“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The persistent idea of illness will make you ill. [...]

[...] Logically enough, then, in the dictionary one of the synonyms for hallucination will be a word like “delusion”: a belief not true, a persistent opinion without corresponding physical evidence.

[...] They constantly pretend, and they quickly learn that persistent pretending in any one area will result in a physically-experienced version of the imagined activity. [...]

[...] If the negative mood persists a while he should not think “Oh now this will be reflected in symptoms, what can I do?” This adds more negative connotations.

Your mistake is in judging existence by its protrusion into matter as you are familiar with matter, and this attitude indeed will persist into any foreseeable future without basic change. [...]

[...] Those of you who do not have such faith may gain it in a different way, by following through in the exercises I will give you later in this book; for these will enable you to extend your perceptions to these other layers of reality if you are persistent, expectant, and determined.

(10:15.) Your body reacts to the feelings of insecurity by retreating to whatever degree, slight or occasional, or with determined persistence—your body or anyone else’s—as long as you really believe you live in a state of threat.

[...] Those who persist, therefore, in shielding their truths from questions threaten to destroy the validity of their knowledge.

[...] Most people, however, don’t realize the time or work required to keep up with Seth’s seemingly endless creativity: the sessions to be typed, the various stages of manuscript preparation, or the simple persistence necessary, so that the sessions continue despite life’s normal distractions.

(Any difficulty persisted, she thought, just because of the newness in the sessions. [...]

(Echoes of Jane’s transcendent experience persisted for days. [...]

[...] The flexibility, spontaneity, persistence, what have you, none of which he may have acquired had the “road” in quotes been absolutely straight from start to finish.

[...] That worry persisted, regardless of what kind of status he assigned to me. [...]

[...] These sensations persisted through the evening; they certainly felt physical in origin, even while I tried to tell myself to forget the whole thing. [...]

[...] My stomach felt somewhat better; Other pains in my body, while persisting, didn’t concern me so much. [...]

[...] If you persist, then over a period of time you will discover that you do very well in certain areas, while in others you may fail miserably. [...]

A complete reversal of attitude can take place, and will if you persist. [...]

His beliefs in his unworthiness prevented him from using his abilities, or even pursuing a course of effective action, with any persistence. [...]

[...] (See the Introductory Notes.) I don’t know that I was that daring, but I was persistent despite the hesitations and misgivings. [...]

[...] It is the ego’s persistent discrimination in choosing the stimuli to which it will react that in a large measure determines the nature of physical time as it appears to the personality. [...]