“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(But now, Jane said, when the topic veered to the most specific activity she is interested in, writing, a thing she regards strictly as her own, she suddenly found she balked at giving “anyone else” any of the credit.

[...] How do I, a mere mortal, suddenly turn into Superman? [...]

His father’s death reminded him that he was suddenly quite alone except then for his mother, and also brought up the question of age.

All of a sudden he was told to hold off, and literally to him, not to act. [...]

[...] Talk about seeing the proverbial light — suddenly I saw the belief that had been right there all the time…. [...]

“I was going back to bed when my last lines suddenly reminded me that I still feel the way I did when I was a young girl; that some part of the dawn does come for me; personally; and that to some extent time didn’t exist before I was born. [...]

[...] It is as if your breath were to be suddenly cut off.

[...] Then, knowing it was late even though she was in trance, she suddenly decided to close out the session. [...]

(“I don’t know,” Jane said, then suddenly jumped on the couch and threw up her hands, eyes still closed, in the obvious grip of urgent strong emotion: “I don’t know —slam—slam brakes!” Jane cried and yelled out, almost hysterical. [...]

(Jane’s voice had become suddenly very loud. [...]

[...] With a sudden inspiration I kept my hands on his head until they went through the glass with him as he withdrew. [...]

[...] The sleeping requirements were a result of the sudden use of physical energy. [...]

[...] It erupted suddenly at the age of 45 and ran for 10 years. [...]

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

[...] Nor had I become aware of any kind of heightened consciousness, or sudden telepathic or clairvoyant powers.

(Pause at 10:09.) The first island responds, in our hypothetical dialogue: “I suspect (suddenly louder) that each of us is quite correct. [...]

[...] It is instead a fanatical Puritan vein, peculiarly American in character, and restrictive rather than expansive, for the bursts of emotion are highly structured — that is, the emotions are limited in most areas of life, permitted only an explosive religious expression under certain conditions, when they are not so much spontaneously expressed as suddenly released from the dam of usual repression.

(With the last two words of the above sentence Jane’s voice suddenly broke out loud and strong again. [...]

[...] But this was not the cause of his sudden terror.

(Now, however, we had time to just touch upon the data involving electrons when Jane told me that she was suddenly aware of more information on the same subject. [...]