“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Twice-daily treatments with hydrogen peroxide and a sulfadiazine cream were started. [...]

Jane’s hearing is much improved after treatment with decongestants and a pair of minor operations in which tiny drainage tubes were inserted through her eardrums—the procedure is called surery—to relieve internal blockage. [...]

[...] And now, we just have to wait an unknown number of weeks or months for the thyroid treatment to rejuvenate her vitality. [...]

(“But what do you do when you’re faced with that kind of treatment in a place where you can’t walk out if you disagree with it?” I asked. [...]

[...] All of the gestures, dances, and other procedures are shock treatments, startling the subject out of habitual reactions so that he or she is forced to focus upon the present moment. [...]

[...] The medical profession is fond of saying that such individuals prevent patients from seeking proper treatment. [...]

[...] The nightmare itself can be like a shock treatment given by one portion of the self to another, in which cellular memory is touched off much as it might be in such an LSD session.

[...] In the same way that some LSD treatment finally results in a feeling of rebirth (that is often only temporary, however), so a period of such nightmares often leads quite naturally to dreams in which the self finally makes new and greater connections with the source of its own being.

[...] The individuals who seek out treatment fear the nature of their own identity more than anything else. [...]

You often avoid this natural treatment, however, and run from frightening conscious thoughts that would in their turn lead you to the source of “negative” beliefs, where they could be faced; you could then travel through them, so to speak, into feelings of joy and victory. [...]

[...] This is not the case with natural inner treatments that are carried on in individual behavior. [...]

Ruburt found great comfort in the church as a young person, for if it created within its members the image of a Sinful Self, it also of course provided a steady system of treatment—a series of rituals that gave the individual some sense of hope the Sinful Self could be redeemed, as in most of Christianity’s framework through adherence to certain segments of Christian dogma. [...]

[...] Even two plants of the same kind sometimes require completely different treatments. [...]

[...] They react in their own ways to suggestion to the tone of your voice, to your expectations of their behavior, to your treatment of them—and in that regard your body consciousness responds to your conscious treatment of it. [...]

[...] The working men were a shock treatment of a kind. [...] Such shock treatments often jolt your belief systems. [...]

[...] A woman she met had cancer of the face, and was taking the drug interferon as treatment. [...]

[...] Such people often watched the animals and observed nature’s own therapies and treatments.

[...] It had to do with shock treatment, she said wonderingly. [...]

(For the past week we’ve been trying a “new” treatment for Jane’s symptoms —one we read about recently, and which involves the application of cold packs to her knees and hands for starters. [...] It’s the opposite of the usual treatment—heat—given for her kind of difficulties.

[...] When Judy, the RN, brought the lunch tray this noon, and replaced a couple of dressings, we asked her to contact Mary and find out exactly what Mary and Dr. G had talked about, re Jane’s treatment. [...]

[...] They react in their own ways to suggestion, and in that regard your body consciousness responds to your conscious treatment of it. [...]

[...] But the individual, even as a patient, must always have a choice, and have the right to refuse any treatment being suggested.

[...] The treatment is very relaxing, very beneficial, especially for bedsores.

[...] Then she told me my “treatment” had helped a lot, beginning a few minutes after I stopped. [...]

[...] By the time we obtained treatment for it the time was close to noon, so it seemed there would be no session this evening, or at most a few words from Seth acknowledging the seriousness of Jane’s predicament.

[...] Some of my questions grew out of my taking the cats for treatment of fleas and ticks, I told Jane, and I repeated the questions today.

[...] We agreed her energy wasn’t any better than it had seemed before she went in, but at least Dr. Kardon’s treatment was supposed to be in the process of remedying that. [...]

(10:07.) I have been very gentle in my treatment of your mores and institutions — for I do not want you to be against your world, but for a more fulfilling one. [...]