“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Nursery school was connected in his mind with physical discomfort for the reasons earlier stated.

This clears the emotions, the spirit and the mind as well as the body. [...]

[...] I didn’t realize that I was projecting at first — I didn’t have the presence of mind, say, to order myself to burst through the door into the living room. [...]

[...] These units form what you think of as the mind, around which the structure of the brain is formulated. [...]

[...] He should, again, perhaps with your help, now write a new list of his accomplishments, and also of his positive characteristics, so that he keeps self-approval in mind, and your compliments when he does look well are always helpful.

[...] At the same time he thought himself liberal-minded, he repeatedly couched Seth’s ideas in the terms used by the respected, well-known members of his profession. [...]

[...] Though the mind, or brain rather, may be seemingly passive in the case of the perceiver, the metabolism is quickened, for the body is using energy at a quickened rate.

Such groups frown upon the questioning mind. [...]

Two men for example, of precisely the same physical age, of precisely the same physical condition, will be in completely different states of mind, of competence, of effectiveness and of strength, as a direct result of their inner beliefs as to their relative freedom within the framework of the physical system in which they exist.

[...] John said that while Seth was speaking the name Laura Bittner popped into his mind. [...]

[...] The creative mind and spirit transforms the “waste” that others would disdain. [...]

[...] Laurel moved here in 1985 with us having that job for her in mind. [...]

[...] The symbolism in your mind was connected with your visit. [...]

Often I answer his questions without mentioning that they had been in his mind. [...]

[...] Your discussion reminded him of how he used to be (pause), and also brought up in his mind the seeming contradictions of creativity, in that it is private, but usually ends up as some kind of public expression. [...]

Give us a moment please… We find we do not believe that he is interested in the kind of relationship that you have in mind. [...]

(Long pause at 10:50.) I know the contours of your minds and consciousnesses far better than you may imagine. [...]

At the same time, the paranoid person can use his creative abilities in fantasies that seemingly boggle the minds of the sane — and those creative abilities have a meaning, for the fantasies, again, serve to reassure the paranoid of his worth. [...]

4.) For three hours I want him to write whatever he wants, freeing his mind from thoughts of his symptoms, and from responsibility.

[...] I also tried to keep in mind Seth’s recent reference to her own natural rhythms, thinking that if she didn’t want sessions just now, that might actually be part of the healing process.