“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Perhaps you could compare them to the natural psychic or emotional equivalent, the psychological equivalent, of nature’s clouds, sun, storms, or seasons.

[...] Without physical storms you would all go insane.

[...] Some stood for forces of nature that could very well be at times advantageous, and at times disadvantageous—as, for example, the god of storms might be very welcome at one time, in periods of drought, while his powers might be quite dreaded if he overly satisfied his people. [...]

Seth first mentioned The Nature of Personal Reality in Session 608, April 5, 1972, only shortly after Rob and I had finished reading proofs for his previous book, Seth Speaks: The Eternal Validity of the Soul. He actually began dictation on April 10, 1972, but our personal reality was suddenly disturbed when we were caught in the flood caused by Tropical Storm Agnes. [...]

[...] Storms, say, or tornadoes, are brought about by angry men precisely as wars are. [...]

The constant line of chatter developed by your one brother (Loren, a year younger than I am) was of course a defense to close out the constant telepathic storm. [...]

[...] Which, while true, hardly considers her deep emotional and intellectual involvement with the book for the last ten months — or since Seth took up steady dictation on September 11, 1972, following the extensive delay caused by Tropical Storm Agnes.

[...] It was caused by the massive tropical storm, Agnes, and devastated many areas in New York, among other eastern states. [...]

[...] If you could properly understand all of that, then by looking into a single puddle you could tell the past and present weather conditions for the entire planet, and follow the probabilities in terms of storms, or volcanic eruptions. [...]

[...] It is not aimed, it is a rage, enveloping like a storm of nature, enveloping even the personality from whom it emits, so that the mother becomes a victim also.

[...] There are also inner earthquakes of consciousness from which the physical ones emerge — storms of mind or being, eruptions in which one segment of the world consciousness, repressed in one area, explodes in another.

[...] We talked about why people would choose to live in a region where it’s practically certain that such storms will materialize every year. [...]

[...] He will also have some storms to weather. [...]

[...] The recovery is secure, the hang-ons simply the result and indication of the severe storm that has been successfully vanquished. [...]

with the rightness of storm winds

[...] It should also help to still his frequent tirades at home against the gallery; but when his emotions do overflow or have overflown into speech, it has been beneficial, very much more so than if he had let them build up into a storm of frightening proportions.

Denied feelings gather emotional impetus, and form emotional storms. [...]

[...] You pick up each other’s negative moods, however, so you ride emotional storms. [...]

Storms, for example, are highly creative natural events, though they can also cause destruction. [...]

[...] And at the time of Jane’s dream, Marie said, hurricane Cleo had been descending upon them at Boynton Beach, and “we had plenty of water around then during the storm. [...]