“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Some of this is simply that he is afraid of pain if a muscle is suddenly let go. [...]

[...] I suddenly straightened my head up as I sat on the divan and my eyes popped open. [...]

[...] He wondered if people unacquainted with glasses and suddenly introduced to them would develop a need for them; and they would.

[...] Consciousness did not arrive because inert matter suddenly soared into activity and song. [...]

[...] They come from intuitional creativity, when suddenly a new kind of significance is seen that was not “earlier” predictable. [...]

[...] I could see that Jane was not only sad that the long project was finished for her, but uneasy, too; she was suddenly set loose, released from a framework that had come to be very familiar over the last 14½ months. [...]

On the other hand, areas of ordinary behavior that may have seemed opaque before, cloudy or dark — personal characteristic behavior that was not understood, for instance — may suddenly become quite clear as a result of this transformation, in which the shadowy aspects of the unconscious are perceived as brilliant.

[...] Creative work does not grow in even ways, but in seeming sudden bursts of activities, and in seeming wastefulness, which is not waste at all.

[...] This time I suddenly “saw” a shorter left leg superimposed over my own flesh-and-blood leg of normal length. [...]

(Jane’s symptoms, especially her walking ability, have become much worse since the last private session was held—so much so that all of a sudden it seems to be a question of how much longer she can continue to make it to the john here in the house. [...]

[...] Then all of a sudden you say, Joseph, “You are not any better. [...]

[...] Objects, however, follow certain laws of a physical nature as you experience them, just as violets on the ground do not suddenly change into rocks.

[...] At this moment Willy suddenly vaulted from the chair, instantly alert it seemed in a second. [...]

[...] Seth rather suddenly launched into a page of data for me. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) A variety of events led up to the sudden improvement. [...]

[...] Your dreams do not suddenly appear exteriorized upon your images in place of your features, for example. [...]

[...] You know how one association can suddenly in your minds connect you with a past event so clearly that it almost seems to occur in the present—and indeed, a strong-enough memory is like a ghost event. [...]

(10:15.) To him, it seems like the kitchen is suddenly a room, because he has opened a room up in his mind. [...]

[...] All of a sudden I’m exhausted,” she added, laughing, “but don’t write that down.”

(“Telling Rob and our friends about the channels that I became aware of in the last session,” Jane wrote, “I suddenly began drawing upon the one with the information about conformity and the need for individual expression.