“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I suggest your break.

I suggest your break.

I suggest your break. [...]

[...] As Joseph supposes it may well have been possible for you to have levitated had he so suggested it, and he used extremely good judgment in restraining from such a suggestion.

And yet you had the nerve to suggest that I played a part. [...]

[...] When I mentioned homework I was not thinking of anything so strenuous, or certainly suggesting anything that could be so dangerous to you at the present time.

Read session—suggestions.

[...] I had originally suggested the day after his birthday to end his smoking habit, simply because it would be relatively easy for him at that time. [...]

I suggest your first break, and we will see what we can do.

[...] She’d picked up a few suggestions from Seth during the day—among them that we should just forget words like “arthritis.” [...]

[...] We’ve been reading sessions—usually the late ones—each day, and these serve as beneficial suggestions, of course, especially in light of Seth’s material in Sunday’s session. [...]

[...] I thought Jane might get confused, being bombarded with so many ideas and suggestions from so many angles.

[...] I want to try more suggestion, like I’d done yesterday. [...]

Before I continue I would suggest that if others “use Personal Reality like a bible,” Ruburt could at least take it seriously. [...] I would most heartily suggest then that Ruburt use that book.

I want the suggestion given again, then: “I can trust the physician within, and the ancient wisdom of my body.” [...]

(At lunch today I suggested to Jane that she put together a short book on the Frameworks 1 and 2 material Seth has given us since he introduced that concept in a private session last September 17, 1977. [...] In a way the suggestion was my idea of trying to do something about Seth producing books within books, as I discussed in my opening notes for the 814th session; but Seth is so prolific that it seems we’ll never get all of his material published at this time.

[...] I suggested that the necessary insights would come to her later. [...]

The material he received from me (Monday evening) was from me, and his suggestion that you work late that evening was the result of a creative impulse on his part. The material on variety is rather important, and also is connected with the fact that I suggested he forget the work sessions for a while. [...]

Now recently that phrase has been introduced into your suggestions. [...]

[...] Suggestion will help you with your dream memories again. Tie these suggestions in with what I have told you—that your father is free now. [...]

I would suggest a dependable performance for two months, followed by a week’s rest, for a while. [...]

In any suggestions used then, use the terms improvement, or better and better, for example. [...] That sort of thing when you use physical suggestions, rather than the use of words that seem like absolutes, where comparisons are involved almost automatically between a given situation and a desired one.

[...] Now that kind of a suggestion, automatically with Ruburt, brings up inner responses, arguments and contradictions with experience on a physical level. [...]

[...] That kind of suggestion is good. [...]

[...] This means working with the pendulum, suggestion, selfhypnosis, whatever’s needed, to get at the root of her troubles. [...]

[...] I suggested she try, so that her mind would be at ease. [...]

[...] On various occasions, when the suggestions in his papers worked—you follow me—they worked because at the same time Ruburt was writing down his feelings: his aggressions and his fears.

I suggest then that he call Tam. [...]

I suggest immediately that you make symbolic changes in Ruburt’s room, at once, and throughout your place as you desire. [...]

Now I have an important suggestion, to which I hope you will acquiesce, and it is important: You must really form a letter, a nice one, thanking people for their interest, explaining that for now private sessions are not given for individuals. [...]

[...] Over the telephone three days later, Tam suggested that Jane do a children’s book, or one for “readers of all ages,” based on her dream about Emir;² the next day he called again, this time to give her the delightful news that he’d accepted James for publication.

[...] He sternly suggested that the elderly and those with certain diseases make appointments at once for flu shots.

[...] It is a fact brought about through suggestion. [...]

These suggestions, carried out, can be of more than considerable value. [...]

[...] The suggestions I have given are quite potent.

[...] I suggested that instead she realize that her good left leg is now in a position to straighten out. [...]

[...] Jane uses suggestions — she’s asked her mother to forgive her, and vice versa, and she forgives herself. [...]

[...] Tell him to give himself the following suggestions:

[...] He can begin to change the focus from which he usually views his reality, in whatever way possible, and in the point of power as I suggested. [...]

(This prediction was coupled with Jane’s use of the hot towels on her knees—as Seth has suggested she do often in the recent sessions—and which Jane has largely ignored. [...]

[...] Ruburt should read the sessions over, and make a greater attempt to follow the suggestions, particularly when the weather is cool; the walking. [...]

With your inner consents, I have been making some adjustments in your own energy fields, that will be more beneficial and allow you both to benefit from the good suggestions given, one to the other.

[...] I told her that although the penis had reverted to its original condition, I had been aware of a noticeable and steady improvement in the right hand condition, although no previous suggestions or energy had been sent to the hands before, by Seth.

[...] Your suggestions about a safe universe are finally taking effect. [...]

[...] A simple enough suggestion, it seems, a preventive measure. [...]

There are all kinds of like suggestions, all meant as preventive measures, but based upon the idea that ill fortune can be most likely expected, and means must be taken to avoid it. [...]