“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In the dream world, however, any hallucination will vanish immediately as soon as you recognize it as such, and tell it to go away. [...]

[...] For a moment, I was almost enthralled as I partially recalled them out of the nowhere into which they had vanished. [...]

When you travel beyond a certain range of intensities, even psuedo-objects must vanish. [...]

[...] As soon as the information was received both of them felt more at ease, and the panic that had at least threatened, vanished.

If all men could learn to love, in terms of which I have spoken, then there would be no need for any kind of punishment within your field, and the word would vanish from your vocabulary. [...]

[...] In one way, when you were born, she was quite content that your father vanish. [...]

[...] You think of physical history as beginning with the caveman and continuing up to the present, but there have been other great scientific civilizations; some spoken of in legend, some completely unknown — all in your terms now vanished.

[...] In actual fact you remember consciously only certain highlighted events of your lives, and ordinary details of your days vanish as dreams seem to.

(Her soreness vanished by early afternoon. [...]

[...] I willed all hallucinations to vanish, but everything remained the same. [...]

[...] … Left alone, any such construction will eventually vanish. [...]

[...] If you identify with your own youth, or beauty, or intellect, or accomplishments, then there is the constant gnawing knowledge that these attributes can and will vanish.

[...] As soon as she sat down the feeling of strain vanished. [...]

[...] If you understand that, then in a large manner many of your fears will jointly vanish.

[...] On the one hand it represented a quite natural subconscious fear that when the father-creator (hyphenated) vanished, his issue would go along with him. [...]

As he remains with you now, for awhile, this will vanish. [...]

[...] Nothing vanishes. [...]

[...] My fingers had been red before, though never that blue, when I’d been typing, and the condition vanished. [...]

[...] To a large degree this sense of alienation would vanish.

[...] If it is a subconscious construction of your own, it will vanish. [...]

[...] The normal muscular activity that usually occurs in sleep vanishes. [...]

[...] Without it all camouflage would vanish. [...]

[...] She had no memory of giving the above monologue; she said it was as though she had “vanished.” [...]

[...] (Long pause, over one minute.) This particular body type has not vanished entirely by any means. [...]