“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] [I have always had it since I can consciously remember.] When I remarked that my father had got rid of his hay fever, Seth said he gave it to me. [...]

You can get rid of all the illness when you realize that you have the habit of creating and drawing it to you out of fear. [...]

[...] To rid yourself of your fear you formed the image of a man falling, but you gave him a parachute.

[...] Suffice it to say that she got rid of some previous responsibilities and paid off an old debt.

[...] Decubitus ulcers: one of the first terms we’d added to our rapidly growing medical vocabulary—and one of the more stubborn afflictions for a human being to get rid of once they’ve become established. [...]

It was a good move, as far as getting rid of the blue couch was concerned. [...]

Now, I am going to give you a short break to rid ourselves of the pussies. [...]

[...] The mental and psychic difficulties were concentrated into physical symptoms, and the system was rid of the difficulty in this manner. [...]

[...] And without understanding, you can medically rid yourself of one condition, only to make ready certain that you have another one planned to take over! [...]

[...] You got rid of a dangerous accumulation of explosive negative energy and freed yourselves to that extent. [...]

[...] When the body is worn out, we really want to get rid of it. [...]

[...] How can you get rid of any illnesses you might have? [...]

When I first read this session I thought this was a great way to get rid of your repressions—dream them away! [...]

[...] You learned how to rid yourself of lice by going into the water. [...]

I never saw my wife blame Seth because she had her symptoms, nor did I ever refuse to help her hold the sessions until she got rid of them. [...]