“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The negative fears that he cannot perform however hypnotize the muscles. [...]

[...] Your ordinary consciousness is as much a trance state as any trance state induced through hypnotism. [...]

[...] Hypnotism may seem very strange. [...]

“Jane hypnotized me several times lately, with very good results, as you know,” Rob said.

[...] At times I have been aware of a feeling very similar to the pleasant, easygoing state I first became acquainted with when Jane hypnotized me.

[...] This appeared to work; I felt similar to the state I experienced when Jane hypnotized me and used age regression. [...]

[...] The concentration upon the problem brings about a kind of mechanical repetition, a repeated type of hypnotic focus.

(Pause.) You have become so hypnotized by a one-level kind of thought that anything else seems impractical. [...]

It is only because you are so hypnotized with ideas of beginning and endings that you persist in searching for them in the universe, and you distort data that would otherwise be clear to you. [...]

(Jane had hypnotized me twice recently. [...]

[...] The probable self, as far as I know, has not yet been reached in any hypnotic experiments. [...]

Something I believe also to do with conditioned reflexes, set up through the hypnotic situation, with himself as hypnotist, and in connection with two other particular individuals.

[...] Your ideas as far as hypnotism are concerned are harmless. [...]

[...] There is almost hypnotic focus of energy for a particular time for a particular reason.

[...] She may have been accident-prone at that time in her life, and the dreams themselves may have acted as suggestion — as a sort of post-hypnotic suggestion that she could fight off for only so long. [...]

[...] You are both experiencing at this point, and have experienced in the past, the distorted time element, or so-called foreshortened time that you read about in your books on hypnotism. [...]

[...] As if hypnotized, I sat staring.

[...] You have hypnotized yourselves into believing that your awareness is highly limited.

[...] Then Seth said to the critical self, ‘This is symbolism … food for thought … far more complicated than you know and beyond any part of you that you understand.’ At once the dream self became soothed, almost hypnotically. [...]

[...] The cicadas and the katydids still sounded their hypnotic rhythms, I’ve heard geese often lately, moving south in noisy waves, and we’ve had deer in our driveway several times. [...]