“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

“Imagine a body with a fully operating body consciousness, not diseased or defective, but without the overriding ego-directed consciousness that you have. [...]

[...] They did not saddle the body with negative beliefs of disease or limitation. [...]

[...] An insight concerning my questions about the role of diseases came to me after supper, before I began typing this session, and I want to note it for possible future discussion. [...]

[...] People pass unknowingly from states of excellent health into states of disease and back again—and it is always the will to live that successfully guides the body through such changes. [...]

The Naming of Diseases as Structuring Experience Into Permanent States and Socially Recognized Organizations

[...] There are millions of cases in which the body has healed itself, and an individual has passed into a disease and out of it without conscious awareness of the situation. [...]

[...] You can cause a cell, or a group of cells, to change their self-image, for example; and again, you do this often — as you healed yourselves of diseases because of your intent to become well. [...]

[...] Even given their undeniable accomplishments, why didn’t the Eastern countries create ages ago the immortal societies that could have served as models for those of the West to emulate — cultures and/or nations in which all the mundane human vicissitudes (in those terms) had been long understood and abolished: war, crime, poverty, ignorance, and disease?

[...] Tell yourself that you can help yourself and Ruburt far better without the disease caused by the symptoms. [...]

Presently you have a condition in which overpopulation is compensated for by wars (pause), and if not by wars then by diseases. [...]

[...] To heal a disease by any method is not to remove the inner cause, unless other precise steps are taken.

The body’s natural healing processes each day rid people of diseases, repair emotional or bodily illnesses — and such instances go largely unrecorded. [...]

[...] No one is seriously concerned about the possibility of a person dying of a disease because they followed any of the advice given in the book. [...]

[...] And that if your body becomes ill, it is because of an inner disease... [...]

Despite all appearances, conditions of an exterior nature do not cause wars, or poverty, or disease, or any of the unfortunate circumstances apparent in the world. [...]

The medical profession unwittingly promotes the idea of illness above health, and in its devotion to uncovering disease it often completely forgets the entire concept of the body’s natural defenses and vitality. [...]

The fear that the eye difficulty might be a serious disease caused further tension, of course. [...]

If you had no sympathy for the sick, you may then be born with a serious disease, again now self-chosen, and find yourself encountering those attitudes that once were your own. [...]

[...] Now, not writing poetry was also a symptom of inner disease, not so readily recognized as such. [...]

[...] During those years Marie was in her late 20’s and early 30’s, and already incapacitated by arthritis; and, to quote Seth from a session held in 1964, she had “… often spoken vehemently of Ruburt’s birth being a source of disease, and pain, that is of her arthritis … If Ruburt’s mother had it to do over, she would not have the child — and the child hidden within the adult still feels that the mother actually has the power, even now, to force the child back into the womb and refuse to deliver it …”

The fire was supposed to burn away any disease, and mice were all too numerous. [...]