which leave her feeling somewhat disoriented, with a strange feeling in her stomach, and lower back discomfort.

[...] Seth cut the session short, and after the five witnesses had left Jane was physically sick to her stomach three successive times. [...]

[...] She was also physically sick to her stomach. [...]

[...] They were also hilarious: I laughed so often and so hard that my stomach ended up hurting. [...]

(Small wonder, I thought, that my stomach, back, and a tooth had bothered me all day. [...]

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

[...] But other tests and X-rays revealed that I had sound lungs—in spite of my smoking—a good heart and stomach and other organs. [...]

[...] “Intellectually part of me is appalled but I feel triumphant also because I’ve got a clear channel up through here—”she indicated her stomach, chest and throat—”and got the material out. [...]

[...] But three days later while driving in downtown Los Angeles I was seized with severe stomach cramps. [...]