“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(We did one thing, surprisingly, that made us both feel very good. Jane was telling me that an aide who took care of her this morning, and who is living apart from her husband and has three kids, looked at a second-hand washing machine this noon but couldn’t afford the $130 cost. “Tell her we’ll pay for it,” I said, or words to that effect. Maybe I said, “We can get it for her.” It would save her going to the laundromat to do the wash, though it made no provision for the drying part of the chore. Jane at once enthusiastically agreed. As though on signal, the aide came in to empty Jane’s Foley, and we explained our idea to her. Predictably, she said no at first, but we talked her into it.

(I haven’t seen Jane so enthusiastic about doing anything for a long time. She positively bubbled with pleasure, and I knew at once that we’d made the right decision. This could have very beneficial therapeutic effects on my wife, I realized. Helping another in this fashion was a breakthrough for us. I’d often wondered what else I — or anyone else — could do to help Jane, and here a possible solution lay right before us all the time …)

[...] Felt much better today, mentally and physically—roused, enthusiastic—followed Seth’s suggestions as far as I recalled them from last night and with I admit, results. [...]

[...] Just what we wanted; the enthusiastic interest really made me feel great. [...]

[...] Have him imagine your face, or someone else’s smiling and enthusiastic, saying. [...]

[...] During it Joanie enthusiastically verified that she has the odd habit of eating lettuce, a head at a time, as another person might eat candy or pretzels. [...]

(As she enthusiastically noted in her journal recently, Jane has had “loosenings all over” of her physical symptoms. [...]

She’s just as enthusiastic over having organized the rest of her God of Jane. [...]

[...] A concerted, enthusiastic, united response from both of you did not of course occur. [...]

[...] I want you to become enthusiastic about my red star exercise. [...]

[...] And you, Joseph, would be much less enthusiastic even than Ruburt. [...]

[...] Knowledge is forcibly poured down the imaginary gullet, and I can’t feel very enthusiastic over such a method. [...]

You have no idea of the temptation on my part to cram you as full as I possibly can, and this is the temptation to which my enthusiastic colleagues often fall prey. [...]

[...] “That’s the key to our new method of living,” I said, quite enthusiastically. [...]

[...] But as Jane enthusiastically put it when we were discussing where to divide the six sections of “Unknown” Reality, Volume One, provides the general background and information upon which the exercises and methods in Volume 2 depend.” [...]

[...] I’ve been feeling good, enthusiastic, about what we’ve been doing, and it seems to be getting results. [...]

[...] When he is enthusiastically and exuberantly working, the past becomes comparatively insignificant for him as far as harmful elements are concerned.

[...] I told her her vision would continue to improve, and am very enthusiastic about this. [...]

Your own dream of last night contained far more powerful “medicine”—for it shows you where enthusiastic beneficial beliefs can lead. [...]

(Perhaps if I had agreed enthusiastically to keep the blue divan, Jane would have done so. [...]

[...] “A new movement,” I told her enthusiastically, and she could feel it. [...]

[...] I can tell that at times she isn’t too enthusiastic.”)

Four days after Sue’s visit we received an enthusiastic letter from an independent motion-picture producer and director in Hollywood, informing us that he’s finally succeeding in his quest for an option to the film rights to Jane’s novel, The Education of Oversoul Seven. [...]

[...] He is very enthusiastic about his value tests, and his enthusiasm is what is important. [...]

It was never enthusiastic, and you never suggested checking on the places listed. When he did so he did it on his own, and you did not seem enthusiastic at all.

We have had more enthusiastic responses. [...]