“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You should be doing something physical, involved in sports, more outgoing.” [...]

[...] This does not mean that you have to collect what you think of as negative thoughts, any more than it means that you should spend a month in a desert if you do not like them. [...]

[...] The cats obviously felt no remorse at all—nor should they. [...]

[...] I should note here, first, a question I’d asked her yesterday, concerning a line of Seth’s that I’d typed up yesterday in Session 889 for Dreams. [...]

When those negative considerations are multiplied, however, when they harden, so to speak, then they do indeed begin to diminish the body’s own natural capacity to heal itself, and to maintain that overall, priceless organization that should maintain it in a condition of excellent strength and vitality.

[...] I should add that as I was backing the car out of the driveway to keep the appointment, Leonard Yaudes pulled in, for the first

[...] No news about Blue Cross — but he had said that we had no worries about gift taxes should anyone contribute to the fund Maude Cardwell is presumably organizing for us. [...]

[...] Both of them were very good, and should reinforce Jane’s progress and attitudes.

Your joint creative abilities should also be more aroused because of this session, so that you will have more intuitive breakthroughs on your own, and jointly, that will benefit you both in many ways. [...]

(I should note that we had the heat turned on in 330 last Tuesday—but that Jane hasn’t used it very much.)

[...] In other terms it is the self which you are; you can call upon your own supraconsciousness therefore, though there should be no reason to do so.

and what should I see

[...] She then said that she’d picked up something from Seth — to the effect that we should live each day without worry as best we could, and let the future take care of itself. [...]

[...] He should definitely every day now reread the sessions that he has collected separately on work and spontaneity—and if you value my recommendations, this is a must. [...]

[...] Why on earth, he thought, should someone form such a reality?

This should be clearly understood, yet the personality is far from static. [...]

[...] Ruburt should definitely resume the point of power. [...]

Whenever this occurs, the steps I have given before should be followed. [...]

[...] Again, the session should automatically help calm his mind and let the panic dissipate.

[...] She said something about she should eat something before the night passes. [...]

[...] And, as she just wrote for me, on April 3, 1976, “I always feel an odd, right, somehow sturdy satisfaction, as if someone should be up to watch the day come; and it’s me.”

[...] The Athenian philosopher (470?–399 B.C.) believed that happiness was the goal, that one should be “well-daemonized,” that the guidance for life came from God.