“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The more a belief encourages you to use your abilities and vitality, then the more affirmative it is.

(12:21.) In other terms, the self that you have projected into the future is sending you back encouragement from a probable reality that you still can create. [...]

[...] And in that moment you are the future self that “once” spoke encouragingly to the person of the past. [...]

[...] On examination of her own thoughts and beliefs, she might well discover that she was so frightened of not achieving her own goals that she actually encouraged her husband’s alcoholism, so that she would not have to face her own “failure.”

One of the main issues is the recognition of the fact that energy is good, that its expression is to be naturally encouraged, and that through such encouragement each individual best fulfills his or her life, and also adds to the development and understanding of the species.

[...] That kind of stimulus, encouraged, and not forgotten or let go, will set up a new set of mental habits, and literally with no effort, as suddenly he finds enjoyment doing the dishes.

[...] You have only to encourage these, and to have faith in the body’s abilities and intents. [...]

[...] By last night, however, Jane had picked up some encouraging messages from Seth, which she relayed partially to me. [...]

[...] Really try to see it as a challenge—the daily reinforcement of trust and belief—so that, again, each of you particularly encourage those emotions of hope and optimism that are so important. [...]

[...] He must be encouraged to use the body, for he will see it respond, and the feedback is highly important for his confidence.

You have yourself obtained benefit from this last group of sessions, understanding the reasons for Ruburt’s condition so that your gentle encouragement now can be highly advantageous.

What you think of as (underlined) male ego-oriented characteristics are simply those human attributes that the species encouraged, brought into the foreground, and stressed. [...]

[...] It had to pretend to dislike and disown that source in the same way that an adolescent may momentarily turn aside from its parents in order to encourage independence. [...]

[...] I read it to Jane, who encouraged me to do more. [...]

[...] But you did not encourage him to express the feelings. [...]

[...] You should have encouraged him to release the feelings and the two of you faced them together. [...]

I simply wanted to speak about this, to encourage you both. [...]

When he is emphasizing his own creativity, encouraging it, encouraging its spontaneity, then that flow has its own impetus and direction. [...]

[...] He was not encouraged, but discouraged from expressing normal anger. [...]

When they began your attitude did not encourage him to express them.

[...] If you truly understood what I am saying, you would realize the importance of encouraging optimistic, jestful feelings of faith, of cultivating them—for it is far more important to collect them than money. [...]

[...] Your encouragement with the bathroom issue was concentrated in that area, and hence effective. [...]

[...] Except for lip service, you do not encourage Ruburt in physical pursuits at all, or reward him for any accomplishments in that area when they do show. In the same way he encourages you to have the lawn or the driveway done.

[...] I want you to encourage each other’s strengths honestly, and not reinforce your weaknesses. [...]

(Long pause.) In this session, again I accelerate those coordinates that encourage well-being and peace of body and mind. [...]

(“Yes, but so far I don’t think my encouragement has done any good.”)

[...] Encourage Ruburt toward motion, and have him encourage himself the idea should be “I can do more, and more easily.”

[...] Encouraging Ruburt to discuss his fears is important, but there is no one reason behind this. [...]

[...] You must learn to reinforce each other’s faith in Ruburt’s constant improvements, as you have encouraged each other’s faith in your own and each other’s creative abilities.

[...] Concentrate, remember those feelings of faith, and encourage them in the other.

[...] You accomplished the quite difficult feat, in certain terms, of finding each other, so that you each had a mate who would aid you in your pursuits—and you tried as best you knew to encourage each other. [...]

(10:45.) Now I bid you a fond and encouraging good evening.