“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The doctor, the figure, represented your artistic intuitional creative self, your potential self in those terms, to whom you looked for advice and help. [...]

I would have thought that any advice to Ruburt would have involved suggestions curtailing his robust and ever curious intuitional abilities, but he is holding them down with too heavy a hand. [...]

[...] His results are better than they would have been if he had not heeded my advice and had continued demanding results from the subconscious.

(“I think it’s good advice,” I said.

I am afraid I am holding him to the line with that particular session If he wants my help, therefore, he can no longer avoid following my advice—and tell him that I know he has been, but he must do so more completely, with that session.

[...] I never heard Jane give better advice, though I doubted if an interview was going to do much about changing what seemed to be a lifetime’s habits.

([Gene]: “As a teacher, what advice would you give on pedagogical techniques?”)

[...] That is all the advice that you need. [...]

[...] Whenever the advice was acted upon it worked out very well, whether the difficulty discussed was physical or psychological.

[...] Very good advice—but that someone does not always trust his own abilities (louder). [...]

For some time I have given you much advice, many suggestions, knowing full well that some would go by the board. [...]

[...] But this is the first instance I was able to follow Seth’s advice and attempt to impress my presence upon others when I had the chance.

[...] She is, also, taking Seth’s advice and not writing for three days after leaving the gallery. [...]

[...] It was simply meant as friendly advice. [...]

[...] Instead, for example, for news or for advice you watch your morning television news, which provides you with a kind of manufactured dream that to some extent technologically serves the same purpose. [...]

[...] I for one intend to enjoy myself; and you, young man, have been given the best advice of your lifetime, if I do say so myself.

10. See the notes at 10:45 for Session 738, concerning “the extent to which we follow Seth’s advice or information….”

[...] We have scrupulously followed this advice since October 14, and to date no mishaps have taken place. [...]

Ruburt saw Seagull, or Richard, as a child who followed Eleanor’s advice, and in watching Richard’s career, was able to see more clearly what that kind of career meant.

[...] Many people have at one time or another changed their present behavior in response to the advice of a “future” probable self, without ever knowing they have done so.