“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Once the core belief is understood to be a false one, the others will fall away.

[...] They may be false. [...]

[...] Your deduction you see was false—the earlier deduction that it threatened the painting.

[...] Enter the idea of she starting a false church — heretical indeed — with a false god, Seth. [...]

Some of this has to do with fear and expectation, and the fact that your mother had false teeth. [...]

Tell him (Ruburt) I do not want him wearing any false eyelashes in our sessions—they do not fit my personality! [...]

False eyelashes would not fit his personality any more than they would fit mine. [...]

Now the affair with Venice’s friend involved the false prophet idea again. It seemed to Ruburt, with his understanding, that if his information was coming from a paranormal source, and that source was good, then it must also prove itself to be infallible, or he was a false prophet. [...]

[...] They try to get through these false beliefs.

[...] However, if a person kills himself, believing that the act will annihilate his consciousness forever, then this false idea may severely impede his progress, for it will be further intensified by guilt.

[...] It is only when he uses it falsely as a shield to hide behind that he is bothered, and an objective reading of the Seth material would show him that there is nothing in it of which he need be emotionally or intellectually ashamed. [...]

[...] He began to think of himself in terms of a false priest, you see. [...]

The ego’s false ideas prevent it from accepting this energy, but once the ego is aware of its position as a portion of the self, then it should not be shunted aside, but can take its place. [...]

The process of clearing the body out began when Ruburt started his Day 1, but with the great frequency of negative hospital suggestions, and general false beliefs connected with fever, the beneficial aspects indeed had to be taken on faith as largely (underlined) they were (louder).

I want it understood that money was not the primary goal, that his early drive to escape his environment was based on the false idea that worth was dependent upon your status. [...]

[...] You ended up with a true-or-false kind of world, in which it seemed that the answers to the deepest questions about life could be answered quite correctly and adequately by some multiple-choice test. [...]

False Awakening or Awake-Seeming Dream: Now I had a false awakening. [...]

[...] You may be in a false awakening. [...]

False humility tells you that you are nothing. [...]

Now: There is nothing more pompous than false humility.

Now if you want to wear false eyelashes to class, I will come to see it. [...]

Crisis Points, the Mechanics of Self-Healing, and the Psyche.
False Sympathy
Often the patient doesn’t want to get well, and the doctor knows it.

It is not that physical reality is false. [...]

[...] And in that life you learned the meaning of love, and the false necessity of sacrifice. [...]

This refers me back to your false cause and effect theory. [...]

[...] If a hypothesis is “proven true,” then it cannot be proven false — or, of course, it was never true to begin with.