“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

To some extent, you are both holding your breath, so to speak, until your working men are gone. There is no one reason why Ruburt has not used the hot towels with any regularity, or why you have not reminded him—rather, a combination of reasons. Certainly if your joint desire to see Ruburt better was as active and dedicated as theoretically it should be, the towels would have been used.

You should, however, dedicate yourselves each morning to that pursuit, while not with heavy hand. You are both guarded to some extent with the working men about. Overall, there has been considerable quicker motion to almost all portions of Ruburt’s body, though as he noted, these are not yet noticeably synchronized.

(10:15 PM. Given the improvements that Jane has been showing since this series of sessions began, I’d say that both of us have moved much closer to that dedicated and joint desire to see Jane much better, as Seth mentioned on the first page of tonight’s session. I can note that I can see that time approaching, and that Jane feels the same way.)

[...] By a kind of shorthand, the art gallery suggests the church, then, and his dedication to art, that is, to his art quickly replaced his dedication to the church. [...]

Timewise and symbolically, the third scene brings us to the point where Ruburt is determined to defend his art, his dedication, to such an extent that he hides from the world, and symbolically crawls on his belly, all the while seeking to escape the dilemma by finding an open door, or by hiding from pursuers in the shadows. [...]

Always a strong trend and ability for high dedication. The conflict mentioned in last evening’s session was a barrier to dedication. He felt lost without dedication, and it robbed his days of meaning. [...]

[...] Your ideas of rustic simplicity do not match your feelings about dedication to work. Ruburt’s ideas of owning a house do not match his ideas of dedication to work. [...]

Having this set published for the record is something I’ve long wanted to see take place, and Rick’s dedicated interest and time make it possible. [...]

[...] Our work is really dedicated to one and all, then. [...]

[...] This went along with ideas of dedication to work. [...]

I am not telling you that dedication to work is not good, as you know, but it cannot take the place of all other human interest and communication.

[...] He was a man of the strongest purpose, high dedication, a severe perfectionist who drove himself and his students. [...]

He saw in his time how so-called mysticism and even dedication, without discipline, could divert energy, distort truths and pervert causes. [...]

[...] Ruburt, who had led him astray in the past, would now lead you into high purpose and dedication. [...]

You must renew your sense of dedication, privately and jointly. [...]

[...] I am intent, however, about a new beginning, a new dedication, so that your own purposes become clearer, and your abilities better used. [...]

[...] I want the two of you to discuss this session, and begin each day with a sense of dedication. [...]

A steady and dedicated responsibility will best allow you to develop your ability and insure the validity of your communications. [...]

[...] It should be studied with determination and dedication. [...]

[...] Dedicate yourselves to your joint and private creative pursuits, to providing a mental climate in which you can produce while Ruburt’s improvements continue. [...]

Each morning, briefly together in whatever way you choose, dedicate yourselves to your creative pursuits. [...]

Dedicate yourselves as I have said. [...]

[...] “To do so, you must give your best with dedication and joyful creativity. [...]

[...] Love incites dedication, commitment. [...]

(9:01.) I will help you initiate a time of new dedication, so that these feelings and ideas become focused even more effectively in your lives. [...]

The dedication, again, is extraordinary. [...]

[...] Let’s return to the basis: the dedication to “work.” [...]

(On leaving Nassau October 31, we passed a memorial, though not a statue, dedicated to Sir Harry Oakes, who was murdered. [...]

Before the day begins with work Ruburt should take a few moments, as he has done in periods of improvement, to dedicate himself to a creative and expressive day. [...]

[...] It dropped its most obvious religious coloration for some time, and could simply appear as an unusually strong dedication to work and discipline. [...]

Now, when you are weary you do not have sessions in any case, and this sense of dedication can be better maintained with alternate periods of work and rest.

[...] He decided early to have no children—but more, to fight any evidence of femininity that might taint his work, or jumble up his dedication to it. [...]

[...] He decided early to have no children — but more, to fight any evidence of femininity that might taint his work, or jumble up his dedication to it. [...]