“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It will involve perhaps more than anything else the task of slowly changing the focus of his attention and energies, of turning energies that are being used in a self-destructive manner into constructive channels.

This first attempt to discover the problem, automatically and because of its nature, immediately aids the sufferer in changing the focus of his attention away from the symptom, which he has himself formed, and already the symptom is weaker.

(This is the first time in many sessions that Willy has paid any attention to Jane during a session. [...]

[...] (Pause.) The attention seems focused here. [...]

Remember, when you look at events, to classify as significant those improvements and events that are most favorable to your cause, and let other ones dwindle as far as your attention to them is concerned. [...]

[...] The other is that at 4:27 Jane called my attention to a new motion of hers: She reached across her belly with her right hand and down to the bed on her left side, to pick up a smidgeon of tobacco or bread crust. [...]

[...] I have turned my attention in other directions.

[...] Its attention and focus is, rather, directed elsewhere, so that it appears to be dormant. [...]

[...] While this is necessary, the whole remainder of the self could not be left to an organizer or caretaker who did not focus his attentions within the depths but sat, as it were, on the front porch of the house, leaving the inner workings unattended. [...]

[...] For now, again, the focus of attention and energy is in the physical universe. Reality then is a result of the focus of energy and attention.

[...] Ruburt usually pays it no mind, believing it in the past a part of discipline to ignore the innate independent childlike desire for treats or special attention.

[...] He tried to douse his normally vital animal spirits, and now the body and the animal spirits do need some such extra attention.

[...] Instead, “psychic progress” is hampered by those very negative beliefs that we have tried to bring to your attention.

[...] That is, if he would pay any attention to it to begin with.”

“The camouflage is so craftily executed and created by the inner self that you must, of necessity, focus your attention in the physical reality which has been created. [...]

[...] The dreams became recognizable one from the other until they drew the conscious notice of All That Is. And with curiosity and yearning, All That Is paid more attention to Its own dreams.

“These connections between you and All That Is can never be severed, and Its awareness is so delicate and focused that Its attention is indeed directed with a prime creator’s love to each consciousness.

[...] In each case frequent attention to the scales serves as another negative stimulus, reinforcing the condition. [...]

[...] Attention prolongs them. [...]

[...] I suggest you give attention therefore to those still not tried with any perseverance.

[...] It focuses your attentions individually and jointly, and acts as a psychological set that initiates proper help from other aspects of your beings.

[...]  Unfocus your attention in the usual physical environment in which your’re involved. [...]

[...] It is hidden because people pay attention to the official areas of life.

[...] It is only when adverse symptoms arise that you pay it any attention.

[...] When it is understood that man creates not only matter but his own physical image as well, greater attention will be given so that early fear patterns of such extent will not develop.

[...] An effort should be made to involve the young woman in whatever activity is possible, to focus her attention away from her condition. [...]

I do bid you a fond good evening and I suggest that you pay particular attention not only to your dream periods but to your ordinary waking experience this week for clues as to your own reincarnational... [...]

[...] But when you are confused or upset, it is an excellent idea to return your attention to the natural world as it appears at any given moment — to sense its effect upon you as separate from your own projections.