“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] They convinced us that valid instances of ESP were being demonstrated. [...]

Just reading such ideas will never convince you of their validity. [...]

[...] You are utterly convinced that you are sick, or poor, or lonely, or spiritually opaque, or unhappy.

[...] Some intuitively understood that any effects are creative, despite their appearances, but few could convince their fellow men.

[...] My student was convinced that her mother-in-law had expressed herself through me, because I used her gestures and her language—including some pet phrases that were pretty purple.

[...] Jim and Ann went away convinced that their son’s life and death had a meaning, that there was sense and purpose in their lives, and that even this seeming tragedy operated for a greater good.

So we must now show Ruburt the source of the Sinful Self to begin with, and convince him that such is not his natural self at all and to do so we will to some extent at least go into his early background. [...]

[...] But subconsciously you wondered what social environment your child would really (underlined) encounter, and whether or not you deprived him of the social and economic benefits that you have convinced yourself, consciously, you do not need.

[...] Ruburt was convinced he needed certain protections. [...]

[...] At the same time, such beliefs convince them that the self is evil. [...]

He would be convinced so of the diagnosis, that a disease that he might have escaped would be brought to physical manifestation. [...]

[...] He has been convinced, however, that he could not walk properly, and so we had to work in that context. [...]

[...] The more he reacts to them the more thoroughly he convinces himself of their strength. [...]

[...] He had offers of other jobs that would have pleased him more, but he is so convinced of his lack of power that he did not dare take advantage of the opportunities. [...]

[...] Such dreams, however, can also be triggered often, as in your own times, when the conscious mind is convinced that the survival of the species is threatened—and in such cases the dreams then actually represent man’s fears. [...]

[...] You must convince yourselves that the point of power is now, in all regards.

[...] I know I can convince you of everything....” [...]

You are speaking about one specific group of tests and the doubt exists, you see, in your mind and while that particular kind of doubt exists nothing will convince you. [...]

There is nothing like a witness to convince our darling Ruburt that I am I, and not her, [meaning Jane] or like a good evening of telepathy, as in the case of this evening.

[...] Had Seth really read Mark’s mind, or had Mark just wanted that to happen and convinced himself that it had? [...]

[...] First of all, if you will forgive me, you would have no difficulty at all having orgasm with a man to whom you were deeply attracted if he were not your husband, and if you could get over the moral barriers that might prevent it—if you could convince yourself that it was all right.

The times that Ruburt managed rather considerable improvements even in the face of strong negative beliefs, were times when he managed to convince himself against all objective evidence that there was nothing wrong with him physically but habitual stiffness. [...]

(Pause.) You must be convinced that you can alter your beliefs. [...]