“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Pause.) He had one job, in what seems to be a factory location, in a rather dark environment, with rows of what I assume to be machinery and large windows, treated so that the sunlight did not shine through brightly.

[...] They both treat their beliefs as truths (underlined), with which no one should tamper. [...]

[...] I’ve started a detailed account of its use, including times of application, body parts treated, etc. [...]

[...] Treat it with kid gloves and you are in the middle of a battle. [...]

You can best help in such situations by treating each person as an individual. [...]

[...] There is no need to treat one characteristic as a stepchild.

[...] A young kitten is treated differently than an older one. [...]

[...] These are really instances where the intellect has been trained to use only a portion of its abilities, to zoom in on the most pessimistic of any given series of probable actions — and then treat those as if they were facts.

You may find that someone you considered merely an enemy actually deserved your love and respect, for example, and you will then treat him accordingly. [...]

But in any case she decided that I had it, and since I had already shown some evidence in my body, the next thing was how to treat it. [...]

(And, very simply, the idea that the “event horizons” of black holes may radiate detectable light could be a step in the unification of some of those forces — gravity and electromagnetism — as they are treated in relativity theory and quantum theory, respectively. [...]

To a medical man all of this will seem like the sheerest heresy, because disease will always be seen as an objective thing in the body, to be objectively treated and removed. [...]

He could be vindictive if treated in this manner for long, as rejection of the type that Ruburt is handing out frightens and confuses him. [...]

[...] They are cajoled, petted, treated like amusing pets sometimes, diverted with technology’s offerings but not allowed to use their energy. [...]

[...] And it would indeed be a betrayal of you on my part to treat you in such a manner. [...]

[...] No one is going to deprive a child of food, and yet food can be used in such cases, in terms perhaps of treats, if the child must ask for them, or in some way indicate a choice. [...]

Nevertheless, because the patient is in a condition where he is most susceptible to suggestions, a great responsibility lies upon the shoulders of those who would treat illness. [...]

[...] A rather usual error would be to treat the eyes through different glasses, thereby locking them into a transitory phase. [...]

(Joan Grant is evidently a well-known English medium, and her husband, Denys Kelsey, a practicing psychiatrist who tells of some remarkable successes in treating patients, while keeping in mind the role reincarnation can play in present “living” personality patterns.

[...] Ruburt was outraged that having treated you the way they had, they would so humiliate themselves as to beg for your aid, and instead decided that basically they did not feel humiliated but were asking what they considered their just due.