“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Correlations will indeed be found, and the habit of subconscious focus in this manner will certainly bring results.

[...] who has strong negative habits... [...]

[...] The body at times needs certain kinds of fats, and at other times does not—so when you make too many food laws (pause), then there are at least indications of the old Jewish dietary habits. [...]

[...] Now various kinds of lacks can show up in many ways—in mental deficiencies—a man or a woman who has strong and definite mental deficiencies—who has strong negative habits—such a person has blocks in those areas. [...]

[...] If you get into the habit, however, of tuning into your own stream of consciousness you will find the person that sometimes will seem quite a stranger to you. [...]

This was hardly the main reason for symptoms, but the habit caused annoying symptoms at times. [...]

[...] The habit, when it becomes vigorous, of trying to view your system from the outside will serve you greatly.

These habits become quite ingrained. [...]

[...] To do this, follow the directions that I have given, but also get in the habit of looking about you morning, noon and night ... [...]

He began to creatively consider what he would do, and then out of habit projected, at times, his present circumstances, so that they seemed to contradict his hopes. [...]

[...] To do this, follow the directions that I have given, but also get in the habit of looking about you morning, noon and night—and realizing that there is more within every environment than each small room that you see. [...]

[...] You are in the habit of blocking out, and you are now learning to accept them; to open up your perceptions; to open doors that have been closed. [...]

[...] The personality insists on behaving as if it were in the physical condition however, and out of habit attempts to construct a physical form. [...]

The habit of squirreling away. [...]

(“The habit of squirreling away” is a good reference to my father, in whose photographic studio my brother Loren took the pictures he refers to in the test letter. [...]

[...] During break I had wondered, for instance, how long it would take to supplant a negative habit that had existed for say ten years, with a positive one.)

[...] In so doing he reinforces a sense of power over both inner habits and the physical environment.

[...] If he cannot go around the block to start with, he feels despondent, but the habit of walking will grow as he gives it a chance.

[...] It was a habit of perception. [...]

[...] You became anxious and breathed quicker then through the mouth, as you became worried about your teeth—and the habit causes the difficulty in your mouth. [...]

[...] You must be prepared to change, to grow, even to give up habits. [...]