“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He told himself he should be calm when Tam came, and trust himself and not be concerned, which is very logical. [...]

Again, help Ruburt trust his feelings of relaxation, and trust your own. [...]

[...] The physical situation will change in any case, and for the better (long pause), but the crisis situation itself helped rearouse Ruburt’s lack of trust. [...]

Regardless of these differences, the overall picture is largely the same: you cannot trust yourself, your body, the natural world. [...]

(10:14.) Many people are already beginning to alter their picture of the world, but they are afraid of trusting their own intuitions. [...]

She does not trust her body nor her fellow men. [...]

[...] Do not be afraid of making errors in your paintings, but trust your inner self. [...]

[...] Trust yourself to plunge fully into large endeavors in your work, and do not be afraid of making errors.

[...] Almost each day we reread some of the late sessions doing with letting go, trust of the body and impulses, and similar concepts; they have been a great help. [...]

[...] He is beginning to trust the source of his being. [...]

[...] Maybe just the permissiveness is a sign of loosening checks and balances that have had physical reflections—not just because of psychic work per se—but because I haven’t learned to trust the self I was working with....

Your loving encouragement will help Ruburt change his own beliefs, for you can (underline three times) help him trust his physical body. [...]

[...] There is no basic trust of the inner self. The personality does not basically recognize or trust the ability of the inner self, and this results in an intense inhibited fear.

The ego of the personality does not trust its own inner organisms. [...]

[...] My fondest wishes to you all, but you are all indeed like nervous birds perched on a peaked roof, in the midst of a high wind; at least this evening, and if I treat you with less politeness, it is only because I speak with the license of an old and trusted friend.

[...] It is very important that he understand and trust such occurrences. [...]

[...] As Ruburt’s muscles exert themselves they often also hurt, but there is no one for him to compare his situation to—and because he has not trusted the body he becomes alarmed.

I want the suggestion given again, then: “I can trust the physician within, and the ancient wisdom of my body.” [...]

[...] If at the same time you seemed overly critical—to him, now—of a manuscript, say, or his missing sessions, then it seemed approval was denied him from the one person whose integrity he trusted.

[...] If you reacted as Nebene you would later rationalize the results to him—while he would know in that (underlined) instance he was not projecting so he could not trust his reactions toward you.

[...] He trusts you. [...]

[...] One impulse may be in response to one need, one to another—but all in all, taken together, they will sustain and guide you to your most fulfilling situation if they are allowed to, and if they are trusted.

[...] She’s kept in mind to remind herself of her trust in her body, and it’s helped.

[...] You do not trust the natural consciousness of the body, so that when its end nears — and such an end is inevitable — you do not trust the signals that the body gives, that are meant to free you.

[...] Beginning the day with the positive suggestions will, as time progresses, reinforce Ruburt’s sense of personal energy and power, and trust of the self. [...]

The feeling, of course, was based on lack of trust. [...]

[...] In that context you do not trust good fortune—indeed, it seems practical not to trust it. [...]

[...] It is as if you can trust your abundance only if you can prove to yourselves that there is a threat connected with it, or say “After all, it is not all that good.” [...]

[...] Remember what I said about improvements, so that you trust them. [...]

You are afraid to trust improvements, so that they could follow no main clear-cut line, but bubbled up here and there, seemingly going nowhere. [...]

[...] She trusts her insight, though, and has already written a few pages for the new book. [...]

He does not trust his own self-structure, or his ability to act effectively. [...]

(Lately I’ve really been working with ideas of safety, saying and believing that I am safe, secure and supported and that I do trust my natural spontaneous motion.... [...]