“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

A child is quite aware of its parents’ beliefs, and quite aware of the parents’ and the doctor’s authority. [...] Infants carry a strong telepathic connection with the mother, which is not severed for some time, so that inoculations given the infant can work in that regard, even as a child can also be protected in other systems when the mother calls upon the appropriate spirit.

[...] Through all of history, one way or another, you have believed in the line of culture leading to your own—that impulses were disruptive, suspicious, and not to be trusted; ignoring the child’s impulse to speak, and to walk and grow, to communicate. [...]

[...] Something about a second child, a male, also hit her; and another point that I forget. [...]

(To me, at least the checked-out information in the first part was excellent; the correct town and state, initials, the point about the second child—Barb just said yes, yes; but didn’t explain; and there was something else. [...]

[...] To that degree they were added onto the original ideas, but still at an early age; so it was from the child’s concept of a powerful being that Augustus Two sprang.

[...] In the next moment the great plea for help would surface, the love of his wife and child. [...]

[...] (Pause.) The woman directly behind our friends’ seat may have a child with her. If so a female child, but there is no man in that seat. [...]

Foster child of infinity.

[...] So does a child. [...]

These food ideas are important, since they are passed on from parents to children, and parents often use food as a way of rewarding a child’s good behavior, thus starting the youngster out toward conditions of overweight.

Ruburt gets the child who is squalling below in the lower apartment, and it is no help. [...]

[...] Actually the child cried but briefly. [...]

I believe the object has to do with a locket that belongs to his wife, or that belonged to a female child.

with a child’s craving for food. [...]

“This does not mean she thinks that she is a child. [...]

[...] Connie surprised everyone, particularly the other college girls, by saying that since she was a small child she’d been frightened of getting diphtheria, and that she could never understand why.

[...] Now you think of me as an old but wise, extremely powerful male adult, as you thought of your father when you were a child. [...]

[...] Seth says: “As a rule, each entity is born so that three roles are experienced—that of mother, father, and child. [...]

([We checked notes after next break.] When personality compared physical reality with children playing with [physical] blocks, he made a remark about a giant peering through the window at the child’s play; and... [...]

[...] A Western doctor may give vitamin shots or pills to a native child in another culture. The child need not know what particular vitamin is being given, or the name for his disease, but if he believes in the physician and Western medicine he will indeed improve, and he will need the vitamins from then on. [...]

His mother was immobile, and yet as a child he had to rely on her. [...]

[...] He had no change of environment as a child, you see. [...]

[...] In a way his experiences were like those of a child — open, curious, filled with enthusiasm. [...]

[...] In many respects he is a child, and utterly spontaneous.

(11:14.) You choose to be born in a particular physical family, however, with your brothers and sisters, or as an only child. [...]

[...] This is because you see the male in terms inspired in you when you were a child. [...] Your terror as a child gave you an inner idea of reality and family group whereby you saw yourself completely powerless and helpless under the domination of this father figure. [...]

[...] And before the session began, You thought of me as an old, but wise and extremely powerful male adult, as you thought of your father when you were a child.

[...] And as you tried as a child to think ahead of your father to see what he might be angry at, so you do the same thing now in a relationship with a male to whom you are attracted. [...]

[...] Unless lost child was named Tony. [...]

The song, “Little Brown Jug, you and me…” (She liked this.) 1936 (bad accident and lost child), and it seems to be connected with an appendix operation. [...]

In withholding his periods he also felt he lessened the pressure upon you, for he gave up the biological badge of femininity, and was saying “You will never have to have a full-time job to support a child.” [...]

The monthly periods unconsciously served as a constant threat by reminding you each of his femininity and ability to bear a child.

[...] I was also curious to get some material from Seth on child prodigies, relevant to an atticle I’d just read at the house. [...]

[...] His mother’s death, the fact that you left your job, and his own growing understanding released him first in financial terms, because of an always latent knowledge and belief in the reality of abundance—his father did have abundance even while Ruburt believed in poverty as a child.