“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Simply as a matter of temperament, this time of year has always made him impatient. The worry about Seven however was important, and the call today of benefit (to Prentice-Hall)—as the production of this book (The “Unknown” Reality) will be.

Your understanding of those issues can help remind him, and your reassurance there is most beneficial. In our sessions he lets himself alone, and in class and with Sumari, and with poetry. He knows what that feeling is. Tell him to let his body alone in the same fashion. It might take a bit before he understands what that means enough to practice it, but he can understand.

Tell him that when he is writing a poem, or wants to, he does not stop each time he picks up a pen and says “I can’t do it.”

When he finds himself thinking that he cannot walk properly, have him at least recognize the thought, as a thought and belief. That brief recognition alone will give him a moment of reflection. The reflection will automatically set up a gap of time in which he is not acting automatically in response to the negative suggestion.

There has been a breakthrough in those beliefs since the session on muscles; and for him naturally the spring, like the autumn, offers him optimum conditions for improvement in all areas.