“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] By then most of the drug had been absorbed, but I didn’t call anybody. [...]

[...] These manipulations are being accomplished without “bed rest,” or incapacitation, and without drugs. [...]

[...] Indiscriminate use of the psychedelic drugs can severely shake up learned patterns of response that are necessary for effective manipulation within physical reality; break subtle connections and you disturb electromagnetic functions. [...]

It is not bombarded, as with the drug experiments, and forced to experience chaotic and frightening perceptions that can terrify it into complete disorder. [...]

[...] Some are suggestive of drug-induced episodes, except for the greater sense of alertness and self-control. [...]

[...] Again, it reminded me later of reported sense experience under the influence of drugs. [...]

[...] I will at a later date have more to say concerning the ways the body utilizes such drugs—very interesting material, but not for this moment. [...]

[...] To some extent you drug the body with suggestion, so that it believes it must sleep away a certain amount of hours in one block. [...]

[...] The practice in hospitals of giving drugs to patients so that they will sleep entirely throughout the night is detrimental for this reason. [...]

[...] He is a drug salesman.

[...] Drugs are definitely your field, but I tell you again that two men in particular, within the company, will be out of favor, and if you join their league you will also be out within two years.

[...] If you do not want to wait this long, then investigate other drug companies.

[...] These in turn illustrate some of her own “trips” — but without drugs. [...]

[...] A woman she met had cancer of the face, and was taking the drug interferon as treatment. [...]

[...] Jane began to speak for Seth, in trance, after we had discussed the 364th session with J. Bradley, who is a medical salesman for Searle Drug.

(John at present is a salesman for Searle Drug. [...] At the date of the 166th session he knew of no drug or pharmaceutical firms in Minneapolis. [...] He gave us the names and addresses of two drug houses that he learned about in Minneapolis. [...]

[...] It would also free both of us from speculating about drugs that would “cure” arthritis. [...]

[...] Under certain drug experiments, and experiences, the memories within the selves rise up and shout. [...] Now these realities can become a part of your awareness without drugs. [...]

[...] She’s still on Darvoset and aspirin, and the two drugs are beginning to affect her hearing. [...]

[...] In the face of the circumstances you did well—avoiding drugs, for example. In many cases, when people make the necessary decisions that would otherwise restore their bodies, medical drugs have so muddied body orientation that the affair is further complicated. [...]

Unfortunately, the entire picture surrounding health and disease is a largely negative one, in which even so-called preventative medicine can have severe drawbacks, since it often recommends drugs or techniques to attack a problem not only before the problems emerges, but simply in case it may emerge.

It is also vital that these patients are not overly medicated, for oftentimes the side effects of some cancer-eradicating drugs are dangerous in themselves. [...]

[...] I told Jane that the material made me speculate about Joe Bumbalo: He’s had many operations in his life, and has been shot full of drugs often. [...]

The symptoms of such a semitrance state include the sleepiness and drugged feeling with which he was afflicted; though these were only mildly disagreeable, they should be taken as signs that orientation is inefficient. [...]

(Long pause at 9:52.) It might seem in the short run that drugs and medicines are a great value—and they can indeed be extremely helpful. [...]

In your society usually, drugs would have been used in the meantime. [...]