“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(This afternoon and evening, and somewhat to my surprise, Jane has been talking about discussing her physical symptoms in her new book, God of Jane. I thought her changed attitude stemmed from her long phone conversation with Tristine Rainer, of Dan Curtis Associates, a television production company that wants to option her life story. [...]

[...] Jane’s change of attitude, about discussing her physical hassles, came about because the movie company got in touch with her, right?” See the notes at the start of the session.)

Once those old beliefs are understood for what they are, they will no longer be considered as shameful in themselves, nor humiliating, or as attitudes to be accused of (long pause, one of many), but as a personality’s way of still preserving old beliefs, whatever their nature, for the feeling of safety that they still implied. [...]

The old attitude kept reinforcing the idea of self-disapproval, accusation, period. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) His own earlier attitudes about such matters began to seem cowardly, so he tried to divorce himself from them. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s material last night in the dream state was excellent, bringing feelings to the surface, and rearousing some attitudes he had forgotten. [...]

Make sure that you do not project any negative attitudes toward other issues into the situation. [...]

He is a man of some psychological insights also, and he is like you enough so that he can understand many of your attitudes easily, and unlike you enough so that he can see you much more clearly. [...]

[...] One of the primary attitudes, however, had to do with trying “to fight all battles at once” —a good many of them imaginary. [...]

Regardless of your attitudes, perhaps, those men do not think you both strange for working at home. [...]

When they began your attitude did not encourage him to express them.

[...] I also have an attitude that is quite personal, whether it is a good one or not: I don’t care too much what others think about my painting. [...]

The parents have worked to give their children such advantages, and the parents themselves are somewhat confused by their children’s attitudes. [...]

[...] She hadn’t meant to be secretive, she added, but had simply accepted her attitudes as being based upon her own strong beliefs. [...]

[...] To some extent the same attitude applies to whatever you do physically, for you compare it to what you think you should be doing that is perhaps more vigorous. [...]

[...] Probably my own attitude and mood today, of course — yet the session could have been any one of a similar kind that Jane had given in the last ten years. [...]

[...] Even the decision to try such a venture is beneficial, since it automatically presupposes a flexibility of attitude on the part of the conscious self.

Seth began by saying gently, “Your feelings toward me are connected with other attitudes deeply ingrained within you. [...] This attitude overshadows your relationship with the males with whom you come into contact.

[...] And this bit of information tied in beautifully with some small unexplainable attitudes that had previously puzzled them. [...]

[...] Seth’s attitude toward cause and effect will become clear enough in his later explanations of the true nature of “time,” but when Rob first asked the question, Seth answered:

[...] The entire session took up nine pages of single-typed copy, in which Seth analyzed Doris’ attitudes and traits, illustrating them with specific episodes formerly known only to her, and ending up with some excellent advice.

[...] As I told Jane after the session, I realized that Prentice-Hall’s treatment of our books reflects our own ambiguous attitudes-—we want her books to be well known, but don’t want to get involved in the process personally—but, perversely, that doesn’t stop me from getting mad at Prentice-Hall, even if they are doing what we want them to. I suppose what bothers me about the whole thing is a sneaking feeling I have that Prentice-Hall’s attitude would be the same no matter what we thought; that they aren’t on the ball in that department.

(To Davey.) Now here we have a too early blooming of abilities before the overall personality was able to handle them, and we also have a great contrast in attitude for we have on one hand the determination to show up all fraud, and on the other hand, the fear underneath that our own experiences could somehow be fraudulent. [...]

This is only a preliminary and you (Joel) and you (Davey) will be here for the rest of it, for I am only dealing with your attitudes and emotions at this stage and as you understand them. [...]

[...] Such attitudes not only drastically impede any artistic creativity, but the imaginative creativity necessary to deal with the nature of physical events themselves.

[...] Again, a playful attitude is best. [...]

[...] The knowledge would not be to his advantage, nor in some ways would it be to her advantage, for his attitude toward her would change.

Now… Within three years there will be entirely new openings for John, and also many changes of attitude. [...]

It was to some extent aggravated by books telling of the experience of various mediums, and by what he has read concerning the attitude of parapsychologists toward them. [...]

[...] My poor attitude alarmed her. [...]

[...] The books, and your drawings in their own way, bring out in people those qualities that they need and have needed to help combat the attitudes that initiated such economic “disasters.”

The sportsman that you might have been would have gathered, from that same available background, other attitudes and ideas that would have fit in with his concept of himself, and with his core focus. [...]

[...] (To Tom:) You have a tendency at times to water down certain ideas because they would suggest alterations in your attitude that you are not as yet willing to accept. [...]

[...] Seth now looked at Tom.) And his initial reaction, his initial ideas to this issue, will give way to a more reasoning attitude. [...]

[...] The point is, the information in your own material is meant as constructive suggestion, to get you in the habit of thinking in terms of abundance, and such attitudes can indeed be highly successful. [...]

It is not a simple question that may be summed up in a statement, such as “attitudes regulate behavior.” What is not understood is that emotional attitudes, conscious and subconscious, have an electromagnetic reality that operates very efficiently, either as an open system which attracts new stimuli, or as a closed electric force that is supercharged.

[...] Again, the emotional attitudes have their own electromagnetic reality. [...]