“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Honestly admitting your own feelings to yourself will help give you release from the symptoms. Do not brood upon the feelings but admit them as your own, and then simply let them go. [...]

[...] Either that, or admit you did not want it.

[...] He would not admit them consciously. [...]

[...] I finally admitted to being completely baffled by the whole affair including the way people lived and behaved generally, etc.

When he feels that way he inhibits the feeling and does not admit it.

[...] One of the nurses popped in on her way home to tell us that Georgia Cecce had just been admitted to the hospital — “Down the hall, in room 307.” [...]

[...] When he feels he is in a bind, he should admit it and tell you. [...]

[...] This tendency exists simply because you are unfamiliar with other types of validity, whose impact is every bit as real; so real in fact that once such proof has shown itself, even the intellect must be influenced and agree to a validity which it must admit it cannot understand.

The pajamas merely represented symbolically your refusal to admit the fact of, first, nakedness; to hold off birth, to gaze about in the theatre of existence before permitting yourself to be born again on the physical plane, this deliberation always having been somewhat a portion of your makeup.

[...] It is not a matter necessarily of how much time you spend, for admittedly your hours are well consumed. [...]

Now, although I admit I usually come to you with a voice like a musical thunder, with a voice that seems to weigh a thousand pounds, that seems to plop into the room, yet I can also come lightly as a leaf and be here when you do not know. [...]

There must be, however, a willingness to admit that there are other dimensions in which you exist. [...]

There must be, however, a willingness to admit that there are other dimensions in which you exist. [...]

Dr. Instream treated Seth with deference, great deference—and I admit that I found this somewhat suspicious at the time. [...]

[...] Neither of us would know it or want to admit it!”

[...] He wants to know where the words are coming from and still wonders if I am a part of his subconscious; and I must admit that I find such an idea appalling. [...]

[...] Yet, you would not have consciously admitted the experience not too long ago, as something like it happened at an earlier date and you forgot it consciously.

[...] The realization is there anytime you are ready to admit it. [...]

Now, I admit that no child ever spoke with a voice like mine. [...]

[...] To give up the youthful ideas was to admit that he was no longer the young writer.

To let these ideas go was to let his youth go, and to admit that many of those ideas, believed in so strongly and so stubbornly, were not working any longer. [...]

[...] This has something to do with an intellectual reluctance to admit truths delivered to him psychically and intuitively. [...]

[...] I admit that it is sometimes inconceivable to me that a human being can imagine his world to be meaningless, for the very existence of one human body speaks of an almost unbelievable molecular and cellular cooperation that could hardly result through the bounty of the most auspicious works of chance.

[...] Ruburt is as “detailed” about his own working habits as you both admit you are in yours. [...]

Your scientists consider themselves quite rational, yet many of them, at least, would be more honest when they tried to describe the beginning of the universe if they admitted that reason alone cannot provide any true insight. [...]

[...] I speculated about whether her sitting on such desires, not daring to admit them, say, might have surfaced as fear of scorn and criticism, and so forth. [...]

“He might,” Rob admitted. [...]

[...] Dr. Instream admitted that he didn’t know how to evaluate them statistically. [...]

[...] Seth also said that there were eighteen shrubs out in front of the nightclub, but Bill had to admit that though there were shrubs out front, he hadn’t thought of counting them.