“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There are habitual patterns of behavior that operate, as you more or less stabilize your picture of yourself in relationship with families and friends. [...]

[...] There is creativity in your past waiting for you even as there is in your future, but to utilize such experiences you must learn to alter your beliefs, and to some degree escape from the particular kind of limited conscious focus that you habitually use.

[...] It is, therefore, most advantageous to study well those thoughts and emotions which are habitually accepted by any given personality.

Habitual illness will follow the lines of learned response and memory. [...]

Since the outer senses or their equivalent are the main perceptors of camouflage constructions, then the outer senses and the physical apparatus or its equivalent will habitually perceive its particular system as a closed one.

[...] And yet I must contend with modes of thought that are habitual to you, and those modes make it difficult for you to combine various elements of speculation.

[...] Whether or not you remember the dreams, or can interpret them, they will be, in a dream-drama series, painting the reality of the world in a new fashion, giving the significant clues, and to some extent altering habitual psychic organization.

[...] I am speaking now of habitual ways of handling conscious angry thoughts. [...]

Suggestions can change beliefs, for beliefs are only accepted habitual suggestions. [...]

[...] You would succeed if you use it habitually.

Alternate focus is merely a state in which you turn your consciousness in other than its habitual direction, in order to perceive quite legitimate realities that exist simultaneously with your own. [...]

[...] The games that you play or habitually observe will, of course, tell you much about the kind of organization that occurs in your own experience. [...]

His overconscientiousness as a young person, and his intense concern—overconcern—at times with the literal “truth” of any given situation, is and was largely his reaction to his mother’s habitual, often mischievous lying pattern. [...]

[...] He is left with body conditioning, habitual suggestions that cause the body’s condition.

[...] Those dreams, however, are precisely the ones least remembered — the censoring is so habitual. [...]

[...] Slow delivery here.) If he will maintain a daily work schedule—his need not be rigorous, but habitual—and if you will try to provide a warmly supportive role, as you have, then the situation can be largely remedied.

[...] The repression of fears was latched onto for the reasons given in a recent session—the habitual syndrome—do you recall?

[...] She still habitually referred to “Unknown” Reality as a one-volume work — even as Seth himself did in the session this evening — despite the decision made 10 days ago to publish it in two volumes. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Such a change in your waking and sleeping patterns very nicely helps cut through your habitual ways of looking at the nature of your own personal world, and so alters your conception of reality in general.

The physical condition itself, on that level (pause), is caused (long pause) by “improper” relationships—that is, things not working together well, though the parts themselves are not diseased, per se—and that is the result of stress, habitually applied, of bodily habits. [...]