“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is less symbolic in a negative manner, you see, than it was. [...]

[...] Instead, “psychic progress” is hampered by those very negative beliefs that we have tried to bring to your attention.

[...] He was afraid of wheelchair connotations, but he triumphed over that negative idea. [...]

They are electromagnetic, in your terms, following their own patterns of positive and negative charge, and following also certain laws of magnetism. [...]

[...] Hammering at his subconscious as he does on his few walks negates their purpose. [...]

He attempted to separate from himself all those elements he considers negative, and fight them at once, almost as if in doing so he removed or could remove evil from the universe. [...]

[...] You do not have to watch yourselves every moment, so that you do not give negative suggestions in those areas.

(Jim H.: “You don’t just automatically think good things about this fellow, and repress the negative thoughts without becoming aware of what you felt.”)

Roger speaks the same way in any social group, and therefore to that extent spreads a negative and despairing aura. [...]

This applies particularly to color; and also it responds strongly in a positive or negative manner to natural fabrics, such as wools and cottons.

(My writing hand was beginning to tire, yet I did not want to pause, so answered in the negative.

[...] Some people have built careers around negative beliefs like that, and Jane and I were wondering how they react after physical death, when they discover that they still live—that they may have spent their professional lives maintaining belief systems which after death they begin to understand are quite wrong. [...]

[...] Do not therefore feel negated or alone for you are anything but alone. [...]

The last session for him—that is, the last key session I gave—is also connected here, for in following it he lifted himself enough above negative attitudes so that he could attract such a meeting. [...]

[...] What he does is not nearly as important, obviously, as his feelings toward it—and he has highly negative feelings that cause him symptoms when he does not get up and believes he should. [...]

—this is not meant to imply any negation of psychological or psychic values, although these are also actions.

If this seems to involve you in a problem with morality, then let me add here that such information, on its own, unless handled with utmost care, would immediately involve the negative suggestion that could lead easily to the very condition that we hope she avoids.

[...] The woman there (Pat Golbitz) picked up all of your own negative ideas—yours and Ruburt’s—about Fell and Prentice, and aimed them at John (Nelson). [...]

[...] In this session I haven’t written about the negative suggestions Dr. K. gave Jane in the hospital concerning the finger: ulceration, losing the joint, etc.)

[...] It is not that he need concentrate on negative ideas. [...]