“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Give us a moment please. I believe the mother of the family is no longer living in your terms. There seems to be a disastrous event connected with the family’s past, and having to do with death. Perhaps in the 1930’s; and a relationship with an aunt. The event happening in an unfamiliar location, unfamiliar that is to the victim or perhaps victims, at the time. Something to do with a priest or monk, something of that order: a member of the family or confidant.

[...] Hence the unfamiliar sensations in the knees.

[...] Do not be afraid of unfamiliar physical sensations. [...]

In fact, the bulk of my dream locations in this study was equally divided between completely unfamiliar places and locations too indistinct to recall. [...] Most interesting of all, however, I found that most of my precognitive dreams happened in locations that were unfamiliar at the time of the dream. For this reason, I suggest that you pay particular attention to unfamiliar dream places.

[...] This is a gradual process that gently leads the ego into largely unfamiliar territory and at the same time encourages flexibility of consciousness.

5. Strange, completely unfamiliar, dream locations.

[...] I ran through radioactive rain (in a dream that, oddly enough, proved precognitive!), wandered through lovely gardens, explored several unfamiliar houses, and spoke with a well-known author whom I’ve never met. [...]

[...] This requires alterations in the vascular system, bringing about unfamiliar sensations.

Circulation being restored also sets up unfamiliar sensations. [...]

[...] It seems that such individuals perform with great daring, even with a rashness that is unfamiliar to most people. [...]

Jane is largely unfamiliar with the details of the uncertainty principle and the principle of complementarity, although the general ideas fascinate her. [...]

[...] Also some of the theories I will present to you in this discussion will be quite unfamiliar to you.

[...] It’s as though my consciousness is trying to use a new kind of organization — for me, for it — and so there’s a kind of unfamiliarity. [...]

[...] A large variety of “manufactured” drugs offer an unfamiliarity to the body’s innate structure, which can lead to strong defense mechanisms. [...]

Our ego must have its feet upon the solid earth, it is out of its element, naked and in an unfamiliar environment, outside of the normal characteristics of physical existence. [...]

[...] This reminded me that although I’m with my wife there are still portions of Jane’s life I’m quite unfamiliar with—people she knows whom I never see. [...]

Now, the inner self is psychologically influenced by these probable personalities, for they are all psychologically connected and represent a whole personality structure, a whole personality gestalt with which you as you know yourself are utterly unfamiliar.

Our psychological structures are different, practically speaking, in that we consciously utilize a multidimensional psychological reality that you inherently possess, but are unfamiliar with at an egotistical level. [...]

[...] These include, to begin with, the original intensity of the thought as A possesses it, A’s ability to duplicate the thought as far as possible, the relative stability of the electrical thought unit as it is formed by A, the familiarity or unfamiliarity of the range of frequencies that compose the new thought to any intended receiver.

[...] His consciousness has been perceiving this sort of unfamiliar environment with some awe. [...]

[...] It is sifted through the subconscious, and when you receive it directly, or more or less directly for the first time, it can be frightening merely because of the unfamiliarity, and because of the unusual vividness. [...]

[...] Do not be afraid of or reject unfamiliar bodily sensations. [...]

[...] The feelings of unfamiliarity will only occur at certain stages. [...]

[...] They are bound to cause certain sensations, unfamiliar feelings, unsynchronized motions. [...]