“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Like a bad penny, you cannot get rid of me.

(At breakfast I’d even considered paying the whole bill demanded of us—I told Jane—just to be rid of the entire affair. [...]

(Long pause at 9:02.) Being a proper candidate meant getting rid of those bedsores, for one thing, as well as taking extensive physical therapy. [...]

(During the last couple of days Jane and I have been going through the apartment, getting rid of accumulated items seldom or no longer used.)

(Jane also has gotten rid of the patch on the outside of her right knee. [...]

[...] A better attitude is “Well, there is a negative thought, let’s get rid of it.” [...]

[...] If you can get rid of that you might be home free. [...]

[...] Now I can get rid of my symptoms because I’m getting out of the occult field. [...]

[...] He feels that your mother is gloating, having gotten rid of the father, and he is afraid of your family home for fear it might trap you both. [...]

[...] He could not rid himself of the idea of force, though he had died by force, and nothing could persuade him to accept any kind of peace or contentment, or any rest, until some kind of battle was wrought.

They also share other beliefs, for example: That the inner self is a repository for repressed fears, terrors, and uncivilized savagery; that the inner self must be forced to get rid of such material before it is possible for it to express its power, energy and strength in creative, positive terms; and that, therefore, the self must first encounter and deal with all those terrors of its past before it can be free of the fears of the present.

[...] He has caused the illness, whether it be organic or otherwise, and only suggestion will rid him of it.

The body is equipped, ideally again now, to rid itself of any diseases, and to maintain its stability into what you would call advanced old age, with only a gradual overall change. [...]

(Pause, in a slower delivery.) Many people, without knowing it, have developed cancer and rid themselves of it. [...]

[...] I still find you both in excellent overall condition, regardless dear Joseph of the hay fever, and we shall take steps before next season to rid you of that.

[...] Disinfectants and the symbolic chase after germs—these simply serve as a symbolic but helpful aid in ridding the atmosphere of the idea of illness.

[...] There are many schools for spiritual advancement that teach you to “get rid of the clutter of your impulses and desires,” to shove aside the self that you are in search of a greater idealized version. [...]

[...] The eyes’ watering is a way of ridding the body of those old deposits. [...]

[...] He must indeed, completely, rid himself of his strong resentments at his mother. [...]

[...] Then, intensely:) To rid yourself of annoying restrictions then, my dear friend, you repattern your past from the present. [...]

Immediately get up and rid yourself of the suggestion that you cannot remember. [...]