“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Ruburt’s concentration so briefly upon Hoyle’s book was picked up by Ed Young, and Ruburt’s opinion of Hoyle’s world was picked up by Ed Young, who has the same opinion of the scientific establishment. [...]

[...] The sense of safety can be amplified by a concentration upon the moment. [...]

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

[...] (Earlier, he had held the cup while I sipped the coffee.) I concentrated as hard as I could on what he wanted me to do — which seemed hilarious to me, and an impossible task — and then really made a supreme physical effort. [...]

The same sort of reaction occurs if you concentrate upon a personal illness, and then find any improvements insignificant because of the great focus of your attention upon the negative aspects.

[...] They are forced to concentrate upon their condition. [...]

[...] Jane told me then that all through the meal, she had concentrated as hard as she could on the fact that the car would be fixed and waiting for us. [...]

(Seth’s confirmation that I had at least some success with my car experiment prompted me to suggest to Jane that when we drove to Rochester to visit my brother William Richard Butts, that we should both concentrate on keeping the car’s consumption of oil to a minimum. [...]

[...] You do not concentrate on what stands in your way. [...]

[...] Jane said that with the above material, she had a feeling almost like a “ray out” in a southern direction—a strong concentration being sent out in a southerly direction. [...]

[...] I had left Artistic in 1972, to concentrate upon helping Jane with the Seth material. [...]

[...] “That this concentration upon trying to avoid negative suggestions makes you even more sensitive to them.” [...]

[...] You must concentrate and learn and I will not distract you. [...]

[...] You need concentration and focus and a strong impetus, and you can develop these and use them. [...]

[...] You do not concentrate on one thing at a time. [...]

Ruburt concentrated, however, on the eye discomfort. [...]

[...] It is highly important now that you do indeed concentrate upon the beauties and pleasures of the moment. [...]

[...] Your own statement of course was quite true, as to the concentration on negative aspects (since supper time), but both of your attitudes have definitely improved.

[...] Ruburt’s dream about the reincarnational room told him that he had decided to concentrate in each life rather exclusively upon certain issues. [...]

Such personalities will concentrate their main activities in such a way that they can best affect conceptual thought, and bring about necessary changes. [...]

[...] But your love can get lost if you concentrate upon those variations that are less than idyllic.

[...] Therefore you concentrate upon the digressions from the ideal. [...]

[...] We were becoming so harried by her worsening physical symptoms when that material started to come through that she gave up working on Dreams and concentrated on those private sessions instead. [...] That was to be expected, of course, for by then our concentration was directed almost wholly into the area of symptoms. [...]

[...] “We may want to know the place and the time of a past self, for example—and the very concentration upon the ‘past’ simply deepens our commitment to time. [...]

[...] As he told us in a private session way back on February 26, 1972: “You get what you concentrate upon. [...]

[...] Ruburt should definitely now concentrate on his book during the night hours, perhaps thinking of poetry toward dawn.