“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Break at 10:09. Jane was well dissociated, she said. I read a few paragraphs from the first part of the session to her, since I thought them very important. The material led me to suggest some alternatives to our present routine and attitudes; Jane said the suggestions, which were only speculative at this stage, frightened her, but I did not intend this of course. I was only floundering around trying to find ways of relieving the symptoms, even if this meant suspending ESP classes, or the sessions, or whatever, while we tackled the problems at hand.

Now there is some more information I can give you, concerning the weather. I suggest however that you take a break—or I will give you the information in our next session as you prefer.

Secondly, your moods are affected by weather, all kinds; as you know you form it to begin with. There is a constant interaction. Through association in periods of depression a connection can be built up—a habitual pattern in which bad weather suggests depression and vice-versa.

There are also electromagnetic changes in the atmosphere, constantly affecting the body, and if the body is wearied for whatever reason it is more sensitive to these. Take a poor day, a dark day for example, a poor habitual reaction, a handful of negative suggestions, and some symptoms, and it does not add up to much.