“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] This was faithful to the inner senses. [...]

[...] It is a most faithful reproduction of psychological time, and one of your truest camouflages.

[...] It only needs to have the faith that means are available—even if those means are beyond its own scope of activity.”

[...] If there is a large body of beliefs, however, that dampen those bodily purposes, that encourage timidity rather than courage, promote fear rather than faith, then you run into difficulty—particularly if the grounds for those beliefs are not present in any given moment. [...]

[...] I am speaking of a lack of faith that makes you question what earlier you had taken for granted. [...]

Your faith in your own work is highly important. [...]

[...] Only faith in your own abilities will allow you to be daring.

[...] His mother, incidentally, was deeply terrified of faith healers. (Pause.)

Your brother Stephen must have faith in his own abilities, for these represent his (underlined) freedom and eventual success.

[...] He is afraid of making people lose their faith. [...]

[...] Faith in his abilities and in himself as a part of All That Is, will now set him in motion. [...]

[...] As the joy of life is reflected in all of your acts, affecting your work, bodies, environment and the people you meet, so your problems are also faithfully reflected in all of these areas.

[...] For several reasons that I will not go into here, these projections did not mirror inner events faithfully enough. [...]

[...] Christianity saw it as heaven, inhabited by God the Father, His angels, the saints, and [the] deceased faithful.

[...] You have a right to refuse guests, of course, and yet if you learn to work with Framework 2 with greater faith you will find that other issues are usually involved than those immediately apparent.

[...] You do need a faith in the existence of that reality, however, therefore I suggest that your program once again includes your helping Ruburt change his working space, and that this time you both try it with a kind of loving play, if that is possible. [...]

[...] He has been doing his own kind of energy exercises, involving the particular “sore” (the ulcer on her coccyx; it’s slowly closing), but I suggest that he does one of those exercises faithfully every day, and that both of you simply see the area healed. [...]

[...] But for now I expect this week’s suggestions to be faithfully followed.

[...] He concentrated upon proofs of the body’s “lack of dependability” in the past, and now is beginning to build up his faith in its dependability. [...]

He must not immediately try to check out the results, but have faith that they will come. [...]

[...] Sometimes that picture is a fairly faithful representation, and sometimes people make artificial portraits of themselves, and instead of speaking for themselves to others, they let their artificial portraits do it for them. [...]