“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] But in finding the answers for yourselves you should have experiences that you may not be able to verbalize. And you should sense within yourselves the energy that resides within your own identity and sense to some extent the unique vitality of every living organism. [...]

I did not mean to suggest that words like “fear” should not be used, but the day should not be begun by reminding the self of generalized fears. [...]

I have told you that your body knows how to grow, and surely that much should be obvious. [...]

[...] He became overly cautious because he thought he should be that way, though he was not by nature. [...]

(This material touched upon part of the discussion Jane and I had earlier today—that dreams should be studied in sequence, for additional meanings. [...]

Then earlier I got (Jane said), that when we’re interpreting dreams, we should also look over groups of them, over a period of time, to see if you see yourself as a hero, a victim, a victor, bravely grappling with problems or whatever.

(“I should mention a couple more things, though. [...]

([Garrett:] “Should people get a pleasure out of killing, like people do for a sport, instead of killing for food?”)

Then, in your terms and in the way you are asking the question, the answer is that no, they should not and that they will have to deal with this. [...]

I also have some of your dreams which we will interpret, but beside this, you have class experiments that you should do here and at home. [...]

[...] The following phrase should be beneficial: I am relaxed and at ease, and confident. [...]

While we are dealing now with your own species, it should be realized that all consciousness also possesses its own astral identity. [...]

[...] You should see now how this fits in with some of our older material.

[...] Some schools of thought, then, have it that only the genetically superior should be allowed to reproduce, and there are scientists who believe that all defects can be eradicated through judicious genetic planning.

[...] He thinks that my book—this one (Personal Reality)—should be read before people begin to dabble with the board and so forth. [...]

An artist expects his paintings to be good — or, if you will forgive a jingle: at least he should. [...]

[...] This should be obvious. [...]

You find typical ranch-style homes, generally now, uncomfortable because — and this should be obvious — they are given over mainly to family living of a particular kind, colon: a kind that obviously separates work from living areas. [...]

[...] The house you looked at today should prove an excellent buy …” and, “If you purchase the house …” and, “You will have to make your own decisions.”¹⁵

[...] Physicians often wonder whether they should tell terminal patients of their impending deaths. [...]

[...] So when I mention techniques that will allow you to perceive other fields of reality beside your own, I want you to realize that these should be used to enhance your enjoyment of that creaturehood, and to enrich your sensual as well as spiritual expression.

[...] You are not to feel bound to the sessions, but should have them because you want them. [...]

This field projects itself, as should be obvious, into your own field of actuality, and as such the personality itself has its existence in both fields; and both systems, being open, are dependent one upon the other, and a failure to survive in one system threatens survival in the other. [...]

[...] (Reincarnational relationships.) It is quite natural that others in your acquaintanceship who are experimenting should go through a stage in which it seems to them they are receiving information from me. [...]

[...] He should understand this, and explain it simply to his students.

The whole affair can and should be used by you as an opportunity to examine your own beliefs. [...]

Now: fears should be discussed, but not dwelt upon, for unrealistic fears disappear in the light of realistic discussion.

[...] It forces upon you a sense of responsibility to use what you have, while instead it should mean simply being what you are, and being what you are (underlined) will automatically produce excellent paintings.

Forget the idea of man’s work and what your paintings should (underlined) provide, and the idea of fame or success. [...]

You never should have [worried], and neither should he (Jane). [...]

[...] If anything, the personal advice I have given you both should add to your mental and emotional balance and result in a stronger relationship with the outside world. [...]

[...] It should be apparent that my communications come through Ruburt’s subconscious. [...]

[...] He made a few kindly but definite statements to the effect that we should know better, and suggested that the appliance be moved into the kitchen, where it would hold all our refrigerated food. [...]

He should relax, in any way he chooses, the hour preceding a session.

[...] That is, each of you should by now be aware of such an emerging psychological unit. [...]

[...] However since it is growing late perhaps we should save it for the next session.

[...] “Then I realize this is a false awakening, and that I should be able to project. [...]

The canker sores should clear up and give you no difficulty. [...]

If you want to record any given experience in its clearest form, then you should train yourself to wake up immediately afterward. [...]

[...] Moved in after Billie’s death.) She thinks he should sleep downstairs.

[...] Some connection with a porch here (I don’t know if Jerry has one); ground floor—some room off a porch, or off the driveway she thinks he should sleep in (tore front porch off this house—enclosed as sun porch. [...]

[...] And she’s still full of life and he should be too.

[...] You are well equipped to handle yourself financially and in the business world, but your fear that you cannot do so is making you try too hard for something that should and can come easily. [...]

That is a possibility, but if it occurs, it will no longer be the same relationship—and it should not be, and must not be, your main concern—for it is a shield for the deeper problem. [...]

[...] Now you should have the purpose and the inner realization that you can indeed achieve this regardless of your environment. [...]