“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I thought this reinforced the fact of contact, yet at the same time reassured Jane, by name, that she could do very well, and that Seth and I were with her as protectors.

Your lack of verbal communication of your exact feelings, plus your learned facility for facially expressing disapproval, only allowed him to reinforce his ideas.

[...] Parallel with the belief that vision will fail, you may have the before-mentioned belief that hearing will dim, and these two ideas may be reinforced by a belief that age automatically makes you less a person, turning you into an individual who can no longer relate in the daily pattern of environment. [...]

[...] And each time you accept answers from others you reinforce the attitude that you do not have the knowledge within yourself to find the answers. [...]

You always reinforce the failures. [...]

[...] In other words, I said, we’d been approaching the problem backwards: Jane wasn’t sick so much because of her past as she was because of what we were doing every day in present reality—reinforcing and/or perpetuating the symptoms because they served a number of beliefs about present-day reality. [...]

[...] The event reinforced much of the material in the session itself, and my idea that had brought it about: As Jane and I were finishing supper last night Tom D’Orio from Binghamton visited us with two of his friends [they had a small Seth group going at home]. [...]

The psychological experience today was a reinforced message, tied in with the others, which again Ruburt tried to forget and could not quite manage, because he has now trained himself to recall such data.

[...] It reinforced the sex of the person involved, and it added the environment. [...]

There are habits each of you have that the other reinforces. [...]

[...] I want you to encourage each other’s strengths honestly, and not reinforce your weaknesses. [...]

I may for a while stress the ways in which individually, and as a civilization, you have undermined your own feelings of safety; yet I will also give you methods to reinforce those necessary feelings of biological integrity and spiritual comprehension that can vastly increase your spiritual and physical existence.

[...] Those mass meditations therefore reinforce negative conditions.

(All in all, of course, the two episodes cited above only reinforce my feeling—and Jane’s too, I presume, that the only sure way to avoid such mishandlings and limited thinking is to get the hell out of the place. [...]

[...] The last significant ghost images are being met head-on, symbolically, and conquered; this being given reinforcement in the physical universe because of the very physical work involved.

[...] So I would like to reinforce the fact that life is indeed a cooperative venture, and that all the steps taken toward the ideal must of themselves be life-promoting.

[...] At times both you and Jane reinforce each other along these lines.

Your brother Dick is extremely impulsive, and much in need of friendly reinforcement and approval.

I didn’t say he wasn’t happy, merely impulsive and in need of friendly reinforcement. [...]

[...] My faith in the body’s innate abilities was reinforced. [...]

[...] The extra session merely helped me reinforce the structure of which I have been speaking, so that it operates more efficiently and effectively for your benefits. [...]

[...] The experience will deepen and reinforce your sense of individuality, and you will know for yourself that you are one in many, and yet many in one.

The back room idea, however, will serve to reinforce the private nature of the sessions in your own minds. [...]

[...] In such a case, however, the self-healing qualities of the cells are reinforced, and the self-healing abilities of the species are also strengthened.

[...] The main point is for him to trust the process of healing—and for you to reinforce that belief, for it will in itself accelerate the process. [...]

[...] It does no good to say, “But my life was traumatic,” therefore reinforcing the belief. [...]

[...] Wars are self-perpetuating because they combine both natural and unnatural guilt, compounded and reinforced by memory. [...]