“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You are then tempted to see trivial disturbances as large ones, and to cut off all heads indiscriminately, in order to get rid of one or two main disturbances, because you can no longer tell one from the other.

[...] We will go into this more deeply, for you can indeed rid yourself of the symptoms, but I would like to make one point here first. [...]

—and we will give you recommendations so that you can rid yourself of the symptoms. [...]

[...] I am speaking of the physical situation—the illness itself.You have every good chance of ridding yourself of the symptoms now, but you must immediately begin to use your imagination, so that it works for you and not against you.

[...] “No,” I answered, “but it would be nice to have it in order to learn that your only responsibility is to get rid of the idea of responsibility. [...]

(I would like to add that I found the session to be excellent as usual, but also found some of the material sad and depressing: It looked like we had a lot of wasted years involved in negative thinking, and that we were now struggling to get out of or rid of. [...]

In other words you have each been to a large extent concentrating upon the problem you want to be rid of, so that you see your entire existence only in that light, and you should each know better.

(11:03.) Ruburt to some extent has also concentrated upon the condition again in an effort to get rid of it. [...]

[...] Deposits are being broken down, and the blood rids the body of those. [...]

[...] But your bodies must rid themselves of chemical excesses in the same way that land must clear itself of excess water. [...]

[...] There are great correlations between thunderstorms and psychic storms, for example, and between unstable electromagnetic properties of both feeling and thought, the brain’s ability to handle these, and its need to rid itself of excesses. [...]

[...] We could get rid of all of your symptoms, but... [...]

[...] When you are ready to look inward you will rid yourself of the symptoms. [...]

You are getting rid of morbid aspects of your nature... [...]

[...] It also reminds me of something Seth said many years ago — that when Jane passionately wanted to get rid of the symptoms, she would do so. [...]

[...] Instead I want you to talk about your trip, and have Ruburt get rid of some of the worries connected with it, so that the positive elements can have greater sway. [...]

You decided to take the focus point in a determination to rid yourself of the underlying causes once and for all. [...]

[...] (Pause.) The mind must become rid of its burden of fear, and this can be accomplished by following the suggestions that I have given and will give. [...]

[...] You can rid yourself of the physical symptom perhaps, by taking medicine, but the illness will break out again and again. You can only rid yourself of such a condition by discovering the inner reason for it, by discovering the inner illness. [...]

That is indeed true, and I want you to get rid of the camouflage in class. [...]

([Ned:] “Could we get rid of these barriers in a sensitivity class, as close as we know?”)

[...] Truly, I added, it was the only way to get rid of all the basic negativity in the place. [...]

In early spring Rob came down with several annoying gumboils and one night he asked Seth how he might get rid of them. [...]

[...] I got rid of the small one long ago. [...]

[...] I mention this specifically since in the session itself I tell you that the concentration should be on work and activities, and not (underlined) on the condition you are trying to get rid of.

[...] They help in ridding the personality of harmful influences, and in generating new energy. [...]

[...] This session will rid him of some debris, hanging over. [...]

[...] But in order to make room for the divan, Leonard first had to get rid of his old one. [...]

(“Can Jane consciously get rid of that hate and open her spirit on this plane?”)