“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You concurred in a good bit of this, often through unspoken attitudes, and through invisible example, but you got your backs up against the world, with chips upon your shoulders.

[...] This does apply to the predictions and to his attitudes toward the mail—which are highly ambiguous.

[...] She repeated that there must be something wrong with her attitude toward affairs of that kind, but I said I didn’t think so.

You change even the most permanent-seeming conditions of your life constantly through the varying attitudes you have toward them. [...]

Interactions with others do occur, of course, yet there are none that you do not accept or draw to you by your thoughts, attitudes, or emotions. [...]

[...] Your feeling-tones are your emotional attitudes toward yourself and life in general, and these generally govern the large areas of experience.

[...] I was even wondering if my own attitude was holding the thing up now, after all of those other interruptions….” [...]

You are both finally making vital strides in understanding as a result of our last sessions in particular, and on Ruburt’s part because of the changed attitudes he has allowed, and the changed physical habits: the encouragement of motion, the expanded feeling of identity, which now includes the physical body rather than trying to exclude it.

[...] More improvements are indeed even now occurring, and as long as Ruburt’s attitude continues to improve you can expect such progress — for again, the body is quite capable of healing itself completely, and with far greater ease than you give it credit for.

[...] She is cooperating and your two attitudes give excellent ballance. [...] Individual attitudes change with various approaches, and you will try other ways also.

[...] But without changing your attitude, it will not help to any degree that will compensate you. [...]

[...] You must, therefore, ask yourself where this charged attitude toward sound originated, and why you use it in such a way. [...]

[...] To some extent you punish him for his past attitudes by not appearing as attractively as you could. [...]

[...] So that beneath the whole attitude is the idea: “This is an evil food,” and be shunned as you would shun an evil person, within that framework of thought.

The condition itself, then, and his attitude toward it, have complicated issues. [...]

[...] In winter, whatever attitudes Ruburt has are intensified, emphasized, worked with, but it is not a period conducive of change or fluidity.

[...] I am well aware however of your attitudes in the time, as you experience it. [...]

[...] In line with new attitudes, I was “responsive”—anyhow Seth came through with a terrific short session; I enjoyed myself; we liked Fullers. [...]

[...] I also think that you will find his attitude from now on an improvement over his past attitude, as far as our experiments are concerned, and this will be of benefit to all of us.

[...] The last line of the session sums up pretty well Jane’s new attitude concerning the sessions, experiments, etc. Actually the attitude is not new; both of us have been aware of the point made for a long time. [...]

He is so different in his attitude as to appear to be two completely different people. [...]

[...] Expectations then will always bring about a definite change, not only in your attitude toward matter, but in matter itself.

The rather slap-happy, haphazard attitude of the other residents on that road is actually more effective in maintaining it, since they do not dwell upon its disadvantages but simply and purely expect the road to be passable.

[...] You have both steadily doubted your practical efficiency in a material universe, and you will continue to do so, for with your present attitudes you will not test your efficiency. [...]

[...] The act itself was symbolic, and the dog picked up all of your attitudes through its own sense of communication.

[...] As Joseph said earlier this is not to say you cannot have a dog, and enjoy him, with a different attitude.

[...] All of these attitudes were reflected in the body.

[...] The problem is not in the exterior circumstances but in your own mental attitude toward them, and in the habitual patterns of thought that you have subjectively accepted.

(To Derek.) And from you also a more relaxed attitude. [...]

[...] When you hold the attitude I have mentioned, however, you begin to insist upon immediate creative results in the way that the shoemaker does, again—and again, we are not making shoes.

The scientist’s (Truzzi’s) letter had some good results, in crystallizing your attitudes in Ruburt’s poetry, and in passages for his book. [...]

[...] They are the result of body language, smiles or frowns, muscular attitudes—but you live surrounded by a psychological environment of suggestion. You have each your ways of expressing to the other silent attitudes of hopelessness or happiness. [...]

[...] Your own seriousness about work in the past, your own attitudes, linger on in his. [...]

[...] Ruburt must reinstate a playful attitude mentally and psychically.

There are “evolutions” in our work and in your own work that are in the offing, and a new book for Ruburt if he remembers the playful attitude.

[...] but some changes in attitudes are, certainly. [...]

[...] Rigidity of attitude, setting up either/ors, is a problem, and you can help him recognize when he does this.

[...] The unresolved and partially-buried attitudes that you have written down upon your paper (our creed), and the fact that many of these were so repressed that he would not think about them himself, much less discuss them with you, unless he was driven to it.

The two of you were, therefore, freed largely of the most volatile of your bitter attitudes and tendencies when you thrust them out from you in such a way. [...] You had not learned to change your attitudes, however, nor learned how to prevent a new buildup, you see.

After the Seth sessions began, Seth told us that we, ourselves, had created the images of the couple, projected all of our negative attitudes into them and then reacted. [...]

[...] They were seen by you as far older, as you interpreted, created and then perceived bitterness and negative attitudes. [...]

Even weighed down by fears and negative attitudes, they retained their own close relationship, but they were not able to help each other and were united by bitterness against the world, as much as by love for each other.

Your joint attitudes are particularly important, for they involve your stance in the world. Your attitudes toward people are jointly vital, and the inner mobility must flow on both of your parts. [...]

You are faced of course with conditions built up of long-held attitudes. [...]

[...] Conventional ideas of the psychic world have eroded both of your attitudes. [...]

Your attitudes are entirely wrong, and causing much of the difficulty. [...]

[...] Here again attitude is all important.

[...] As your attitude changed these symptoms began to vanish. And as your attitude has further changed he has begun to eat more. [...]

The bookcase did represent a changed attitude on your part, for the better, and he also knew this.

Joe’s dilemma reminded you of the attitudes of your own parents, and you sympathized with John. [...]

(This attitude also fit in with that which Joe had expressed to me during last fall’s World Series in baseball: Looking at the ballplayers with their long hair, mustaches and beards, Joe had asked me where the youth of America was. [...]