“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In a certain way this is almost reassuring, because it correlates with the old habitual belief system that says “Aha, yes, there is a threat. [...]

(To me:) Your symptoms have been reassuring to the portion of you that habitually followed the old line of thinking. [...]

[...] These are all examples, yet they point out habitual reactions that belong to the unsafe universe, that seem appropriate and realistic there.

[...] Certain positions, habitual in the hip areas, had to be maintained earlier while the knees began to loosen. [...]

[...] Small changes in your lives or habits can also be extremely helpful, because small as they are they break down habitual habits. [...]

Making a portion of the nighttime hours available in one way or another at least occasionally is also another way of breaking up habitual reactions, and of assuring a certain kind of privacy, using a completely different method entirely. [...]

You do not seem to understand the importance of your organizations, particularly your habitual biological ones, for they dictate the ways in which you examine your reality, and they program also your biological reaction in very practical ways.

[...] You form your reality through various mental and physical cues to action that you recognize, through the significances that you habitually accept. [...]

Over a period of time, then, certain portions of the body will habitually respond in any given overall positive or negative way. [...]

[...] To an extent you develop habitual patterns of reference in that regard, so that certain cues in the environment automatically trigger the familiar neurological activity. [...]

(Pause at 9:20.) This opinion is backed up, you see, by the habitual use of accustomed neurological activity, and even while such an individual may agree that PK is possible at certain levels, there is a kind of neurological prejudice built in. [...]

[...] The habitual, overly-aggressive or overly-dependent tendencies would not result in habitual aggressive or dependent behavior, for each individual action would be harmlessly expressed.

[...] Eating, even in a different environment, you see, helps break down old habitual eating patterns. [...]

[...] The expressions come and go but certain habitual patterns remain.

[...] There is no magic connected with suggestions — but repeated often enough, and believed in fervently, such suggestions do indeed take on a deeply habitual nature. [...]

[...] The same kind of thought, habitually repeated, will seem to have a more or less permanent effect. [...]

Now: Books on positive thinking alone, while sometimes beneficial, usually do not take into consideration the habitual nature of negative feelings, aggressions, or repressions. [...]

[...] In one more or less habitual position a few months ago, Ruburt could walk and move his head in a restricted way. [...]

[...] His eyes “have caught up to themselves”—that is, while certain improvements begin it takes a while for a stability to exist again, so that the new improvements become the natural, habitual condition. [...]

Objects and conditions within the habitual environment become changed with various emotions, to which you can then rather automatically react, without questioning their validity. [...]

[...] Otherwise you could have lingering, though far minor ones, while these habitual objects lost their associative powers, you see.

[...] The point is, it has been his habitual response. [...]

[...] It is true that one in a period of illness habitually, to one extent or another, becomes susceptible to negative psychic environmentals. [...]

This on several levels is significant, for you have the first strong challenge to habitual body beliefs, with a resulting initial breakup of old suggestion, given constantly to the body. [...]

[...] That belief built up a body of habits so that even when he made headway in changing the basic belief at least, he was left with beliefs about the body that were secondary but habitual; beliefs shared by each of you about his body, so that the evidence was always present.

[...] You become habitually able to think in certain patterns more than other patterns. [...]

[...] I am telling you that when you indulge in such thoughts for a period of time so that they become habitual then you must change them and no one can do this but yourself. [...]

[...] The point is simply to do your best, so that you gradually learn not to inhibit your reactions to them, but to change the nature of your habitual reactions to them.

[...] I am not speaking of indiscriminate Pollyanna hogwash, and yet even that is more practical in the long run than any habitual concentration upon disturbances.

I am not accusing either of you of such habitual activities, but because of our relationship I do feel bound to mention such issues as they arise. [...]

As this occurs, negative habitual patterns of thought are also being healed. [...]