“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She began some writing about me today, stressing my characteristics as I confront the world with a distance between the two. [...]

In periods of stress, the physically attuned consciousness will often momentarily forsake its usual orientation and let itself fall back, as it were, into the source of its own being, where it knows it will be regenerated and indeed reborn.

(Long pause.) End of session, except to remind you that the dream message also reflects material that I have been giving you concerning creativity and the stressing of pleasure above responsibility. [...]

The fact remains that when you assess your fellows, you put a far greater stress upon intellectual achievement than emotional achievement. [...]

[...] Eleanor Friede and Dick Bach both stressed this. [...]

[...] (Jane leaned forward for emphasis:) Such massive doses of LSD chemically activate all levels of cellular memory to such an extent that in certain terms they are no longer in charge of themselves, and the memories can then emerge unpredictably when the system is under stress. [...]

[...] I do not want to lay stress upon any negative effects, but to explain differences of opinion and behavior. [...]

He is learning presently, and very well, to control this sometime condition; and it dwindles, to appear only occasionally in times of stress. [...]

(9:00.) I want here to stress the basic playful exercising aspects of creativity. [...]

The changes will bring responsibility and stress, and great potentiality. [...]

[...] The left leg is longer so that the stress is presently applied to the right side. [...]

[...] The kernel of thought here is that it is important to use whatever suggestions we want to, daily; he stressed the importance of not missing a day. [...]

[...] I am certain that Ruburt could so organize the center portion of the book so that stress could still be given to the personal story line.

[...] It should be stressed that often Jane finds these experiences difficult to put into words, let alone onto paper. [...]

(10:22.) It was in Mass Events and God of Jane that the usual concept of the Sinful Self was most directly and vigorously addressed, and in which the value of individual impulses was stressed with consistent vigor. [...]

(But I stressed that no matter what she did about books, no matter what hassles we might get involved in about that activity, she just couldn’t give up physical mobility in order to express any lack of psychological mobility that we might become involved in. [...]

[...] What she should be stressing, I said, was that she trusted her spontaneous self—then the body would automatically react to the release of tension, to her trust in that spontaneous self. [...]

[...] We do know however that Seth would be available at any time under emotional stress, if we asked.)

[...] Your psychologies, stressing “the norm,” made people frightened of their individual characteristics and abilities, because psychology’s norm did not fit the contours of any one human being. [...]

Unfortunately, certain aspects of Christianity were stressed over others, and that dictum was based upon the belief in a wicked self that needed to be disciplined and diverted into constructive activity. [...]

[...] In periods of stress or challenge the recognized self may sense these other strains of consciousness, and realize that a fuller experience is possible, a greater psychological thickness. [...]