“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

sudden unknown note

Like the woman who was suddenly appalled at her recovery (from Hodgkin’s disease), you might find yourself suddenly faced with your own reluctance.

[...] You might find yourselves amazingly uncomfortable, despite what you think your reaction would be, if Prentice suddenly began initiating publicity campaigns, ad campaigns.

During class, with the lights on, Rose Cafford suddenly said that she saw my aura. [...] Almost immediately Rose, Sally and Rachel said that the aura was suddenly extremely bright; did this several times. [...]

[...] When I awakened, something had suddenly cleared connected with the entire right side of my head and neck, involving the right ear, eye, jaw also. [...]

[...] There is no need for either of you to fear that the body is suddenly going to relax into a helpless mass. [...]

Try to forget all notions that Ruburt might relax so suddenly that he would be in difficulty —not able to get about, say. [...]

[...] If someone watching a gory midnight special suddenly screams or shouts or leaps up from the chair, how comical this seems, because the action is appropriate not to the “real” situation, but geared instead to a pseudodrama. [...]

In this case, the frightened perceiver knows full well that the terrible events on the screen will not suddenly explode into the living room. [...]

“As I was getting ready for bed after our last Seth session, I suddenly wondered about Atlantis. [...]

[...] He felt suddenly comparatively free.

[...] Now this morning at the table he suddenly realized why he did not want to get up this morning, and why at other times he did not want to get up: he did not want to go to work, like a child who does to want to go to school. [...]

[...] So then he thought “I will schedule those hours into my writing day,” and suddenly they became prosaic, and often lost their magic because then they became his working hours.

[...] Damned up, such sexuality still keeps trying for expression, and it is often men of habitual “sexual discipline” who suddenly break out in bouts of sexual promiscuity or violence.

[...] As she started to read this chant to us, she suddenly threw her head back and wailed the words in an extremely loud voice; she then remained in trance for five minutes or so, and began to speak in a liquid, near whisper.)

I remind you often of the behavior of muscles, and so forth, so that you will not be suddenly upset when Ruburt has bad days, or discomfort, because I realize that that has been largely your framework of reference, and it is of no benefit for me to ignore your beliefs in that matter—and what I have said applies. [...]

I do not expect you to suddenly switch all of your orientation in this situation to Framework 2—yet again I have hope (louder) of gently enticing you both to take great-enough advantage of Framework 2, so that you have more confidence and experience with its qualities.

[...] The great — the greatest creative force — that force that is the origin for all physical life — did not suddenly appear once in some distant past, sparking the birth of your reality, endowing it with an energy that could only then run down, or dissipate. [...]

[...] Suddenly she had the urge to leaf through the book to a paragraph she’d noticed earlier on yoga exercises for bursitic shoulders. [...]

[...] So I turned over, moved the bags down and suddenly tuned in to a dialogue going on in my head. [...]

[...] The same happens in less startling cases where, for example, a merely annoying health condition suddenly disappears.

[...] Suddenly I realized that I was hearing voices, but they seemed to come from inside my head. [...]

(Pause at 10:01.) A sudden or intense belief in health can indeed “reverse” a disease, but in a very practical way it is a reversal in terms of time. [...]

[...] A sudden contemporary belief in illness will actually reach back into the past, affecting the organism at that level, and inserting into the past experience of the cells the initiation of those biological events that will then seem to give birth to a present disease.

You might stand alone in your doorway, or in a field — or even on a street, surrounded by many people in a large city — look upward, suddenly struck by the great sweeping clouds above, and feel yourself a part of them. You might momentarily experience a great yearning or feel your own emotions suddenly filled with that same moving majesty, so that for an instant you and the sky seem to be one.

Many who unexpectedly commit great crimes, sudden murders, even bringing about mass death, have a history of docility and conventional attitudes, and were considered models, in fact, of deportment. [...]

[...] Some such individuals, model sons, for example, who seldom even spoke back to their parents, were suddenly sent to war and given carte blanche to release all such feelings in combat; and I am referring particularly to the last two wars (the war in Korea, 1950–53, and the war in Vietnam, 1964–73), not the Second World War.

[...] The “luxury” of expressing emotion even in exaggerated form was suddenly denied them, and the sense of powerlessness grew by contrast.

Again, some improvements may appear suddenly, ignoring usual time entirely. (Pause.) The body is improving itself overall, however, and some improvements that seem to appear suddenly are the manifestations of improvements that have been taking place for some time, but are only now showing themselves. [...]

[...] It would be quite improbable for you, Joseph (as Seth calls me), to suddenly turn into a tailor, for example, for none of your choices with probabilities have led toward such an action.

In like manner, England in all probability next year will not suddenly turn into a Mohammedan nation. [...]

[...] If so, the conscious knowledge may appear suddenly in the middle of your waking day. [...]

The day Ruburt received the “advance” information on bridge beliefs (see the last session), the obvious suddenly became clear. [...]

Ruburt found himself bargaining with the early writing self, and suddenly said, “What am I doing?”

[...] These are the people, he suddenly sees, that so frightened him.

[...] Ruburt suddenly realizes that in basic ways he does not respect the opinions of the world. [...]

Other issues have been contributing to today’s suddenly noticeable improvement. [...]