“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The acquiescence to your own power will automatically flow through your experience, activating your dream life as well and providing additional helpful impetus to your waking reality. [...]

There must, or should be, particularly in this season, an acquiescence toward growth and release in general, and this can be triggered, though such triggering should not, ideally, be necessary to the enjoyment of nature. [...]

[...] They prefer to leave physical life in a blaze of perception, battling for their lives, at a point of challenge, “fighting” and not acquiescent.

[...] Affirmation then is the acquiescence to your ability, as a spirit within flesh, to form the physical reality of your creaturehood.

Now you acquiesced in our experiment earlier this evening, when Ruburt and you spoke at the [supper] table. [...]

When and if it is killed by its brothers, this is not an act of cruelty but an innate understanding that the creature can no longer operate physically without agony; a quite natural euthanasia is involved, in which the “patient” also acquiesces. [...]

[...] Let me reinforce faith in your innate ability to find joyful acquiescence, and to rise above any problems that you have.

You can learn to dismiss it—not as a reality to which others may not give acquiescence, but one that you realize is basically powerless. [...]

[...] It means acquiescing to your reality as a spirit in flesh. [...]

New paragraph: Despite all “realistic” pragmatic tales to the contrary, the natural state of life itself is one of joy, acquiescence with itself — a state in which action is effective, and the power to act is a natural right. [...]

Now you, particularly earlier, acquiesced in this. [...]

[...] She is over, or will be over, the worst hump by then, and even the ego will be forced to acquiesce.

[...] The personality, the present ego, will not acquiesce to action, will not go along with it as part of it, but attempts to force it along its own directions. [...]

[...] In this, Jon subconsciously acquiesced, to learn patience and forbearing—to take what he considered his medicine all in one dose, so to speak.”

[...] I was frightened by her resolve, and by my own acquiescent participation in such a plan. [...]

[...] Ruburt, at that age — when he changed at the third grade — had quite a will then, in that he forced his mother to acquiesce to the change of schools. [...]

[...] Let me reinforce my faith in your innate ability to find joyful acquiescence, and to rise above any problems that you have. [...]

[...] He does indeed give acquiescence for these sessions, and I am indeed fond of you both. [...]

[...] We could hardly object to that: after all, for whatever strong personal reasons Jane had done her best to stay out of the hospital, and I had acquiesced to her decisions. [...]