“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Although as of this writing I don’t think Willy has fully recovered as yet. [...]

His concern about your health also operated as a strong impetus, allowing him to break through usual frameworks, and the sessions did give you the knowledge you needed to recover.

[...] “Shit,” Jane said, “if my body can recover like it has, then it can fix the leg too.” [...]

[...] Among other things, Jane wrote later: “I thought Rob was saying—when you’re completely recovered, etc we’ll take trips. [...]

[...] It cannot be aware of alternate kinds of consciousness while being itself, unless methods are taken that allow it to recover from this amnesia.

[...] (Pause.) An unfortunate circumstance will occur when she is 13, but she will recover from it. [...]

[...] The process also includes psychic insights and experiences, and all of these patterns fit together in ways that will be quite apparent after he has recovered.

One additional point: Ruburt can indeed recover. [...]

[...] All in all, I thought she was “recovering” quite easily from Seth’s data, and that she was helped here because we’d revisited the hill house today. [...]

When a person recovers from such an ordeal, he [or she] usually grants his recovery to be the result of the medication he has been given. [...]

(Humorously:) I am not done with you yet, but I do not want him (Carl) to feel left out over here, and while you are recovering I will speak to him: for you were also in your own isolated universe, and if hers had fears in it, then yours was a valley of desolation in which your emotions were like unruly animals galloping around in there; and you were so frightened and worried about your own worth that you could not consider hers, and you were so insecure that her sensing insecurity, when you were aware of it, drove you to anger.

[...] You still had not quite recovered from your fear, however. [...]

[...] When, as he will, he recovers his flexibility, then he is talking as someone who has overcome, and had something to overcome. [...]

[...] The fear of death itself can cause such a psychological panic that out of a sense of self-preservation and defense you lower your consciousness so that you are in a state of coma, and you may take some time to recover.

[...] Nor, now, could I imagine Jane any other way, let alone allowing herself to recover enough to walk, say. [...]

(I felt somewhat better this evening, although I still haven’t recovered fully from the “illness” I began experiencing on October 27. [...]

[...] Jane is also recovering from the tooth challenges very well.)

[...] My own reaction to the events in our lives over the years was that consciously we had reached limits, and that it was beholden upon the rest of the personality—Jane’s especially—that it recognize this and back off enough from its own goals so that the physical body could recover, at least enough to ensure survival and a working life in which it could deal with life’s daily goals, and arts, too. [...]

As for you, Joseph, within two weeks you will have completely recovered from the effects of your recent illness.

I have mentioned before that many people have had cancer and recovered without knowing it. [...]