“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Generalized body changes since the last session Saturday night: More loosening in neck, ligaments, chin and face area; walking is easier but still requires support – legs tremble and have trouble supporting weight, but knees move better. [...]

[...] The idea of one God as a superman would not carry again the same weight as it had before. [...]

[...] Their ideas carry the weight of mass acceptance. [...]

[...] You cannot speak to your age, your time, unless you understand it, and you cannot understand it unless at one time or another you feel the weight of its authoritative beliefs. [...]

[...] This would be very important, for now her hips wouldn’t always be laying upon the bed like a dead weight. [...]

The weight of unfortunate beliefs perhaps falls heaviest on the older segments of the population, for the beliefs have had a longer period of time to operate relatively unimpeded.

[...] In such cases, of course, it becomes quite possible to go so far in that direction that the events of nature almost seem to disappear amid the weight of their symbolic content.

[...] Jane said that while I was shopping today she’d dreamed or felt herself walking around the card table—not perfectly straight, but as though testing her weight upon her legs. [...]

Fairly heavy in weight for its size. [...]

[...] The color of the porous paper or board is a typical light beige or tan, not resembling metal, and certainly not heavy in weight for its size. [...]

[...] When this thin layer was enclosed between the regular two pieces of Bristol, then sealed in the usual double envelope, it was not possible to judge by feel, or weight, that it was in any way somewhat different from the usual envelope object.

[...] No matter how much you see someone on that TV set strain to throw a ball, kick one, or run or lift a weight, you can be sure it’s within their physical capacity. [...]

(In addition, her body looks as though it’s very gradually putting on some weight.

[...] And even hence you see the loss of weight. [...]

Ruburt’s student Venice must have her weight, or she fears destruction. [...]

[...] I see signs of a modest weight increase in various parts of her body, especially the shoulders, which had become almost emaciated. [...]

[...] Bill noticed that Jane had put on some weight. [...]

Incidentally, joking aside, some time in the future it would not be a bad idea, if it ever could be arranged, to take Ruburt’s blood pressure before, during, and after sessions; also his weight.

[...] You see, theoretically, you could find out how much I weighed, or if I had physical weight indeed, could you not? [...]

[...] Being right didn’t carry the weight that being wrong did. [...]

[...] Without being aware of it, I’d begun to lose weight after she was admitted to the hospital, and by now my loss had reached the point where others began to notice it. [...]

There is something else, in that in certain terms the way must be open, because people believe in a continuous time, and would feel the weight of future actions bearing down upon them in this life if they were aware of their future existences. [...]

I am not suggesting that you do not visit doctors under such situations, because the weight of your negative beliefs about your bodies usually makes it too difficult for you to bear such uncertainties alone. [...]

[...] The tag is printed on typical card-weight stock in two colors, red and black as indicated. [...]

[...] Ruburt, during the seance, weighed somewhat less than his usual weight. [...]

—put some weight on him. [...]

[...] Reminding Ruburt of these achievements, of the things he does right, will put some weight on him. [...]

[...] The personality is then bewildered, feeling the weight of this as a pall. [...] Often when Ruburt is alone the weight of these unexpressed fears is strongly upon him, then acting like a cloud that holds him down.