“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Activity in the important neck and shoulder areas has increased, so that the eyes have been highly variable in their behavior. [...]

I wanted you to know what you did right, and use that knowledge to structure your current behavior. [...]

[...] You both did very well on many occasions recently, so try to duplicate versions of the behavior I told you was helpful—and focus in those directions.

A number of scientists — biologists, zoologists, and psychologists, among others — have recently published highly praised books in which they claim to show how our genes manipulate our individual behavior with only their own genetic survival at stake, even when we think we are displaying subjective qualities like altruism. Jane and I think the idea of such self-centered genetic behavior is much too limited, simple, and “mechanistic,” to use another term that’s currently in scientific vogue. [...]

[...] They may seek out areas of the country in which natural disasters are frequent, or their behavior may be such that they attract from other people reactions of an explosive kind. [...]

(Long pause at 11:21.) I do not mean to assign any hint of accusation against those so involved, but mainly to state some of the reasons for such behavior. [...]

Other changes in behavior might also be helpful. [...]

(I studied this session to better grasp my Nebene characteristics then [and now] by painting his image, and then drawing him again, but now I’m appalled by my behavior in first-century Rome. [...]

[...] A quick aside: your friend Sue’s behavior: she was kicking her heels up at Nebene also.

[...] I want you to know therefore that such emotional behavior is a part of your nature. [...]

[...] The positive suggestions are of great value with these necessary deeper changes of behavior. [...]

[...] The reasons for such behavior are now leaving him. He set up a bodily behavior pattern, however, and it had to be based on body beliefs.

Then however he was faced with habitual behavior. [...]

[...] Your remarks about his telephone behavior often reinforce his feelings that he could not say “no” without the symptoms to back him up.

Give us a moment… Your sense perception, physically speaking, is a result of behavior on the part of organs that seem to you to have no reality outside of their relationship with you. [...]

[...] Again, the very senses that make such a deduction are the result of the behavior of atoms and molecules literally coming together to form the organs, filling a pattern of flesh. [...]

[...] Your intuitions, however, can give you clues to such behavior. [...]

[...] If such a possibility is ever achieved, I think that on conscious levels the members of the species will come to fear the chance of accidental death more than anything else, and that this powerful concern may seriously circumscribe behavior. [...]

[...] By and large, he said, predictions will work out if no major drastic changes in personality and/or behavior occur.

[...] Seth went on to say that once this proof was made known and accepted, it would change the behavior of every man on earth, for man would have to live his physical life in the face of knowledge of an afterlife.

[...] In any case, often children grow up with the idea that proper behavior consists mainly in avoiding danger. [...]

[...] As adults they can form a kind of understanding parent in their own mind, until they learn how to be sympathetic to their own behavior, and until they realize that life itself is an expression—not a repression. [...]

[...] She will be quite satisfied if someone she respects helps her draw a line of adequate behavior. [...]

[...] She was not pleased with her own behavior, yet needed support that your reprimand would have provided, and can still provide.

[...] Such faster-than-light behavior, then, helps form the basis for the physical universe. [...]

[...] You have been taught to pay almost exclusive attention to your exterior behavior. [...]

To become familiar with the “unknown” reality you must to some extent grant that it exists, then, and be willing to step aside from your usual behavior. [...]

[...] A certain kind of free conscious behavior is possible when you are not physically oriented as you are in the waking state, and that activity is necessary even for physical survival.

[...] Otherwise however it does not allow efficient behavior in any particular reality.

This involves efficient, complete use of the outer senses in their perception of camouflage reality, and of joyful, effective behavior and manipulation within that field of camouflage in which you spend a certain level of your existence. [...]

That determination and that faith also let him see (long pause) how far from healthy, normal behavior he had come. [...]

[...] I don’t care what Seth says about the extremes of poverty, say, I think your behavior is extreme. [...]

[...] Continuing your relationship as it is now is highly important, and the basis necessary for my next suggestion as to Ruburt’s behavior.

[...] I do not want to lay stress upon any negative effects, but to explain differences of opinion and behavior. [...]

These were not elements of behavior that seem particularly businesslike, however. [...]

[...] He did not deny the fact of your own visually acute behavior. [...]

When you do, your behavior is actually self-correcting, and if you understand that you will see that some behavior that appears contradictory is instead quite simply creative corrective activity. [...]

Sometimes the advice I give you at any given time is meant to take the place of natural creative corrective behavior that ideally you would have taken on your own, but did not. [...]

[...] This affects both intimate behavior and, say, social interactions.

[...] You are telling them that you are changing the conditions and behavior of your relationship. [...]

[...] When the child is fed and clothed and cared for, then it continues its behavior, and the behavior itself does (underlined) serve its needs.

[...] It is a disease that people have when they want to die — when they are ashamed to admit that they want to die, because death seems to fly against sane behavior. [...]

[...] You expect different kinds of behavior in the house and in the garage.

[...] You, of course, took it for granted as he did that this was an excellent example of the negative or still ignorant portions of the personality coming to the front, and this is what was responsible for your own somewhat ungallant behavior.

His bathroom behavior is not only good, but even with the various rhythms mentioned, has shown improvement. [...]

In between excellent health and death through disease, in between wealth and perhaps gluttony, and poverty and starvation, in between a glittering social existence, the comfort of a family, and the utter loneliness of isolation, there are literally infinite variations and gradations of behavior, according to individual differences and prerogatives. [...]

[...] He feared his mother far more, however, and he tried to temper his own behavior, to ally the intuitions and the intellect or will.

That “well-balanced life” might well be considered a slow death to our risk seeker, and no moral judgment can be placed on such behavior.

[...] Because one seems so compliant and docile and one is so violent and unruly, you may never see the connections between their behavior, thinking them so obviously different. [...] In such cases what you usually have is a situation in which one child is acting out unfaced aggressive behavior for the whole family. [...]