“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Maggie explained the Mind Control class she attended.)

[...] This allows you freedom to admit your own feeling but puts you in control. [...]

[...] Do not attempt to control it. [...] Your own feelings hold within them a fount of knowledge, and you cut this fount off when you attempt to control them. [...]

[...] If you feel that your present experience was set in circumstances beyond your control, you entertain a false belief.

[...] When this situation arises the conscious mind feels itself assailed by a reality that seems greater than itself, over which it has no control. [...]

[...] I work around these creative outpourings by ministering to my wife, running our house and the many errands connected with our daily living, handling our publishing affairs, seeing visitors—expected and unexpected—and trying to answer at least some of the mail, which is threatening to accumulate beyond control. [...] Jane’s nurse now visits but twice a week, which is all that’s necessary (my wife’s decubiti are under control, for example).

[...] Dr. Mandali instructed us to put Jane back on aspirin, to keep any arthritic pain and inflammation under control: “You can take up to sixteen tablets a day.”

[...] This part receives inner data, is in contact with the entity, to some greater degree than you are in contact with your dreams, and actually directs all the important functions that you think are either automatically controlled, or unconsciously controlled.

[...] The breather and the dreamer are not so automatically controlled as it would seem. [...]

[...] These images are as independent of your conscious control as the inner workings of your own physical body are beyond your conscious control.

When tests are conducted, and this will take a while, but when tests are conducted in laboratories, using the trance, the controlled and disciplined trance, as a tool and an instrument, then very quickly you will be able to delve beneath personal subconscious material to other layers.

[...] Fifteen minutes later Seth came through in a good, if controlled, voice.)

[...] No longer do I feel as I did before, that man is the slave of time, illness, decay, and at the mercy of built-in destructive tendencies over which he has no control. I feel in control of my own destiny as never before, and no longer ruled by patterns subconsciously set during my childhood.

[...] Now, in our sessions I am sure that by now you are at least to some extent aware of what would seem to be something quite strange: the emergence of a self that observes the self of which you have been ordinarily aware; a self with a slightly different time system, a slightly different viewpoint of reality, a self with greater control over the physical material that composes your physical image, a self with some quite effective control over your personal future.

[...] When the dominating ego relaxes its control for any reason or becomes weakened, then according to their concept any one of the subsidiary groups may take over.

[...] For if the authors say that oftentimes a subordinate or potential ego will take over control when necessary in order to insure the survival of the whole, then this implies a decision that has been made; and who has made it?

[...] At the same time she wanted to use the ability but keep it under control.”

[...] But the intellect would insist upon keeping rigid control, fearing that if Jane let her spontaneous self hold sway that it would go whole hog psychically, in the worst way, and destroy all other elements and activities of the personality.”

[...] There were many swear words, and the fact that Jane halted at most of them, leaving them implied instead of spoken, reassured me that she was trying for control in the situation.)

(The first heat of Jane’s outburst is now under a little more control.

[...] The ego may be strong enough to insist upon its old prerogatives of control, yet too inflexible to adjust to the new conditions. [...]

[...] This evening she told me the doctors were controlling the diabetes with insulin so Joe could accept the chemotherapy.

[...] The need to act and be in control of action is paramount in conscious beings. [...]

You cannot use the point of power to gain control over another, for your own beliefs will automatically trap you. [...]

In your system insanity means uncontrolled behavior largely, so he began putting more and more control upon his physical actions, so that no one could say his work was the result of instability. He tried not to appear nervous, but in control, while he was temperamentally and physically fast.

It will be thought at first that an error was made on the part of one in the ship who worked certain controls, but other data from other controls will prove that no error was made. [...]

3. I am helpless before circumstances that I cannot control.

5. I am helpless because I am at the mercy of events from past lives in other incarnations, over which I now have no control. [...]

[...] The physical body that you imagine consists of some sort of separate consciousness, controlling a framework of completely unconscious parts, is quite farfetched.

(Last Saturday Jane received several brief flashes from Seth; we have been concerned lately with the best way to handle the problem of witnesses—that is, to familiarize potential witnesses with the material, and at the same time keep our sense of privacy, and also maintain control of the sessions. [...]

[...] The rest of the time consciously make an effort to control your attitude when you find yourself thinking in terms of want or poverty. [...]

[...] You do have control over your thoughts if you will but exert it.