“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The bulk of the book will deal with Seth’s ideas on various subjects, such as life after death, reincarnation, health, the nature of physical reality, the God concept, dreams, time, identity, and perception. [...] I hope that Seth’s theories on health will benefit all my readers, and that the material on personality will help each discover for himself the multidimensional reality that is his heritage.

[...] She couldn’t manage it, though, so I read it to her: “Health is simplicity itself.” [...]

In late 1963, some months before our sessions began, we’d taken a vacation in York Beach, Maine, hoping that a change of environment would improve Rob’s health. [...]

[...] In his discussions on health, Seth has always maintained that illness is often the result of dissociated and inhibited emotions. [...]

[...] We’d thought David was in excellent health. [...]

[...] Tonight’s material, however, adds to our understanding of subjects like free will and choosing, good and evil, sickness and health, and reflects upon many questions people have asked us over the years.

[...] If you believe firmly in poor health you may use this repressed energy to attack a physical organ — a gall bladder may become “bad.” [...]

[...] I am sure that many of you will say, “I try constantly to be good, yet I am in miserable health, so how can that be?” If you examine your own beliefs the answer will be apparent: You try to be so good precisely because you believe you are so bad and unworthy.

[...] Just the relief from guilt feelings alone would result in an upsurge of bodily health and enthusiasm. [...]

(Long pause.) It may seem that your religious beliefs have little to do with your health or with your day-to-day experience. [...]

(It also arouses my sense of irony and dismay — for the nurses who told Jane such things are presumably in better health than she is. [...]

The species is also always in the process of keeping within its genetic bank millions of characteristics that might be needed in various contingencies, and in that regard there is a connection, of course, between, say, viruses of many strains and the health not only of man but of other species.

In nearly all matters of poor health, or unfortunate living conditions or mental or physical stress, there exists a strong tinge of denial, fear, and repression.

(10:01.) The body itself singlemindedly seeks health. [...]

Her father has been more destructive to her psychological health in some respects than her mother, for he gave her the image of males as weak.

[...] Then I read the session for July 30 — at Jane’s request — the first in this series regarding her death, the end of The Way Toward Health, and so forth. [...]

The body’s main purpose is not only to survive but to maintain a quality of existence at certain levels, and that quality itself promotes health and fulfillment. [...]

The overall sense of health, vitality, and resiliency is a generalized condition of contentment — brought about, however, by multitudinous specific responses. [...]

[...] If you do not trust your nature, then any illness or indisposition will be interpreted as an onslaught against health. [...]

[...] Ideally even illnesses are a part of the body’s health, representing needed adjustments, and also following the needs of the subjective person at any given time. [...]

[...] They were Ruburt’s version of health foods, abstinence, and so forth, in the Nearing’s way, and to all of this both of you to some extent acquiesced.

[...] Since you both have such mental agility and a history in this life of health and vitality, that history can be used by Ruburt, if he recalls himself running up and down the steps of the art gallery, for example. [...]

Something about a margin of safety, perhaps concerning health, and a recent doctor’s appointment. [...]

I wanted to add a brief note, to the effect that neither of you have any health worries at this time. [...]

[...] As a physical organism tries to thrust out poisons that impede its health, so the mass psyche organism, symbolically speaking, attempts to rid itself of this now-poisonous overdeveloped aggression.

Now Johnson (the President) could also be in for some difficulty, in terms of health, and his heart. [...]

[...] Before long, however, he will be much more confident as his own improvements convince him of his body’s overall vitality, and its resurge of excellent health. [...]