“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane suggested I remind Seth to do so tomorrow.

(I’ve made no effort to record her progress systematically since we began our twice-daily suggestion routine, and since Frank Longwell has been giving her a weekly massage. [...]

[...] Several hours devoted on occasion to intimate relationships of sexual nature would be advantageous, simply because of the implied suggestion that you were not only willing but anxious to devote yourself to her. [...]

I suggest your break.

[...] Jane and I spent two hard weeks erasing most of the suggested changes in the manuscript, and it is now headed for the printer for page proofs. [...]

[...] Seth also suggested Jane and I write to Dr. Rhine. [...]

[...] Seth then repeated some general suggestions concerning the ulcer, given in earlier sessions. [...]

(Rick talked about a suggestion for a dream from the Gates of Horn, and that he felt his dream had related to the City. [...]

([Rick:] Do you have any other suggestions that you might....because I’ve been considering this for a while.

[...] She said perhaps, then reminded me she had suggested going out earlier—a suggestion I now remembered but hadn’t heeded at the time. [...]

[...] Suggestion to this effect, given before sleep, facilitates this recognition.

[...] Some are suggestive of drug-induced episodes, except for the greater sense of alertness and self-control. [...]

[...] No suggestions were given. [...]

I suggest your first break.

(We wondered if Jane’s feeling was due to suggestion. During the week she had been referring to the 68th session as she did some work on the book on the Seth material; these sessions have to do with the construction of physical matter by each individual. [...]

I suggest your break.

(December 2. I told Jane that I’d caught myself worrying about both her and insurance matters when I woke up this morning, at about 6:00, and had tried using suggestion, as Seth mentioned recently. [...]

[...] I suggest that the regular portion of the session be read in conjunction with what follows, for the two parts complement each other well. [...]

You must start from your present position, of course, but there is no person who cannot better his or her position to a considerable degree, if the effort is made to follow through with the kind of new hypotheses that we will here suggest. [...]

All of the suggestions in this chapter can indeed help break down those habitual thought patterns, however, and if such a person is seeing a therapist, it is an excellent idea if the entire family join in the therapy.

The work with the book is to supercede any other suggestions I have given in the past for you. [...]

In any case, again my congratulations to you, Joseph, upon the two counts I mentioned, and I would suggest that you both get a good night’s sleep. [...]

[...] Nevertheless, I suggest that Ruburt rest, and also rest tomorrow, as it will be most beneficial; and I will definitely go into the reasons for his condition.

[...] Those ideas come to him constantly, of course, or those suggestions, through the mail, the expectations of others, or his observation. [...]

Why didn’t he go on television like other psychics, or have an organization, or at least have workshops, or seek out learned men and women “in the field,” when it seemed that the dictates of normal behavior would suggest such activity? [...]

[...] I suggested to Jane that she make some notes about the phenomenon.)

[...] Your suggestion to Ruburt involving touch is highly important, and represents growing understanding on your part.

[...] Bates’s book, or rather philosophy, suggesting that the eyes were not made for reading, is an example of a different kind, implying that there were no books when the eye was created—and so therefore it is not natural for the eye to see letters—while it is natural for the eye to see, say, trees. [...]

[...] I suggested that you take walks, Joseph, some time ago, simply to rearouse your natural love of that activity.