Session 354: Blocks, Blue, and Big Wins

Recorded on July 19, 1967, this session is part of The Early Sessions, Book 8, and it’s packed with some seriously chilling wisdom on how the mind and body play together.

Just a heads-up: this podcast and report are distributed free of charge on all major platforms for educational purposes. Now, let’s get into the good stuff.

The Breakdown of "Blocks"

Seth kicks things off by noting that Jane (referred to as Ruburt) has reached a shiny new plateau. The big takeaway here is that healing isn’t just a slow crawl; it happens in chunks.

• Group Cleaning: Physical symptoms aren't just random; they are tied to "inner associations." When those negative mental blocks clear out, the physical symptoms drop away in groups.
• Plateau Power: This new level of health is a "high plateau." While there might be tiny "momentary slippages," the overall progress is solid and won't just vanish.
• The Miller Connection: Seth gives a specific pro-tip: "Ruburt’s Mr. Miller should definitely be contacted." It seems following instructions leads to results—who would’ve thought?

Flipping the Energy Switch

For a while, the body's energy was being diverted into "nervous symptoms," leaving the physical form a bit starved. Seth explains that the metabolism was basically being hijacked by stress.

• Energy Reversal: The process has been flipped. Instead of feeding the symptoms, energy is now going back to the organism to help it rebuild.
• Weight Gain Expectations: Seth mentions that weight gain is on the horizon once the body finishes "recouping its losses." He even suggested vitamins to help the organism catch up.
• The Acceleration Process: Healing has a snowball effect. As larger blocks of symptoms disappear, vitality increases, which in turn speeds up the recovery. It’s a virtuous cycle of wellness.

Class is in Session

Jane just started her first ESP class, and Seth had a front-row seat (figuratively speaking).

• Spontaneity is Key: Seth notes it was "amusing to watch" Ruburt and encourages more freedom and spontaneity in these classes.
• Equipped for Success: Seth points out that while success requires work, it’s "the kind of success he is personally equipped to work for and achieve."
• The Core Group: Don't sweat the attendance; Seth reassures that a "good core group will be gathered" and drawn to the classes.

Color Therapy and Home Improvement

Believe it or not, painting the bathroom actually helped turn the tide for Jane's health.

• The Power of Blue: Ruburt was craving blue for a reason—it’s a healing color. Seth recommends adding blue to the kitchen next to keep those vibes going.
• Contrast is Queen: The craving for "deep blue" reflects a desire for contrast and healing energy.

Words from the Source

To give you a real taste of the session, here are some direct insights from Seth:

"The symptoms are released in blocks, as blocks of inner associations, negative associations, drop away and are cleared, you see."

"He will have to work for success, but this is the kind of success he is personally equipped to work for and achieve."

"Blue, incidentally, is a healing color, which is why Ruburt craves it."

Closing Thoughts

The big message here? Don't stop the effort just because things are looking up. Complete conquest of the symptoms is the best insurance against them ever coming back. Keep those communication channels open and stay the course.

Vist sethcenter.com/the-early-sessions for the source.