“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Last night in bed all through the night off and on I had the following hard-to-explain but welcome experience. First, after just half asleep I suddenly knew how to turn over in a particular easy way that didn’t hurt nearly as much as usual. Then sometime later I realized I’d been very comfortable, sleeping great, but was now getting sore again—hips in particular, and arms. Then I became disoriented, and couldn’t figure out if I was in bed or in my chair. Realized I was in bed, in a particular position and making certain motions that were self-conflicting, leading to the discomfort; and that I was in this position because I thought I’d done something wrong that somehow necessitated the position. Guilt was involved. At the same time almost I realized quite clearly that I’d made a mistake; I hadn’t done anything wrong and the position was needless. And at once my physical discomfort vanished. This same process—with different positions in bed—happened four or five times, each time with the discomfort vanishing just about instantly. (AM. I’m quite uncomfortable though.)

[...] Deposits in the right upper arm have vanished.

The soreness continues for a while, however, and then vanishes as the muscle regains strength through use. [...]

The morning symptoms here represented in concentrated form the vanishing power of the illness that swept him through, the vanishing force of what was an all-day condition at one time. [...]

[...] (In the last session.) They are vanishing, in that they no longer have the power to frighten him in the same way that his physical symptoms had in the past. [...]

[...] The arthritis symptoms as such have largely vanished. [...]

[...] These two suggestions had much to do with the early morning symptoms, and these also, you see, are now vanishing.

This condition has vanished. [...]

[...] The night sensitivity, you see, vanished when our sessions began, and returned masked with symptoms when his difficulties began. [...]

As I told you in our last session, the original beliefs behind the symptoms have largely vanished. [...]

[...] It will not take anything like the same amount of time to vanish as it did to establish itself. [...]

[...] The day in which it was produced would vanish and be nothing—only the work would survive as a monument. [...]

[...] Ruburt is aware that those purposes served by his physical condition are quickly vanishing. [...]

Now: the original reasons for the condition are vanishing. [...]

You have working for you the fact that the beliefs causing the condition are quickly vanishing. [...]

The symptoms are being reduced, and are vanishing in reverse order. So to speak, the last ones vanishing first you see. [...]

He saw how the annoying hip condition vanished when he followed the outlined recommendations. [...]

Left alone, any such construction will eventually vanish. [...]

To replace it with a new construction, it is a good idea to suggest that the old construction has indeed vanished, and in its place a new more acceptable one is being built. [...]

[...] What relief to see it vanish. [...]

Now you remember his ribs hurt him for ten days or so, and that then that discomfort largely vanished. For a while he had trouble in the morning getting the chair out of the bathroom because of the difficulty with the left leg, and that vanished. [...]

[...] To the extent that you forget the problem, it will vanish. [...]

[...] As I told you, the reasons behind the body beliefs have largely vanished. [...]

[...] Some of these have already begun to vanish, but both of you to some extent project them into the future, treat them as conditions in fact, and not as beliefs that cause conditions.

[...] In that light your other separate and joint accomplishments seem almost to vanish. [...]

[...] Even though someone may have thrown a stone in your path in the past, as a runner such things would vanish from your mind as you concentrated on the feelings in your body of motion and agility.

[...] This will help, but the conditions now should vanish with your understanding.

And I will vanish for the evening.

It is as much an illusion to believe that the past has vanished, as it is to believe that the future does not exist. The past does not vanish, for there was no past to vanish, in those terms.

You no longer perceive the past, therefore you think that it has vanished, and the self that you were has gone. [...]

[...] This vanished almost at once when I snapped to, feeling that a bug or something was crawling up my leg. [...]

In his art we have the nostalgia of the ego for past time, and for lost control of a self that has already vanished, and changed into something new. [...]

[...] The ego, as I have explained, does not vanish. [...]

[...] There are interchanges here, so that certain parts of the personality will seem to vanish. [...]

[...] Overnight—almost—he managed to completely change his picture of himself—and all of the physical evidence that before had confirmed his condition vanished. [...]

[...] Or you may pretend that the worries themselves have images and then “see” these vanishing away.

[...] Ruburt’s particular personality can also find refreshment at his job; as the earlier, still somewhat lingering but largely vanishing sensitivity vanishes, it can be a source of refreshment. [...]

This should vanish, and is as he regains his own spontaneity. [...]

[...] When this was fully understood, the previous suggestions vanished, with their results. [...]

[...] As probabilities go, however, the child’s experience is enough to show it that such illness can indeed vanish overnight. [...]

When he discovers he can walk home, this difficulty will vanish. [...]

[...] This does not mean he should pretend they do not exist, but they will vanish to the extent that he directs energy away from them.

[...] The deep depressions have largely vanished. [...]

He should also imagine the future when present symptoms have vanished like the others. [...]