“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Dr. K. said this treatment had to be balanced against the added risk of infection of Jane’s one open bedsore on her coccyx, for the Persantine reduced the body’s ability to fight infection to some degree. [...]

[...] Joseph’s gumboils are infections directly connected with the proximity of the refrigerator to more personal cleansing centers, and these centers should certainly be divided.

[...] Although the surgeon’s surroundings are not sanitary, no case of infection has been traced to him.

[...] You believe them to be the result of infection caused by uncleanliness, you see. [...]

1. In ordinary terms, various kinds of plague, including the bubonic and the infamous “Black Death,” were (and still are) spread to man by fleas carrying a bacterium from infected rats. [...]

Still, Jane and I do have our cats inoculated against feline distemper and respiratory viruses; pets acquired at humane societies (as ours often are) have already shared an infected environment. [...]

[...] This most serious affliction appears to be centered in West Africa, and infects many millions of people there. [...]

[...] [It didn’t.] Jane has a traveling infection, he believes, and he hopes it doesn’t get into her bloodstream. [...]

[...] The trees thrashed over our heads, and Jane’s nervousness finally infected me. [...]

The viruses and infections were of course present. [...] You have general immunity, believe it or not, to all such viruses and infections. [...]

[...] While you believe that you become ill because of viruses, infections or accidents, then you must go to doctors who operate within that system of belief. [...]

[...] And yet the body knows that all-in-all, ideally, it does not make sense to inflict even a minute infection or illness upon the body, to introduce foreign elements that have not naturally been accepted by the body in its own context. [...]

[...] The thymus gland helps a body create immunity against outside infections. [...]

[...] To some extent the same can be said of wars, if you consider a war as a small infection; in the case of a world war, it would be a massive disease. [...]

He is obviously more restricted in that regard, but neither have you had a woman you had to escort, so your times were spent thinking, writing, exploring the nature of reality, and affecting society while not being infected by it, according to your concepts and beliefs. [...]

[...] Physically there were infections, enough to maintain the condition and no more. [...]

The viruses and infections were, of course, present. [...]

[...] There are also cases where alterations occur after inoculation, so that for a while people actually become carriers of diseases, and can infect others.

[...] She picked up every infection in vogue, and many that weren’t. She went from doctor to doctor and always with quite definite and often appalling physical symptions. [...]

[...] The immediate causes of her death were a combination of protein depletion, osteomyelitis, and soft-tissue infections. [...]

[...] Iran can “infect” other nations or peoples with an ancient religious force, or consciousness, if allowed to do so. [...]