“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

For a daily schedule however, six hours of writing should be sufficient. And yes, a daily walk should certainly be prescribed.

[...] Karma presents the opportunity for development; to make use of opportunities that were not taken advantage of, to fill in gaps of ignorance, to enlarge understanding through experience, to do what should be done.

It should be mentioned that in such cases the inner self, as divorced from the more accessible subconscious, is aware of the situation, and finds release in very valid terms (pause), through frequent inner communications, whereby past successes are remembered, and to some extent reexperienced. [...]

[...] Before he sleeps he should remind himself of his natural gift of inner mobility, and encourage dream experience and recall. [...]

[...] The recommendations I gave to him should also be followed despite, and precisely because of any physical resistance. [...]

[...] You are both coming along quite well now, but yes, you should cut Frank’s visits to every other week, for you need to concentrate now upon your own approaches. [...]

Your pendulum sessions can go for three-quarters of an hour now at the most, but regularly, and when you are done the two of you should briefly discuss your goals for the day. [...]

Now Mossman’s Eve should not drive with an older woman on these days. [...]

[...] (Pause.) The woman, the older woman, is in a state of inner emotional turmoil, that should be resolved by the end of May.

[...] Or should I say morning?

The fact that you slipped so easily into this frame should remind you of abilities that you had at one time in another life; then you misused them. [...]

Ruburt, you should cease smoking. [...]

[...] Surely after our pleasant chat the other evening, you should know that nothing of this sort would offend me. [...]

[...] After attendance at an initial session, those interested should then begin a study of the material. In no instance should any experiments be tried by witnesses in the beginning.

[...] When you develop your time theory and realize that present, past and future are merely effects and distortions caused by your own perspective, then your scientists will realize that cause and effect is a passé and antiquated theory, useful only for a short time—I hope you appreciate the pun with the word time—and should be discarded.

[...] However, because of the attitude in the scientific world at large, these sessions should have a more sober climate, in that I do not want either of you to be thought of, in Ruburt’s words, as a pair of nuts.

[...] You should not have given your impressions.

If possible he should emotionally think of us. [...]

If he were to call me an old faker, I should get him more quickly. [...]

You should be able to see that Ruburt has grown intellectually, emotionally, and psychically, as a result of the sessions, as have you. [...]

[...] As he told us in the 743rd session, a few days after the visit of Tam and his associate: “This book had no chapters [in order] to further disrupt your accepted notions of what a book should be. [...]

[...] In Volume 1, I refer to certain sessions — the 681st, for instance — every so often because in them Seth comes through with key concepts that should be stressed.

[...] Originally I hadn’t planned on dealing with such material in these notes, but after talking it over, Jane and I agreed that it should be given here after all. [...]

[...] That information is related to these introductory notes, yet it should be separate.

[...] Drugs should not be prescribed under those conditions, unless the patient becomes highly restless and confused, and requests them. [...]

He should read over, however, some old sessions, given on work and spontaneity. [...]

(Slower pace.) Fuel difficulties; not a lack of fuel, but the fuel was not getting where it should get. [...]

[...] He should know that the Jane self, the Jane personality, is not divided into highly specialized though effective units, as he has been wondering.

Jane should be able to contact Ruburt rather easily. [...]

Now this information should be highly useful to Jane. [...]

I should add that we still used the Silvadene cream on the ulcer once a day, in the afternoon as usual when I changed the dressing. [...]

(9:00.) As Ruburt himself often mentioned in his own book, The God of Jane, you should never accept as fact a theory that contradicts (underlined) your own experience. [...] Science cannot be blamed for saying that its methods are not conducive to the study of this or that area of experience—but science should at least be rapped on the knuckles smartly if it automatically rejects such behavior as valid, legitimate or real, or when it attempts to place such events outside of the realm of actuality. [...]

[...] We think it should be 1586, to tally with material given in various previous sessions.

The last statement should not surprise you.

[...] He should indeed give himself suggestions that the necessary insights will come to him, and that the proper connections be made whether consciously or unconsciously. [...]

(Very long pause.) He should also realize that pleasure is indeed a virtue. [...]

[...] But all in all the regularity should be maintained, and the suggestion I have given will allow both schedule and freedom from schedule. [...]

[...] I should mention first however that the inner self is always free of whatever camouflage structure it may presently inhabit.

[...] If you remember the early portions of our latest book (Mass Events), then this information should fall into place, for consciousness emerged from the inside outward. [...]

[...] Right now I’m looking at the clock — and it seems that you were so far away that it seems I should take four hours to get back. [...]

[...] I think the suggestions about the two frameworks that we’ve worked out are very close to the suggestions that Seth implied we should use in the hypnosis experiments.

He should look over his clothes, for example, lay out his special ones, or whatever, so that he can begin to feel he is capable of choosing his own attire for the day. [...]