“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] By now, Rob lets the boy in. [...]

(“Let me know when you get clues as what part is speaking,” I said. [...]

[...] I will let our friend take back his class. [...]

Above all however do not concentrate upon this as a problem, but as a challenge you are even now overcoming, and let the rest of your day flow with other creativity.

(What I’m trying to do is to let the information Seth has given in the last several deleted sessions for me, starting with that for April 4, sink in so that I can achieve a synthesis of it all both consciously and unconsciously. [...]

[...] In the meantime, I’ve let myself go, not working hard in any direction, relaxing while working on the files, or in the yard, or shopping or painting or whatever. [...]

[...] He, again, also learned to identify with tension, so there can be some alarm as he lets it dissolve. [...]

[...] It is important then that he begin using his psychic abilities to help heal his own body, and he will begin doing that as he understands that it is indeed safer to let that tension go, and to free his psychic and physical motion. [...]

[...] It is true he needs quite constant reassurance on that point, however—for letting go is something he would not do to any extent earlier in the same fashion. [...]

[...] Do remind me, and let it go for now. [...]

[...] Let these freely come. [...]

[...] I suggest also that on those occasions how when any frightening feelings begin to arise to call you, to feel free to free-associate with them and let them rise.

Let me begin humorously by saying, “Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.”

[...] I will let our friend here take a rest.

[...] When he lets himself alone this happens naturally. [...]

[...] Therefore I want him to understand how best to help himself along by letting himself alone.

[...] That is, he encounters a fresh flow of new perceptions, or of perceptions suddenly appearing in an original manner, so that he is seized with energy, and has merely then to let the intuitive information flow. [...]

Now let us look at the dream, and also at today’s activities. [...]

[...] “They were on the telephone—why it bothers us and why we’ve been turning it down so much lately—but he decided to let us make up our own minds about it. [...]

[...] These young people also feel quite legitimately, though subconsciously, that you are beginning to let them down. [...]

Now let us change the subject. [...]

[...] We shall let you wait and see what it is.

[...] The question has been exaggerated lately by Prentice-Hall’s decision to let Dialogues go out of print —John Nelson’s office wrote Jane last week, offering to sell us as many copies as we wanted at 85 cents a copy. [...]

[...] What is the nature of the reality that lets this miracle occur?”

[...] You do not let your organism suitably relax enough in the moments of safety that the body requires. [...]

[...] We shall here let Ruburt open his eyes... Let’s have better ideas.

I will let our Ruburt rest, at least for a moment or so. [...]

[...] Jane spoke aloud, requesting that if anybody was around they let us see them or become aware of them somehow. [...]

[...] I also have the impression that somebody could take me over rather completely, if I’d let them, with some rather emotional stuff; that I’d go through something I don’t particularly want to, full blast.”

(Again I said to forget it, let it all go.

[...] In this one respect your technology has let you down, but the electrical manifestations of which I speak could not even be searched for, or anticipated within your physical field, until the reality of man’s psychic nature began to make itself known. [...]

[...] Rather, action itself is not less limited, but you can experience action with less limitations, for the ego which erects such limitations lets down its guard.

[...] Give me a brief moment here, and let us see what we can do for our so-fatigued friend. [...]

[...] You will have to let the Midwest stand as is. [...]

There would have been no overwhelming conflict for him, hence no such physical symptoms as he has encountered, if he was content, you see, basically to let you carry the financial ball—in other words, if he were truly a dependent personality.

[...] Let Ruburt’s determination be applied here and it will meet with constructive benefits. [...]

I will let you return to your social discourse.

[...] I will let you return to what I hope is pleasant social discourse.