“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Pause.) Your suggestions as to the séances and Ruburt’s as to other experiments — these ideas are both good ones.

[...] In connection with this, we suggest the reader study especially Seth’s material from 10:00 to 10:36 in the 681st session.)

It was you who suggested the ESP book, and you also early decided not to become a part of the American mainstream of life. [...]

(“Then the Sumari have experienced the various kinds of physical realities,” Rob suggested.)

[...] But I suggest now that you take a break, even though I do not have to worry about the state of your fingers.

There is another consideration involving medicine; though as I mentioned earlier (in the 624th session from Chapter Five), if you accept Western medical beliefs I am not suggesting that you suddenly forsake all doctors. [...]

(I suggested now that Seth talk about Jane’s very uncomfortable state concerning her backside, hips and legs. [...]

[...] It seems highly impractical in that system of belief to tell an individual that he or she knows the best patterns of behavior to follow, to suggest that each person knows how much sleep he or she needs, or that left alone you will pick a correct diet—a diet geared to you. [...]

[...] Jane suggested I write them down for tonight.

Behind all of my suggestions and attempts to help you lie realms of historical culture, or personal episodes, that go back to that main unfortunate habit of self-disapproval regarded as virtue. [...]

[...] I reminded her of the full title of Psyche, and made a few suggestions as to how she could proceed with her own written comments for the book stressing that she could handle them any way she liked. [...]

[...] The mind’s creative play often serves up symbolic events that result in therapeutic physical reactions, and also function as postdream suggestions that offer hints as to remedial action.

(The dream suggests numerous subjects that Seth didn’t go into, and that I’ll leave for the reader to consider: reincarnation, the shifting of ages and the independence of memory from time in the dream state, and so forth. [...]

[...] Our friend, our dear bewildered Ruburt, has had a time of it, and I suggest we end the session. [...]

[...] I would never suggest continuing with the sessions at the expense of Ruburt’s mental or physical health.

I suggest a break now for our Instream material.

I suggest your break.

Jane’s worsening situation through June and July, then, prepared her to accept my suggestion that Seth could help her. [...]

[...] Along with our other projects—including answering a steady flow of letters—Jane and I spent the month going over Mass Events, accepting some suggestions but rejecting many others. [...]

[...] There are so-called classic cases of schizophrenia—and borderline ones, so-called—but in any case the label is highly misleading and negatively suggestive.

(Don was delighted to learn about the sale of the Seth material to Prentice-Hall, and urged Jane to stress this sale to the dream book editor, Evelyn Grippo, in the letter he suggested Jane write.

[...] These new opinions, of course, add to the positive suggestions that both you and Ruburt give to him. [...]

[...] I suggested you imagine a vacation. [...]

[...] For now, I suggest that you not contact your famous agent (Scott Meredith). [...]