“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] If possible I suggest that Ruburt forget until after vacation all problems, concerning his job or a new one.

[...] Now we wait for page proofs, supposedly due in a month or so, correct those, and our part of the long job will be done. [...]

It is this inner self, out of the massive knowledge and unlimited scope of its consciousness, that forms the physical world, that provides stimuli to keep the ego constantly at the job of awareness. [...]

[...] Your job now is simply to remove them, and as you remove each one, easily, to drop in a seed of positive thought to replace it.

[...] This included my painting, my job at Artistic, my attitudes about money, classes—in short everything I could think of, I guess. [...]

1. I want to note here that at the same time Jane and I decided to buy the hill house, we learned that the house next door, to the west, would soon be for sale; because of a job transfer its owner would be moving with his family to California this summer. [...]

[...] (Leaning forward, eyes open, humorous manner:) To force a lid on that pot was a job.

(Seth suggested Jane leave the gallery job in the 82nd session, August 27,1964, and she soon did so. [...]

(Last night when I got home, I saw that the young fellow Frank Longwell has put me in touch with to do the lawn had done his job; the place looked great. [...]

[...] You are not to compare yourselves with people who have jobs, or to say “They put in so many hours”—for you set up comparisons that do not apply, and that hamper your creativity.

[...] I hurried to get the job done and felt quite done in when it was finished. [...]

[...] If you dislike your present job, then it is up to you to find another. [...]

[...] The subconscious feels that it is doing its job, because Ruburt has not allowed feedback; not approving of fear, not allowing the feelings release, and therefore also cutting down on experience that could counter the feelings and show the subconscious that the fears were exaggerated.

In Philip’s case, in one way, my job was easier, since the words were not picked up from the outside. [...]

[...] It happened on my job at Artistic Card Co., at noon. [...]

[...] I had not left my full-time job at Artistic then, but was close to doing so, and at the time I had not been feeling well. [...]

The dreamer, whatever his age, job or family background, is considered most suspect, for it seems that he doesn’t even have a craft to excuse his moral laziness. [...]

It is extremely difficult for Ruburt not to throw himself wholeheartedly and completely into whatever it is he is doing; and so it is no wonder that now and again he loses his fairly adequate detachment on a job. [...]

[...] Jane was still in trance when I handed it to her, and she thrust it into her hair above her right forehead in what was not the neatest way, but it did the job.)

[...] I used the front page of the newspaper as an analogy, saying that it exhibited far worse behavior and beliefs than any we were responsible for, yet the news and world events seemed to be made by individuals who behaved much more badly than we did, and that further the people involved seemed not to suffer any consequences of note, beyond say losing a job or an election, etc. [...]

[...] If a personality believes that it is doing a poor job in a male life, it may activate the anima’s qualities, taking on the characteristics of a past female existence in which it handled itself well. [...]