“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Long pause.) He has also tried to follow our material, to trust it to the best of his ability. [...]

[...] I will try to remain open about it, and trust that the means for it will come through Framework 2.... [...]

[...] The self-destructive behavior was much more advanced now, though, and I could only hope and trust that my dear wife’s feelings of panic were an attempt on her personality’s part to at least discharge some of the dangerous emotional charge that must have accumulated over the years, while being repressed. [...]

[...] The Speakers therefore may appear within dreams as historical characters, as prophets, as trusted old friends, or in whatever guise will impress the particular personality.

“When you are working with your beliefs, find out what you really think about the dream condition, for if you trust it, it can become an even more important ally because of your conscious cooperation.”

[...] I’d told her to forget it, to trust that her body would know when it wanted to walk. [...]

[...] That morning and each morning until that time, I’d been sure of one thing: you could trust physical reality. [...]

During that experience I knew that we formed physical matter, not the other way around; that our senses showed us only one three-dimensional reality out of an infinite number that we couldn’t ordinarily perceive; that we could trust our senses only so far and only so long as we did not ask questions that were beyond their limited scope of knowledge.

[...] You have been taught not to trust that energy, however, and in one way or another your social programs and your governments themselves are based upon the proposition that man must be protected from his own nature —a nature seen as unsavory at best.

[...] (Pause.) The major issue is indeed the reminder that he can trust his own native rhythm and motion—that it is safe to express himself in his natural life. [...]

Trust your intuitions. [...]

[...] You can trust her intuition and judgment along these lines. [...]

[...] (More powerfully:) You do not trust your inner selves enough, or realize the creative ferment brewing. [...]

[...] Jane is really bothered, though, and we trust that Seth was correct in the last session when he said this phase of Jane’s symptoms would soon pass. [...]

Obviously those abilities operate best when you trust them. [...]

It is important that you keep your intent with Ruburt clear, that he will walk properly, that the books will sell well in a second instance, and then trust that the pieces of the completed pattern will all fall into place in Framework 1, as indeed they shall.

[...] Surely to trust the inner self is far easier than in the long run to put your life in the uncomfortable grip of a nervous medical profession. [...]

[...] The question cannot be answered simply in one evening, but each consciousness has its own defense system and its own vitality; you should trust your own.

[...] For this reason, while he is still tempted to lead, he allows himself to lead only in small ways, not trusting yet the judgment which at one time betrayed him.

If you trusted only your so-called scientific method, then you would not admit that you have ever even had a psychological experience, since it takes up no space and exists independently of time. [...]

[...] On the other hand, Ben Fein trusts his intuitions fully, and relies upon them, yet to some extent fears his own great energy. [...]

[...] Yet even in this open [class] group, Ben’s spontaneity becomes embarrassing to adults free enough to play with the idea of spontaneity while not trusting it completely. [...]

An understanding of the issues as I just explained them automatically alters the nature of what is left of those old bondings, thereby releasing the natural, magical properties of the child or natural person within, who possesses its own built-in matrix of safety and trust.

[...] It seemed almost sacrilegious to think that the production of excellent art could involve fun—or worse, an active sense of irresponsibility, a joyful sense of ease, so that if a painting came too quickly you could not trust it. [...]