“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(It will be remembered that Mark is the entity name for Bill Macdonnel, who has witnessed a number of sessions. Bill is in the process, incidentally, of moving out of his parents’ home and into a studio and apartment in downtown Elmira, where he is going to live and at the same time maintain an art gallery. It will also be recalled that in several different sessions Bill was counseled by Seth to live alone, lest he suffer a recurrence of his lung trouble.)

[...] He was looking for counsel of a most exalted kind, and so it became the council — an excellent term, by the way, standing for the most intimate and yet exalted counsel possible for any individual.

[...] You are quite correct in saying nothing (to others), but keep your own counsel. [...]

[...] Its only methods of dealing with such guilt involve standard psychoanalytic counseling—which itself deepens the dilemma, for counseling itself is based upon the idea that the inner self is a reservoir of savage impulses. [...]

[...] You may counsel friends, you may send healing energies toward those who may need it. [...]

“The gurus say: ‘Give it all up.’ One of those we read about today counsels: ‘When you want to do one thing, do another instead. [...]

I counseled you not to move for six months. [...]

My personality itself has been a stabilizing influence, and I have given Ruburt counsel even when he was not aware of my doing so. [...]

[...] At his own level he gives in his relationship with his students, and primarily his turn toward counseling is directed by a desire to help others. [...]

[...] They expected to receive counsel from their dreams. [...]

[...] I thought the trappings might bring forth some rather pungent comments from Seth, but kept my own counsel. [...]

Reading the sessions of the Magical Approach with some consistency is now in order, where for example I might counsel at another time that they be set aside for a while. [...]

[...] Sometimes we don’t agree with what Seth tells us even when we know it’s good counsel. [...]

[...] He will no longer block material now in the sessions, and therefore I will have a freer voice to counsel you when it may be needed.

[...] There is a passage Ruburt read somewhere: “Do not take counsel from your fears”—an excellent piece of advice.

[...] He is a friend of yours, though you met him but once—yet in your work as always keep your counsel. [...]

In this time of rest and choosing, all counsel is given. [...]

[...] Seth had mentioned a time limit of several years for some of these predictions to work themselves out, and counseled patience on John’s part. [...]

(The first part of the class session was devoted to the playback of a counseling interview Brad had with Dr. Gilbert Holloway. [...]

[...] But on conscious levels Jane was too impatient to follow her own inner counsel. [...]