“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Ruburt’s body to some extent has tranquilized itself. He is following his inclinations. There is a change in chemicals and hormones, so that he is for now mentally cushioned and relatively unconcerned about events.

This allows the body to move and relax more, and provides a natural tranquilizing effect. The physical improvements are greater in this past week than you realize. Some of course are not apparent yet, in your terms. But this time the whole body structure is involved.

[...] Once they are released, hormones are automatically released also into the system, encouraging either periods of activity or tranquilizing periods, according to the specific portions of the overall process. [...]

[...] Domestic tranquillity is highly important to it. [...]

In this category, I am not referring to individuals like Ruburt, who speak for another personality with a sense of ease and tranquillity, and whose resulting information is excellent knowledge — the obvious products of uncommon common sense that proves to be helpful to the individual and others.

Again, the session alone will indeed help, and restore some tranquillity.

(Seth’s last statement had to do with his contention that “hormones are also automatically released into the system, encouraging either periods of activity or tranquilizing periods, according to the specific portions of the overall process [of healing]. [...]

The focus again now therefore, in his prayers, should be on feelings of peace, tranquility, safety and joy in creativity. [...]

[...] In that regard, every person paints his or her own portrait in living color — a portrait that does not simply sit in a tranquil pose at a table, but one that has the full capacity for action. [...]

[...] He used meditation as a tranquilizer to dull his senses and mind, and not for understanding himself. [...]

[...] (Along these lines, I wonder if tranquilizers often cut us off from such intuitive breakthroughs by preventing us from coming to grips with the true “darkness of soul” that can precede such experiences and by allowing us to accept temporary, objective and artificial solutions.)

When resting, and in a tranquil state of mind, he should simply imagine the limbs slowly stretching out, becoming somewhat longer, and then slowly returning to their original length. [...]

[...] It does you no good to avoid this crisis through drugs, through tranquilizers, or through material possessions, for you must face certain facts, and the facts are these. [...]

[...] Bill showed us his Japanese “tranquilizer,” a small black wooden carving he had bought in Puerto Rico.

The second island says: “Suppose my spirit visits your island for a while, to discover what it is like to possess palm trees, a few birds, and a tranquil shore. [...]