“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Had the dream not so prepared you, you may well have struck out verbally at your father most forcibly, in an actual attempt to make him suffer for his own rather restrained violence, because you would have feared and not been able to face its somewhat weaker but still definite latent manifestation in yourself.

It’s impossible to describe the impression that this manuscript made on me, much less to verbalize the experience that accompanied it. [...]

[...] Then, as far as is possible, communicate those feelings verbally in whatever way you choose. [...]

Verbal symbols have no meaning for us. [...]

Verbal sounds were often stereotyped simply because the effect of sound was understood in its effects upon the body. [...]

[...] Your experience will follow your beliefs and your therapist’s, communicated verbally and telepathically.

[...] Verbal humiliation was easiest to bear, but his mother would immediately show all kinds of extremely serious symptoms, for which Ruburt would be adamantly blamed.

[...] There are some fine distinctions verbally that are difficult to make clear.

[...] In the time available, he dwelt on one life in particular, during which he said Sonja had a cleft palate that impeded verbal communication. [...]

[...] This time, however, it came through verbally, as dictation, although Seth wasn’t involved. [...]

“The words I speak to you transmit information, but the words are not the information, only the verbal carriers of it.

[...] You can suggest ordinary sleep and dreaming and then suggest that without awakening, the subject give a verbal description of his dreams as he experiences them. [...]

[...] The nearest I can come is to say that as this information was being given verbally to Rob, it was given to me in a different way also. [...]

[...] In verbal terms, however, those are the beliefs (if you will) of each c-e-l-l (spelled). [...]

Seth’s sentences are often long, particularly for verbal delivery, yet he never gets lost or loses touch with syntax or meaning. [...]

[...] There were several verbal skirmishes in the course of the evening, stemming from the suspicions of the three women that Bill, Don and I might be faking the lifting of the table the first couple of times we tried it. [...]

[...] The key episodes had been more visible than verbal. [...]

[...] “And that self tells you that there is a reality beyond human reality and experience that cannot be verbal nor translated in human terms. [...]

[...] As an artist, I’m very conscious of whether I think the “package” equals its contents, though since she is verbally oriented this is less important to Jane.

[...] They begin by giving some verbal tribute to old definitions, and then take off from there, having firmly established the fact that he is more or less in the same kettle of fish. [...]