“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It was not a cure-all. [...]

(10:49.) The same applies to mental conditions, which have a way, sometimes, of working themselves out better without your professional therapies than with them — often cures happen in spite of your best-intentioned treatment. [...]

[...] And because you believe in their cures, hopefully you will be relieved of your difficulty.

[...] Physicians are not the healthiest of men by far.⁴ Why do you think they can cure you?

While I want to emphasize that point, I also want to remind you that innately and ideally the body is quite equipped to heal itself, and certainly to cure its own momentary headache. [...]

[...] The recommendations I gave, faithfully followed, will completely cure the system. [...]

[...] For Ruburt’s benefit yes, indeed, the cure is permanent, as long as he utilizes what he has learned, and it seems fairly certain that he will.

[...] Any evils in the world are symptoms of you own inner disorders and are meant to lead you to cure them. [...]

[...] Some of the “quacks” may be unscrupulous and dishonest, yet many of them possess an intuitive understanding, and can work “cures” through the instant alteration of belief. [...]

[...] In this line of beliefs he was able to do anything — cure mankind’s ills if he chose, or withhold such knowledge from the world to punish it. [...]

[...] To ask any one person to figure it all out now, and affect a cure on themselves, may simply be asking too much most of the time.... [...]

[...] If your own belief in the physician “works” and you are cured of symptoms, you are physically relieved, and yet your own belief in yourself may be further infringed upon. [...]

We find here an almost instant regeneration, a seemingly instant cure, a point from which the organism almost miraculously begins to improve. [...]

[...] If you are ill, imagine playfully that you are cured. [...]

[...] Usually, now, your entire medical systems literally generate as much disease as is cured — for you are everywhere hounded by the symptoms of various diseases, and filled with the fear of disease, overwhelmed by what seems to be the body’s propensity toward illness — and nowhere is the body’s vitality or natural defense system stressed.

[...] Many illnesses are cured, then, through quite natural methods that not only involve physical healings, but bring into play other events — events that have great bearing on the psychological elements that may be involved behind the scenes. [...]

“They may have been ‘cured’ whether or not they had treatment, and gone on to lead productive lives. [...]

[...] The idea isn’t that a stay in the hospital will work a miracle cure —though I’d be delighted if it did —but that some help or easing of Jane’s symptoms might eventually be achieved through therapy or whatever. [...]

[...] I stressed, however, that Jane’s challenges were still primarily psychological, and that her “cure” lay in that direction. [...]

Because you were born in this culture, it is not surprising that you still fall prey to lack of trust in yourselves, or in the body’s abilities to cure itself. [...]