“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In our case the impressions emerge as verbal. They are translated and interpreted so that the end result is a verbal rendition. [...]

For much of my communication is not initially verbal. [...]

[...] They should be emotionally felt in other words, rather than merely verbal.

[...] There are all kinds of verbal and body signs that tell you which words are to be attended to more than others, so that the quality of the words is strengthened or qualified. [...]

[...] For these he received verbal reward. [...]

[...] For it applies in other than verbal terms, of course.

[...] It is not your own, and only a translation, for we do not use verbal communication. [...]

Now I would like you, in the following week, to think of these questions again but answer them from a feeling level, from an experience level and then answer them as simply as you can verbally. But in finding the answers for yourselves you should have experiences that you may not be able to verbalize. [...]

[...] In the language of the self that you speak, these encounters are like the implied pauses in your verbal language. [...]

[...] Such pain cannot be verbalized, for it is a mixture of pain and pleasure, a tearing free, and it automatically brings about an almost exhilarating release of consciousness. [...]

[...] Following several of those verbal comprehensions, she experienced very pleasant relaxation effects of the kind I described in the opening notes for the 829th session. [...]

(Pause.) This is difficult to verbalize. [...]

[...] That is why your conversation earlier was advantageous, because you do not often verbalize your feelings.

Physically you have at your fingertips certain accumulations of knowledge, objectified through the passage of information verbally through the ages, in records or books, and through television. [...]

1. Jane rather surprised me: I knew she had an interested if generalized awareness of the old theory of the ether (or the luminiferous ether), but I hadn’t realized she was well-enough acquainted with the idea to be able to verbalize it that succinctly for Seth. [...]

Cellular transmission, for example, is indeed much more precise than any verbal language, communicating data so intricate that all of your languages together⁶ would fall far short of matching such complexity. [...]

[...] There is only so much that I can say, since I am using a verbal language that in itself makes a tyrant of time. [...]

[...] Your verbal language — for your biological communication is quite aware of probable future events, and the body constantly maintains itself amid a maze of probabilities.

You can feel what you cannot necessarily describe verbally, for you are more than the physical brain that you have now. [...]

There are certain answers that cannot be given verbally, but must be intuitively understood. [...]

The writing became a symbol for the expression of thoughts that could not be verbalized in childhood. [...]

[...] Because you are only now learning to verbalize your feelings, this means that he felt, particularly in the past, that you dealt with him opaquely in an area in which he did not know how to cope.

He felt it unfair to keep at you for emotional expression of love through verbalization and touch when it was not natural to you. [...]

[...] Your inner experience is so intricate that verbally it is almost impossible to describe. [...]

[...] She had had many images, also, which she couldn’t verbalize now. [...]

[...] And within that reality even I am dwarfed and there is knowledge that can never be verbal. [...]

[...] But it is sometimes almost impossible to verbally describe civilizations of scent, civilizations built upon temperature variations, alphabets of color, pressure gradations — all of these highly intimate and organized, but quite outside of verbal representation. [...]

[...] This is difficult to verbalize precisely—

[...] Earlier Ruburt would have become alarmed and frightened, felt you were being negative, and discouraged at any verbal and emotional encounter with the feelings that you expressed, precisely because they brought into the open feelings of his. [...]

There are comprehensions, illuminations, that cannot be verbalized, that arise as a result of … solving problems or challenges that seem to have nothing to do with the original challenges. [...]

[...] Have Ruburt verbalize his fears in whatever way you choose. Feelings of hopelessness should also be verbalized. [...]

(Jane has already begun to verbalize her fears since this session was held, and in just two days we have seen good progress. [...]

[...] More than this, intuitive information can be given through this method that quite escapes the limitations of logically structured verbal pattern. [...]

[...] You may be able to translate the verbalized sounds into pictures or into miniature pictures that later turn into symbols. [...]