“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

To our friend over here, we have you still enjoying class and coming here most faithfully and with great determination we have you resisting looking into the inner self—and skimming along the edges of realization—delight ourselves with the outskirts of psychic experience [sic]. [...]

[...] This implies the fear that they will not appear, not the faith that they will. [...]

[...] I did not want to break the context or the continuity here, and it was much better that Ruburt remain in a constant state of deep dissociation for the most faithful interpretation of the dreams.

You will see from our previous discussion that such a state is by far the most beneficial if a faithful interpretation is to be received. [...]

[...] This of course requires on your parts energy, self-reliance, faith in what you are doing, and a certain stubbornness. [...]

It is highly important that you do keep up your communications with each other, and that you begin each day in one way or another by stating your faith in the body’s processes. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Let Ruburt follow the program faithfully, yet with a more carefree attitude toward it, with a more relaxed attitude, He should reread the book, yet in his free moments he need not concentrate upon the program. [...]

(To Arnold.) I would like you to do some more writing, for you will have results from that if you continue with it faithfully. [...]

[...] I still had faith in the pendulum, since I’ve obtained many good results.

[...] Be clear in your intent, however, and clear in your faith that the sales increase will benefit all portions of your life, and not cause any problems.

[...] (By having faith that in the future things can be better—thus, no conflict.)

I have said that acts of creativity best approach the workings of Framework 2, for [those] acts always involve leaps of faith and inspiration, and the breaking of barriers.

[...] She was highly amused at the plight of the clergymen of different faiths, who had died, because the circumstances were so different than those they had expected.

[...] I am not suggesting that you take all this on faith. [...]

[...] In his dreams he practiced stringing the words together to form their meanings, so that finally he could consciously begin a sentence without actually knowing how it was begun, yet in the faith that he could and would complete it.

[...] When you begin to question how your heart beats or why, then you can encounter difficulties if you lose the faith that they work spontaneously and that your conscious knowledge is not necessary for the fine mechanisms that keep you alive. [...]

[...] Above all, it appears to be vital that we have faith and confidence that the body knows what it’s doing, and that Jane’s healing processes continue. [...]

(I took her reaction to speak of her faith in my leadership in this instance. In other instances, I told her this noon, I believe she lost faith in my leadership, as detailed so well in the three sessions held here. [...]

[...] It was this foundation he lost faith in, that so frightened him.

[...] I’d gotten her prescription for E-Mycin refilled as soon as Jane’s nurse had pointed out the reinfection, but Jane hasn’t been taking it faithfully, three times a day, as she should. [...]

[...] Now all of these probabilities are in the air about you, so to speak, and I describe them as faithfully as I can, but I must relate them with concepts with which you are somewhat familiar. [...]

Such an optimist will of course not be blind, and he will see that there are indeed many blemishes in the world; but his overall faith not only sustains him, but because of his own state of mind his creativity blossoms to whatever degree he has it. [...]

(Jane reports that during the sessions she now talks along on faith or trust in a way that she couldn’t do ordinarily. [...]

[...] I am not suggesting that you take everything on faith, nothing of the sort. [...]