“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“Jane said she picked up from you this morning some things about Prentice-Hall—our troubles with them about cover designs, their attitudes, and so forth.”)

[...] So far this season, I believe my attitude has shown a marked improvement.

[...] His attitude toward his book and publisher largely were responsible for the delays.

[...] This will be helpful at your present stages, where earlier both of your attitudes would have stood in the way.

His change in attitude and performance in your personal areas, is a sign of this. [...]

[...] There has been improvement in his attitude since Wednesday’s session (385th, December 6), and with you I recommend that he reread it several times a week for a while.

A consideration of his own feelings and attitudes in class will help him see what he does right then, and what negative thoughts and emotions are present at many other occasions. [...]

[...] A definite change in living patterns and of psychic attitude will result, that would not happen in the house on Foster Avenue.

The change in attitude could be quite helpful to you in many ways. [...]

[...] An overreliance upon emotionalism then, and a headstrong attitude, little given to reason. [...]

You will both feel the difference, for his inner attitude has held you both down. [...]

[...] It is not related to their attitude toward reality as a whole, but it is intimately connected with the reality which they have created. [...]

So such attitudes were reflected, and kept him from even appreciating his own work. [...]

[...] She maintained these attitudes for the whole session, although where indicated she took rather long pauses while delivering the material.)

[...] (To me:) Generally, your attitude is that you want your own subconscious relatively clear. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s progress has become noticeable enough, however, to be commented on by others, so you are beginning to change the opinions of other people also, and their attitudes toward you. [...]

[...] This included my painting, my job at Artistic, my attitudes about money, classes—in short everything I could think of, I guess. [...]

[...] River air is wet, but it may be healthy or unhealthy, according to the nature of the river, the land, and the attitude of the people. [...]

[...] It was about some limiting attitudes I had concerning painting and age; it was very perceptive, and I was somewhat surprised to realize that the ideas had been right there before me all along. [...]

[...] A portion of him is quite deliberately using that situation—that is, as a catharsis, so the honest emotional attitude must be maintained.