“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Seth mentioned a boy who sat in a third or fourth seat in a specific row also given—had he said, for example, fifth or sixth this would have been wrong since Pat told us the students only sit four down.

[...] Luckily, the child usually walks before it is old enough to be taught that impulses are wrong, and luckily the child’s natural impulses toward exploration, growth, fulfillment, action and power are strong enough to give it the necessary springboard before your belief systems begin to erode its confidence. [...]

[...] Let it come down and fill your physical image with joy and vitality, with energy that will fill out your cells and your tissues, with energy that will heal whatever is wrong with your physical being, with energy that will straighten out your thoughts, open up the self that you know to the knowledge that belongs to you (loud) and has belonged to you before the beginning of your time. [...]

[...] Ask him what is wrong when you are bothered with symptoms, and he will most certainly tell you that you are frightening him by dire imaginings that do not exist in his world. [...]

[...] You are in good health, structurally, meaning there is nothing wrong with your heart. [...]

There is nothing physically wrong with you, and yet you have been feeling distress. [...]

There is nothing wrong with the kidneys, but with the suppression of impulse. [...]

[...] There is nothing wrong with the conscious mind. [...]

[...] I may ask you to forget physical stimuli, or suggest that you amplify them, but I am nowhere stating that your mode of consciousness is wrong. [...]

(I had a peculiar feeling of something gone wrong. [...]

[...] Or did I get the word wrong?”)

You may have taken the word down wrong but your performance has certainly been excellent irregardless. [...]

[...] I believed the answer I had received, saying that the pendulum hadn’t steered me wrong yet on any major question. [...]

[...] I did voice some thoughts that I’ve mentioned before: about why, in times of great stress when it’s obvious the organism is in trouble, it doesn’t intuitively override wrong thinking and set itself right so that it can go on about the business of life, etc. [...]

(She also had the idea that in our society we’re so educated and used to condemning ourselves if we have anything wrong with us, that we blind ourselves to the real reasons we fall ill to begin with. [...]

[...] There is nothing wrong with the joints, except for the tension under which they have been placed, and this is disappearing. [...]

[...] Some people are so convinced, in fact, that eating is wrong that they diet until they become ravenously hungry, then overeat and force themselves to vomit up the residue.

[...] The beliefs boil down to your ideas of right and wrong, and they involve all of your attitudes concerning illness and health, wealth and poverty, the relationships of the races, religious conflicts, and more important, your intimate day-by-day psychological reality.

[...] In a strange fashion, he may even feel that it is wrong to have sex with his own wife, believing that the sex act so degrades the both of them. [...]

There is nothing wrong with Ruburt’s bladder. [...]

[...] There is nothing wrong with the ego. If there is nothing wrong with a flower, why should ego be a dirty word? [...]

[...] At the same time other activities became taboo as not-work, so it was “wrong” to putter about the house in his work hours, and equally wrong to work after hours, when people who worked should be free.

(Jane first became aware that something was wrong with the finger at 2 PM or so Thursday, as we were finishing an interview with Peggy Gallagher about our experience in the 1972 flood in Elmira. [...]

[...] Her impression was that we’d do this each night, so I must be wrong here. [...]

([Theodore:] “In the back of your mind you think a negative thought, then say, ‘Oops, this is wrong’ and try to change it. [...]

[...] Such inner remedies and such real remedies do not come in packages and you cannot pick them up at the supermarket, and they are not herbs to be eaten for breakfast though these will serve as an in-between measure and there is nothing wrong with in-between measures. [...]

[...] You move quickly, emotionally, and there is nothing wrong with this. [...]

[...] Your negative emotions appear to you quite obviously as ill health and wars and desolation, and when something is wrong you recognize them. [...]

[...] Knowing it was wrong somehow, she tried to be objective, to get back on the right track without knowing how to go about it. [...]

[...] I did not want Ruburt to get away from the family group idea, you see, but he kept getting specific in the wrong direction. [...]

The April was an attempt to get a spring date, but with the connection with the letter from your family we ended up with the wrong year.