“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This is a friend you have known in the past, and you can trust him, and I know him well. [...]

(From the 22nd session for February 4, 1964:) I have never trusted the written word half as much as I trust the spoken word, and on your plane it is difficult to trust either. [...]

[...] (Humorously, to a certain student:) You would trust your mustache!

[...] She was not trustful of it at the moment. [...]

[...] And trust your own Nebene material.

[...] This is why you trust the male qualities in Ruburt; why Richard chose a family in which he married where the males have been dominant, and why Loren chose for a wife a woman with more vitality than he.

[...] Fears, however, have prevented him from fully trusting—or consistently trying—such avenues, not only fears, but the batteries of past beliefs, both on his part and yours, with their unfortunate patterns of behavior and conditioned responses. [...]

[...] Three men seem to be involved, and one you cannot trust. [...]

I trust I have been of some assistance. [...]

(We’ve lost the old sense of freedom we had with Prentice-Hall, where we can just do our work, ship it to them, and expect it to be well handled, with royalties paid every so often and a trust both felt and expressed between the two sides. [...]

[...] This is taken care of by the inner self and if you trust it, it will keep you in excellent health. [...]

Once again, we had no guidelines on how to use Jane’s material, except to trust that we’d do the best we could. [...]

[...] I must unwittingly fall into error when I trust myself the most, since I share that sinful propensity. [...]

[...] And that trust always reflects, I’m sure, Seth’s own larger view of reality, as I just quoted him from Session 915. [...]

“Lately I’ve 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. [...]

[...] It was to be some time before I completely trusted myself and my own reactions again. [...]

[...] Your own nature is a good nature and you can trust it. [...]

(“I equated curtailment of activities with physical self-adopted limitations because when this started I didn’t trust myself to curtail activities consciously . [...]

[...] I was later one of these, and because of my nationality was never trusted. [...]

[...] Though they may not agree with his political beliefs, they will on the other hand trust his integrity because the movement is conservative. [...]

At times, Joseph, you have not trusted your ego’s ability to protect you. [...]

[...] I trust this will satisfy him.

When we hesitate, hold back, falter, when we hold back energy in the hopes of saving it, when we allow fear rather than trust to guide our activities, when the quality of our lives becomes less than we know it should be—then warnings flash. [...]

[...] They may be different at various times, but they can be trusted. [...]