“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Have the stress be upon, first of all, gentle touches. [...]

[...] There are stresses now in terms of contracts and money, that Ruburt was not willing to face before. [...]

[...] Many music or art teachers belong in that category, where the arts are taught with a love of excellence, a stress upon technique — into which the artist, who is often a Sumari (although not always, by any means) can put his or her creativity. [...]

[...] Since then, Sue was bothered by the shoulder during a few stressful periods, but she learned that a simple reading of the original Seth dream immediately returned the shoulder to normal once again. [...]

[...] I cannot stress this too strongly: To the inner self, the dream experience is as real as any other experience.

[...] Seth often explained problems as the result of unresolved stresses in past reincarnational lives, and gave specific advice as to how the individuals could use their abilities now to meet these challenges.

[...] All of them involved myself in situations of rather drastic physical stress or outright peril. [...]

[...] It bears indeed the stresses that result from daily encounters with physical situations, but it also reaps the rewards that are involved.

[...] But as the psyche went through its developments and battled with itself, denying some feelings and characteristics and stressing others, so the historic religious exterior dramas represented and followed these inner aspirations, struggles, and searches.

10. Among the sessions for Personal Reality in which Seth stressed that “the present is the point of power,” see the 657th in Chapter 15.

[...] Instead we decided that his reaction to stress was at least partially responsible, hence the trip.

[...] Here, I want to stress the social aspects of dreams, and to point out the fact that dreams also show you some of the processes that are involved in the actual formation of physical events: You actually come into an event, therefore, long before the event physically happens, at other levels of consciousness, and a good deal of this prior activity takes place in the state of dreaming.

In the same way, if your core belief stresses your spirituality to such an extent that it cuts off needed sensual expression, then it has become restrictive and will end up strangling, even, that spiritual experience that it was originally meant to express.

[...] It is only because you stress similarities rather than differences that you do not realize that the self that you call the ego is but the appearance, in one particular perspective, of many quite different aspects of the personality.

[...] Your society puts great stress upon the belief that there is a division between inner and outer, physical and mental activity. [...]

[...] I cannot stress too thoroughly the fact that the beliefs of those times structured individual human living, so that the most private events of personal lives were interpreted to mean thus and so, as were of course the events of nations, plants, and animals. [...]

[...] For, again, I must stress the fact that in its way nature makes no such judgments, regardless of the beliefs of your science or religions.

[...] To the contrary, you stressed your differences always. [...]

[...] We think it of interest to include Seth’s letter in his book, since it stresses the importance of beliefs.)

I cannot stress too strongly however the main points I have made tonight. [...]

I cannot stress this too strongly.