“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(9:37.) Ruburt needs your help once again to reassure him that relaxation is safe, that it is safe to let go, that he will not fall into darkness, that his muscles will actually become stronger as they relax, and that his creativity rises to the surface when his body and mind are more relaxed. [...]

[...] He dammed his own up, letting it out only in the deep but narrow channel of his interest. [...]

[...] Let us get to the details in our time. [...]

Nebene, while thankful to Jane, quickly let other aspects enter in once you had safely decided upon painting rather than comics, which were to him degrading. [...]

Nebene is quite jealous of Tam’s influence, such as it is, but again, Nebene let it be known he disapproved. [...]

[...] Let him realize that (emphatically), and the healing energy can more freely circulate through his physical body—with results as astounding as his books are! [...]

[...] I made sure I let Jane know how much I appreciate getting these sessions, and her own physical healing processes.

2. Did I go overboard on “Unknown” Reality? Why did I choose to do notes for it —let alone publish it in 2 volumes? [...]

Remember, when you look at events, to classify as significant those improvements and events that are most favorable to your cause, and let other ones dwindle as far as your attention to them is concerned. [...]

[...] Let the creative unconscious mind take care of all of that.

[...] What counts is keeping it up, without trying too hard, and letting the body do its thing.

[...] Anything will help, Jane, so let’s see what happens.

[...] The best way is just to let go and dive.

[...] The new schedule was still taking its toll in lost sleep; though we had felt good at the beginning of the session, already we were let down. [...]

If you are too tired to continue the session then by all means let me know. [...]

[...] I’m okay, let’s continue.”)

Let us hear how things go. [...]

Now, to prove to you that I am a good and hearty fellow and that I do not always wear a long disastrous face with a chin upon the floor, I will leave you and let you partake of your social discourse. [...]

I will let our friend (Ruburt) rest—but I will stay in focus—and you had all better stay in focus! [...]

Now, I do not make a practice of being severe with young ladies with whom I am not well acquainted—therefore, I am letting you both off the hook. [...]

[...] And if you let it speak, then indeed it can speak within you in a voice as loud and joyous as any I dare use within the confines of this room. [...]

[...] That’s the best way to use suggestion, I said: keep the goal in mind and let the unconscious mind see to those healing details necessary to get one where one wants to go.

Let Ruburt take a break, and I will return at least briefly. [...]

Now: you cannot really go wrong with your suggestions at this stage of the game, as long as you allow the body’s wisdom freedom, so that it automatically lets its own order predominate. [...]

To let them go was to lose that portion of himself that had created them. [...] With love and longing, he let go that portion of himself, and they were free. [...]

[...] All That Is had to let go. [...]

There is other material pertaining to you and Prentice, and Ruburt has his old habits—but for now we will let it rest. [...]

[...] I decided it was better to let her think over the session for a while, then lead into the hypnosis thing. [...]

[...] I reassured her, saying to let the session penetrate. [...]

[...] Let your very deep relationship bubble over. [...]

[...] Before these days, she wouldn’t let much of this kind of material through, being afraid of wishful thinking, distortion, and error. [...]

(Since giving the 848th session for Mass Events, on April 11, Seth has devoted three sessions to personal affairs that Jane and I have let go for a long time. [...]

Give us a moment… Let us look at the many forms idealism can take. [...]

[...] Roger, let us call him, is an idealist at heart, but he believes that the individual has little power in the world, and so he did not pursue his personal idealism in the events of his own life. “Everyone is a slave to the system.” [...]

[...] So let us say in a new commandment: “Thou shalt not kill even in the pursuit of your ideals.”²

[...] They will indeed appear almost effortlessly — but he must let the burden of worry go.

[...] It’s easy to let a good point slip away as the sessions pile up day after day — but those bits of information can always be retrieved through review. [...]

[...] Let us take a hypothetical individual — one who is convinced he has a healthy body, and is proud of mental stability. Let us call this friend Peter.

(11:39.) Give us a moment… That is just enough to let Ruburt know we are on our next chapter.

[...] Now he must trust himself to move physically without thinking, and as much as possible to let his body act in a spontaneous way. [...] This does not mean he should ignore discomfort particularly, but he should take his conscious mind away from his physical body and let it operate alone.

The intuitions will clear this up for him if he lets the matter rest, and again trust his inner self. [...]

[...] In the following chapter we will let you become more aware of these ever-active portions of your own reality. [...]