“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Others to you would appear physically lopsided, with all of their matter concentrated, so to speak, in one place. [...]

The inner self, which has been called the soul, has connections through the entire physical organism, and is not concentrated in any one portion. [...]

[...] You have, there, a concentration upon education as it is understood at that level.

[...] And there, too, you have a concentration upon education, in that the books are written to instruct.

The ego attempts to maintain a clear point of focus, of stability, so that it can direct the light of the conscious mind with some precision and concentrate its focus in areas of actuality that seem permanent. [...]

[...] It is simply thrown into a corner of your mind, unassimilated, and not organized into the parcel of beliefs upon which you are presently concentrating. [...]

[...] The difficulty in concentrating does result from this, but then she is concentrating elsewhere.

[...] When Ruburt wants flexibility you see that it is “dumbness” for him to concentrate upon his lack of motion. In the same way, if you want excellent art reproductions in a book, it is dumbness to concentrate upon the inaccuracies and errors that might happen instead.

[...] The resulting mobility and flexibility of consciousness would cause an added dividend in increased conscious concentration, and fatigue levels would always remain below danger points. [...]

[...] This has definite effects upon the nature of your consciousness, your creativity, your degree of concentration. [...]

[...] So I felt guilty—I thought—about not concentrating on Seth’s book. [...]

[...] I’m having more and more trouble getting free time to concentrate upon getting Dreams done.

(Jane felt the concentration of energy was stronger when it was directed toward me from the rocker at the start of this episode. [...]

[...] So entranced is your concentration, that when you wonder about the nature of reality you automatically confine your question to this one small flickering moment that you call physical reality. [...]

This concentration away from the physical system may make it appear as if her consciousness is blotted out. [...]

[...] Also a certain training in concentration is achieved.

[...] I want to point out that the back exercises, because of the quietude and training in concentration, represent excellent practices for both of you, and for Ruburt in particular. [...]

[...] Concentrate upon the chores joyfully.

[...] Let him work so many hours and then concentrate elsewhere. [...]

It is a sort of psychic focus, a concentration of awareness along certain lines. [...] Survival on a particular plane depends upon your concentration in that plane. [...]

(Rob thought the concentration of writing a statement on how I felt would help. [...]

[...] Jane found that the only way she could do this was to concentrate as best she could on what she wanted to do, then make a supreme physical effort. [...]

(I think it most important—vital—that we keep in mind that we want to concentrate upon ends, not means. [...]

(5:09.) When people become ill, worried or fearful, one of the first symptoms of trouble is a lack of pleasure, a gradual discontinuance of playful action, and an over-concentration upon personal problems. [...]

[...] The large complex dealing with the development of the new drugs and so forth forms its own organization, so that the concentration is always upon more drugs, and the concept of any natural health is lost in the process. [...]

[...] There should not be a concentration upon the problem—as a problem.

[...] Yet now I am not concerned with them, but turn my concentration into other areas of activity.

[...] There will even be clear clues as to the proper direction for you to take — these will already be within your experience, but unrecognized because you are concentrating so upon the problem.

[...] Such work with the imagination acts as a trigger, however, drawing information to you from other levels of your greater reality, and concentrating it on the specific problem at hand. [...]