“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Let us for the moment forget where or how each of you chose certain attitudes. [...]

Let him do his walking or whatever so that he is free to just sit and write before or afterward—you follow me. [...]

Let us change our viewpoint, and consider someone who thinks of financial security as a threat—or rather, believes that overall it is damaging to initiative. [...]

[...] He is too warm, in this particular context, now—he wants to be liked and approved of, so he lets others take advantage of him—and when he knows this it makes him angry. [...]

[...] I wondered how much about all of this she’d never let Seth say. [...]

[...] Later he tried straight novels, but when he let himself go his natural fiction fell into the form of fantasy, outside of the novel’s conventions into science fiction’s form—and at that time further away from the mainstream. [...]

Now in Mass Events and God of Jane he courageously went still further, letting it all hang out, as they say—a necessary part of his own growth and development. [...]

[...] For such research is carried out in the name of progress and the practical common good, of course—and that progress applies also in the remedial treatment of other animals, let us remember. We think that every reader of this book has benefited, and still does, from animal experimentation, some of it most cruel, in ways that he or she can hardly suspect, let alone specify: even benefiting from the use of animals in the study of medical and chemical, beauty and recreational products that can be found in practically every home in the country. [...]

Nor do I think that establishment science will soon be interested in Seth’s ideas that exchanges take place involving our genetic systems, the environment, and cultural events like politics and economics; or that our genetic systems react to our thoughts and emotions—let alone that there’s any genetic planning for future probabilities! [...]

[...] Now, your psychic abilities can help you in your daily life if you will let them do so. You are afraid to let yourselfgo in those terms. You want very much to have your feet solidly in physical reality, and you are afraid that if you let yourself go you will miss your footing, and this is not the case. [...]

For a while then you were willing, comparatively speaking, to let Ruburt express the spontaneous, strongly spontaneous, elements of both of your personalities; with the joys and perils involved, and denying him the responsibility of learning how to temper and use spontaneity. He was willing to let you express the reasoning, deliberate qualities of both of your personalities—the deliberating elements, and to that extent not permitting you to fully express your own spontaneity. [...]

You were apt to put the personal relationship last, or rather to let it go, so that often it seemed to come after everything else. [...]

Whole groups of muscles, particularly on Ruburt’s right side, are letting down, straightening and also untwisting from head to toe. [...]

[...] In one sense you are not divided or separated and you will gain from his added development for he will telepathically let you understand matters that you have never understood before. [...]

[...] Then elaborately:) Let us return to our tale of origins.

[...] It is a teaching mechanism—helping him with it is good, for it shows him that you think it is all right for him to relax and let go. [...]

Without going more deeply into the reasons for such beliefs until later, let me discuss several of the ways in which they impede general well-being. [...]

[...] Let the heart be filled with tr__*(I cannot read my notes for this word) now, knowing that its base can be more refreshing, and his spirits revived far more easily through the recommendations that have been given. [...]

[...] Let the concentration, of course, be on the improvements that have—

[...] Obviously, this was something she couldn’t even manage yesterday, let alone last week, say. [...]

Before bed this evening let Ruburt read his suggestions twice. [...]

[...] It did not exist as you conceive of it (Jane, lying back on the couch, turned to face me), until you felt free to let it emerge, and you did not. [...]

[...] Let me emphasize that they are consciously available. [...]

(Long pause.) The emotions connected with these bridge beliefs may indeed surprise you, but standing upon such unifying structures you are also free to let the emotional flow sweep past, feeling it, but aware for the first time, perhaps, of the origin of those feelings in your beliefs, and no longer afraid of being swept away by them.

[...] You may “justify your life” by biological creativity, and then latch onto your children and never want to let them go. [...]

If Ruburt now and then wants to cry on your shoulder, let him, and comfort him. [...] But the feeling is never let go properly or healthily, and it is a natural reaction—not threatening at all.

[...] Simply let Seth dictate the book—any book—minus any notes on my part. [...]

(Seth:) Now that big brother has had his say, I will bring our Ruburt back to you, and let you take a break. [...]

(Jane felt the other personality would return this evening, and said she wanted to wait and let it build up, forming a kind of flue or open pathway so that she’d go up this easily to make contact. [...]

When we make contact his personality and consciousness in concentrated form makes its journey, in your terms like a speck in space, the consciousness reduced to its essence, and from this experience we then let him fall back into the physical system. [...]

Now let us get through what we can before the two of you get involved in a discussion.

Your afternoon activities today are but a hint of natural communications that you have both let lag. [...]

[...] It will help if you do not let him retreat from it when he is tempted by the old habit.

[...] We keep but one copy on hand, so cannot let the material off the premises.

[...] I am pleased with Ruburt’s Saratoga experience also, and wish to let him know that we will see to it that witnesses do not bother him.

[...] If I neglected to mention Ruburt’s attire, let me here express my approval. [...]

[...] She looked at me but casually as she spoke, and at times let her eyes close. [...]

[...] We are letting all of this come through.

[...] We let all of this material come through purposely, so that you can learn from it.