“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] His feet are not burned simply because he has faith that they will not be. [...] He has learned to focus faith in a highly specialized fashion, and has built up a backlog in that area.

The firewalker’s performance involves one overall clear-cut performance, in which faith has already been achieved, as in Ruburt’s writing, say. [...]

[...] In most such instance, however, the inner work has been progressing in Framework 2, and suddenly emerges in Framework 1. Desire, faith, and beliefs are the keys.

Any individual faithfully traveling into the psyche, with integrity, could show the way, for any such search must necessarily lead to the source of creativity and knowledge.

You cannot say maybe yes, maybe no, but exert your faith. [...]

Earlier she had a greater determination, a stronger faith that helped bring him through. [...]

[...] She must have faith that the life was chosen for a reason, and then the reasons will become at least understandable to her.

[...] Such desires and the challenges mean that you are provided with additional energy and support in Framework 2, but you must have the faith that this is so, and that faith will allow you to draw upon it.

[...] With those memories come feelings of biological exuberance, the body’s faith in itself, all highly important, and far more therapeutic than is ever realized in your society. [...]

[...] Against that image of course he feels inadequate, and of course such an image would make him lose faith in himself to some degree; so it is very important that you realize how well you have both done in many areas of activity, and that you reinforce each other in those directions. [...]

[...] His faith is growing, and both of you can help reinforce it. [...]

[...] But you must also have faith in what you have done, for it was all done in faithful rendering of your view of reality (in quotes) “at any given time.” [...]

[...] See the complete painting as you want it, and have the faith that it will look that way. [...]

[...] The creative selves within you know what you are up to and I know what I hope this class will be up to and you must have faith in each other and trust if we are going to do the kind of group experiments that I have in mind. If you do not have faith in each other in the body you will have none out of it. [...]

(To Florence.) It can always be remedied, and since you are a faithful member of this class, then it seems to me that you are using your abilities very well for you know precisely when to stay away. [...]

[...] Great expectations are built upon a faith in the nature of reality, a faith in nature itself, a faith in the life you are given, whatever its degree—and all children, for example, are born with those expectations. [...]

[...] For this week, the suggestions given remain the same, again, faithfully followed.

[...] Since Marian is a deeply religious person also, Seth tied his ideas on positive thinking and suggestion in with the religious theme, stressing the positive use of faith. [...]

(Should she not be able to master the use of suggestion and positive religious faith quickly enough, Seth reassured Marian that the operation would then take care of the tumor, and that Marian had no worries here. [...]

[...] Christ said that with faith you could move a mountain. [...] You are born on faith, in those terms. [...]

When Ruburt took your second apartment, he did so taking it on faith and against all physical evidence to the contrary that he would have the money to afford it, and the money came. [...]

[...] Try to follow the last suggestions I gave (in the deleted session for January 10, 1977) still more faithfully. [...]

[...] You must live in the faith that your purpose is and will be fulfilled, is being fulfilled and will be fulfilled. You must live in the faith that you have such a meaning and purpose, or you would not be here.

[...] A fourth question, from a girlfriend of Pat’s, asked Seth about the Bahai faith. [...]

[...] You must accept life on its own terms with the faith that your life now has a meaning and a beauty and a purpose. [...]

[...] And once again, I’d reinforced my faith in that simple tool, the pendulum — for me, at least.

[...] Obviously I am speaking here of scientific dogma, but such dogma is far more religious than scientific, for it also expects to be believed without proof, on faith alone.

[...] Indeed, these inbred, inner psychological predispositions are all-important if the information carried by your genes and chromosomes is to be faithfully followed.

[...] It also represents his growing faith in his own psychic vision, and hence his return to his own natural rhythms and motion.

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

Now the degree to which you evolve spiritually depends upon your faith in our work. Yet I have not asked you, and never would, to go on faith alone, for I have given you, and will continue to give you, evidence of abilities that would not exist if you were merely physical creatures.

The book he is writing now is merely a beginning, and an excellent one, the act of faith from which other developments in your own psychic lives will grow. [...]

[...] He must reinforce his faith in the process as he does.

Illness result of partial failure to materialize spirit faithfully. [...]

Perfection is good, but so is faith.

“He is presently encountering that kind of feeling, uncovering the reasons for it, and trying to recapture in a way the very young innocent self’s sense of faith. That faith existed even before churchly doctrine was imposed over it. He is trying to uncover his own natural faith. [...]

[...] In relief, Jane wrote a short poem to accompany Seth’s message, then wrote further that she “realized that like many I’d become afraid of faith itself.” [...]

Following her latest self-renewal of faith, Jane started to notice some physical improvements. [...]

[...] They offered enthusiasm and faith and reinforcement to both of us, and renewed in us a fine nostalgia for old, seemingly more innocent times—even though all of us knew that that was illusory: Basically, those class days, those class years, couldn’t have been any more innocent than any other times; it was just that hindsight helped!