“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is natural enough in stressful situations to fluctuate, so that when you have been largely in a Framework 1 reference, I often give you advice geared to it, while allowing you avenues out of it into Framework 2. The morning suggestions are Framework 2 openers, so to speak.

[...] No one is seriously concerned about the possibility of a person dying of a disease because they followed any of the advice given in the book. [...]

[...] It should be read and reread, and the advice followed.

(Pause.) This information is, then, often interpreted on return by other layers of the self such as the body consciousness and subconscious, where it is formed into dreams that will have meaning to these areas of the self and where general teaching, for example, may be translated into practical advice involving a particular matter.

If these instructions concerning a beneficial change in mental environment are not taken, then indeed no other advice or medicine will be of help. [...]

[...] The “be careful in nothing” advice is just what Ruburt needs now. [...]

[...] Follow the advice given you earlier this evening, the both of you.

Then if the advice is followed there is no danger.

Then a fond good evening, and take my, advice, both of you. [...]

[...] I kept thinking that she was on her way to adopting a stance in which she would turn against medical help and/or advice if at all possible. [...]

[...] When she began the sessions over 11 years ago, we requested advice and help from a few people,¹ but as we slowly began to understand the very personal nature of her gifts we realized that she’d have to find her own answers as she went along, with whatever help I could learn to offer.

[...] Besides, how would she ask advice from another about such an individual, intuitive quality as, say, the next step to take in her psychic growth? [...]

[...] I (Jane pointed to herself) you see, would not necessarily give this same advice to someone else. [...]

[...] The Wilburs did not ask Seth for advice, nor did Jane and I. Seth volunteered that it was better for Don to make his own decisions. [...]

Now if you follow my advice, when you have guests or when you are at work, whenever you see people, you will then try to get an inner impression of the selves that they have been, or of the entity of which they are part.

I believe I have cleared up several points this evening, and I have given you specific advice, both of you. [...]

[...] In speaking to her the second time Ruburt gave Andrea excellent advice, explaining the way in which such feelings can be handled to advantage. [...]

[...] Ruburt displayed good sense Sunday evening, in following your advice not to try to continue, but stopping where you did. [...]

[...] There is advice that will help her and I will go into the situation more thoroughly in a regular session. [...]

I want you to follow the advice in the chapter mentioned, and unless you have questions that is it for the evening.

Many abortions, natural ones, are caused when the new personality is having difficulty constructing the new form, projects to others for advice, and is advised not to return. [...]