“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Such beliefs clutter up your conscious mind with negative suggestions that can only frighten the exterior ego and impede the great strength and vitality that is your heritage from lending you the fullest possible strength and support.

[...] Once more I activate those coordinates that quicken your own healing potentials, and promote well-being and peace of mind.

[...] Now as I write some old dumb stuff comes emotionally to mind—my mother saying that I’d destroy those I loved or some such nonsense.... [...]

[...] Remind yourself however that even in this period of activity your creative mind is working on paintings, and you will have the time to physically produce them.

Take Ruburt’s literal mind into consideration in line with what I say.

[...] He will ridicule any such evidence of so-called ESP on the native’s part as further proof of the African’s childlike mind.

[...] Once you take this first step of spontaneity, you will actually receive evidence that even your conscious mind will be forced to accept. [...]

[...] The idea of the subconscious mind is merely a grudging, hedging, partial admission that man is more than the conscious ego, more than the sum of his parts, and more than a mechanism.

If you closed your mind and refused to see a whole tree, nothing would convince you that the part you did not see existed. [...]

[...] In larger terms, such focusing in particular areas can involve an entire life situation, reincarnationally speaking, where you choose ahead of time, so to speak, to concentrate your attention in certain areas rather than others; you may pick for yourself a body that does not perform normally, or a mind that is not up to par in usual terms.

[...] —answered one of the key questions I had in mind. [...]

Now in the affair of the raise, you picked this up, Philip, first of all telepathically from the mind of your superior. [...] In your mind’s eye you literally saw the letter and read its contents, though you were not aware of the actual action as it occurred. [...]

[...] I answered that perhaps John was beginning to change his mind at least subconsciously.

[...] But then John hadn’t witnessed a session, and the voice episode had slipped his mind, two weeks ago. [...]

I see a page number, 375 I believe, and a passage brings to mind hooded figures. [...]

[...] In its moment-to-moment reactions, the body consciousness is, you might say, “literal-minded.” [...]

With that in mind, Leonard’s problem upset you not only because he was and is a friend. [...]

[...] He is independently minded.

[...] Had you told him “Never mind, when the time comes you will make it,” that would have been adequate enough. [...]

When people profess an interest in the nature of dreams, they usually have certain set questions in mind, such as: “How real are dream events?” “What do dreams mean?” “How do they affect daily life?” Each person is aware of the astonishingly intimate nature of dreams. [...]

[...] Creatively, then, you organize your experience in such a fashion, with the conscious mind as you think of it also carrying its own responsibility. [...]

“You don’t have to make your mind up one way or the other tonight, do you?” Rob asked. [...]

Then when the session resumed, Rob asked the question that had been on our minds since Seth first mentioned the York Beach images. [...]

“Not at all,” I said loftily, but I could see the faces of that couple in my mind still, and there were so many questions left up in the air. [...]

[...] It does mean that on the whole it is a difficult method, and in utmost honesty and clarity in that regard, I can only tell you what I have said before: Regardless of how ill-founded it may seem on certain occasions, basically speaking the situation becomes less as you pare it down in your mind, rid it of significance in your mind, say things like: ‘Well, after all it is not that bad yet,’ or in other ways turn your attention otherwise.

[...] From the landscape of the brain you are trying to look at the landscape of the mind.

[...] The criminal mind expresses these for him, hence the ambiguous attitudes on the part of society, in which renegades are often romanticized.

When these realignments are always made from the outside, the body’s innate coherence becomes jeopardized, and its intimate relationship with mind confused. [...]

[...] Mind, as physically directed, utilizes the greatest sources of power and energy along with unlimited aspects of creativity, so that each physical day is indeed absolutely unique. [...]

The past exists as a series of electromagnetic connections, held in the physical brain on the one hand, but it also consists of the same sort of realities retained in the nonphysical mind. [...] The present exists as a series of electromagnetic connections in both the brain and the mind, and this is the only reality which you are justified in giving to your present.

[...] Once more, the only reality that can be assigned to the past is that granted to the symbols and associations and memory images that exist electromagnetically both within the physical brain and within the mind.

[...] You, then, say what naturally comes to mind, and encourage Ruburt to make any questions or comments. Feel free to say what is on your mind; again, discuss Ruburt’s interpretation.

[...] For one thing the activity engages body, mind and spirit in joyful pursuit. [...]

(9:35.) Like a true absent-minded professor, the conscious self forgets all this, however, so when tragedy appears in the script, difficulty or challenges, the conscious self looks for someone or something to blame. [...]

Once again, I accelerate those coordinates that activate your peace of body and mind, and encourage your own healing processes.

[...] He could not tell whether or not she hurt herself, but the vision has been on his mind since its occurrence. [...]

([Pete:] “My mind’s a blank… My sister was thinking of a possible trip to Australia for Christmas.”)