“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I should add that those gaping cavities on Jane’s buttocks of last year have almost filled themselves in, in a remarkable demonstration of healing, as far as I’m concerned. [...]

[...] Perhaps we should have asked about this phenomena, but we didn’t.

[...] Was going to walk around but felt I should wait...

[...] (In my art.) Ruburt should be open about the symptoms (etc.).

[...] You should understand by now how the physical image is constructed. [...]

[...] What you call suggestion should ideally come from within the self, and not from outside the self.

[...] It interrupts what should be a simultaneous and easy flow of inner impetus outward, in your case outward to physical construction. [...]

The delicate inner mechanisms by which inner reality should be constructed into physical reality therefore become seriously affected. [...]

When you think “I should be thus-and-so along the way,” and so forth, or when you look back into the past and think that those abilities you had then should have matured far earlier in your life, you are doing so of course from a structure of your present. [...]

[...] You cannot put specifications upon it, saying “By the age of so-and-so my art should be thus-and-so,” for there is not that kind of correlation. [...]

[...] The book sessions should indeed be fun, even as children have fun with their creativity. [...]

[...] If you were expressing yourself fully on certain issues you would not have a cold, and if you were using all of the insights that you should have gathered in class, you would not have a cold. [...] You do not learn something about yourself that you should know and so when the cough is gone, when the issue comes up again, you get a different ailment and so you find a different remedy. [...]

[...] You use suggestion in the same way that you read a paragraph from a book that you think you should read perhaps for five minutes, but then you allow your (words lost)to take over completely and it seems to you that you have no control. [...]

[...] If someone annoys you, you should admit honestly that they annoy you. [...]

We should have you shipped to another area. [...]

[...] Instead, you should look forward to some exaltation. [...]

[...] I am referring to two particular people at this time, and you should look into yourself and see if you can find the reason. [...]

[...] You should have a visit from your friend, I believe, on your Thursday evening. [...]

At the very latest however, with these recommendations faithfully followed, all symptoms should leave the foot at the end of a two-week period, completely. [...] The less annoying arm difficulties are a result of the muscular tension caused by the foot difficulty, but these should disappear completely now within two or three days.

[...] Every effort should be made to maintain them, for they will bring about the highest conditions of maturity possible for his personality structure.

[...] There is every reason in the world why using your abilities in such a manner should be fun. It should be a time of high adventure, but not a time of laziness—and not a time of skimming through. [...]

[...] Attending this class they certainly should. [...]

[...] Your intent is specific, and should be stated as such, as Ruburt is doing, but that specific intent draws multitudinous areas into actualization, and Ruburt will feel himself more and more supported in both his physical and creative endeavors.

[...] Naturally we want to see much more evidence of our concentration; this should automatically come if we are indeed on the right track.

[...] You should read a few of the later sessions, however, to keep the characteristics of Framework 2 in mind.

His suggestions should follow the lines of inspiration in his writing-requests for psychic and creative insight while avoiding absolutes. [...] Ruburt’s ideas about out-of-bodies and death are highly important, and should be pursued.

Also, dropping the schedule at my behest, the conflicts are more out in the open, so that anger is actually a recognition of impulse, frustration at not being able to follow through adequately, and the conflict between feeling the impulses and feeling that he should be at his schedule.

But see what should have been done. You should have encouraged him to release the feelings and the two of you faced them together. [...]

[...] But other steps should be taken.

[...] These should include such issues as getting along well with others, being attractive, being good with plants or animals, being a good carpenter or cook. Any talent or achievement should be noted as honestly as you recorded the most minute “defects” earlier.

[...] Using the methods in this book, you should discover the reasons for this belief, for it will prevent you from exerting your own independence and making your own world. [...]

[...] No commitments have been made, and I’m anxious that Jane consider whether she even wants the interview, as well as the questions that would then arise, should she answer yes.

[...] At the same time he felt that he should indeed go abroad—out into the public arena, and that he was cowardly for not doing so.

[...] In a way the symptoms are a statement of the distance Ruburt wanted to maintain from public life, because he felt equally that he should go out into the world in a public manner, and “tackle it.”

Then I wish you both a fond good evening—and both of your dream activities should continue to be quite vital.

The period should result in a feeling of refreshment. Your energies afterwards however should be directed outward. [...] They could also be ill-used, and so the energy should then be directed outward, as indeed it is since the supper hour so shortly follows.

It should be remembered here that all physical images of other individuals are basically telepathic images, formed subconsciously by the perceiver.

In the past years you had a tendency to use them haphazardly and with no idea as to how they should be directed. [...]

Either one should be permanent. [...]

[...] He should indeed now learn to become aware of those immediately denied impulses toward motion, of which he spoke this evening. [...]

This material should be placed with the other recent sessions for him, on the top. [...]

As I speak now, the revelations that you are burst into activity, and certainly you should know of this. [...]

([Florence:] “I had the feeling I should have done that, but I couldn’t.”)

He must regain that determination to return, and so should you make every effort to do the same; your feelings that the affair is hopeless do not mean that the affair is hopeless — and this must be as clearly understood as possible.

(I should add that I didn’t mean I wished she’d die so that I’d be free. [...]

[...] Maybe I should take a short break and try to plow right through it some night—get all I can get....”)