“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The church could not trust revelations, lest new orders might come to contradict the old ones, to upset the spiritual status quo, and hence the social organization that developed about it; or that might revive old tenets once a part of Christianity but later dropped—such as a belief in reincarnation.

[...] You were afraid to trust your intuitions, and the circumstances of your early life encouraged this fear. But you have now learned to trust yourself and have expanded accordingly. [...]

Now until Ruburt’s psychic experiences and the beginning of this expansion of consciousness and abilities, he was used to relying upon other levels of trust. [...]

[...] Greater belief and trust in yourselves is necessary, and it is for this reason that you must ruthlessly cut out all other demands. [...]

Love involves self-respect, the trust in individual biological zest and integrity. [...]

[...] (Whispering now:) Trust the changes in Ruburt’s [own condition]. [...]

[...] Having artificially separated yourselves from nature, you do not trust it, but often experience it as an adversary. [...]

[...] Your religions tell you that man is sinful: The body is not to be trusted; the senses can lead you astray. [...]

[...] He is not so afraid now of making mistakes, or of trusting his own judgment, though he thinks it might conflict with your ideas in any given case. [...]

You do not trust your inner selves sufficiently, nor the knowledge that you have within you. [...]

[...] It is as if you must look at others to see how you are doing — and when you are taught not to trust your own abilities, then of course you need the opinions of others overmuch. [...]

[...] Trust the body’s rhythms as these changes occur, however. [...]

[...] This is merely because you have not trusted your ego’s ability to offer adequate protection. [...]

[...] I do not tell you this to make you feel badly, only to show you once again that you should trust your impulses, because in your particular case your ego has overbuilt its defenses.

[...] He also, to a much greater degree than you, never trusted his instincts, although they were very strong. [...]

[...] I devoutly hope and trust that this session will mark the beginning of something very good. [...]

[...] I don’t trust myself without them.” [...]

[...] You told him to trust himself constantly but you gave him no example, only words, for you did not trust yourself to that degree.

[...] Your father loved it but never trusted it. [...]

This was a great fulfillment on his part, for the inventor did not trust himself to feel much emotion, much less give birth to emotional beings. [...]

There seems to be a messenger through whom you are sending your own attitudes and setting your terms, and he can only be trusted so far. [...]

[...] He is not to be trusted. [...]

[...] Therefore, listen to your own inner voice and follow your way, but do not trust those who tell you that good vibrations are here with A and B and C and bad vibrations are with E, F, G and H, for the energy that forms All That Is is within each. [...]

[...] Waking, however, you forget — or you do not trust what you remember.

[...] The main point is for him to trust the process of healing—and for you to reinforce that belief, for it will in itself accelerate the process. [...]

[...] And you also did not trust your own body to perform adequately under such a situation—hence your own personal discomfort. [...]

For several years after Jane’s death, I explored possible publishing ventures with old and trusted friends — people who, like Richard Kendall and Suzanne Delisle, sincerely wanted to see Jane’s and my work kept in print. [...]

[...] He had put a great weight of trust and loyalty in you, and felt lost, insecure and frightened. [...]