“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I remembered making the remarks, but hadn’t realized her reactions to them, although I had noticed her increased impairment walking. Jane said the pendulum session helped. She took a nap after it. We had a talk before the session tonight. I reminded her of what Seth had said in the deleted session for February 26, 1972 , in Marathon: “You get what you concentrate upon. There is no other main rule.” I think this excellent, and plan to make signs for each of us to display in prominent places in our respective working areas.

These repressed feelings grew just beyond the reach of consciousness, and just below the reach of consciousness, but almost consciously he began to wonder, to judge his condition now with what it must be. (To go on tour.) The feeling-tone colored his other activities.

Laughter is an excellent aide, and gentle humor. The gods are not as serious as Ruburt tries to be about himself. Again, your comments were most important, and contain the most helpful advice possible. Playfully now, for the relaxation and joy of doing it, let yourselves imagine the things you want to do, as a creative game, because of the intrinsic pleasure involved but without Ruburt expecting, or rather demanding, instantaneous results.

The results will come, but not if he checks constantly for them. This implies the fear that they will not appear, not the faith that they will. The sharing of any emotion with you will quicken the sexual activities, and it is in the area of discouragement in particular that Ruburt represses.

One more remark. Your idea of getting up at five is (underlined) an excellent one. It will increase your sense of privacy, hence minimizing feelings of resentment toward this place. But it will also make you feel that you are starting out the day with the sunrise and your work—a symbolic statement concerning your values. There.