“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It will move, faithfully mirroring the tiniest motion of the smallest leaf, but its freedom to move will be dictated by the motion of the oak. [...]

Give us a moment … A stone’s physical shadow will faithfully mirror its form. [...]

[...] He must, however, have faith that this is so — and again, without worrying about how it will happen.

[...] Ruburt needed the experience in order to gain added faith in his own abilities. [...]

Now those who have a great faith in groups, who work primarily with others, left their homes immediately for the comfort they found with the companionship of their neighbors. [...]

Those of you who had faith in life after death will find it much easier to accustom yourself to the new conditions. Those of you who do not have such faith may gain it in a different way, by following through in the exercises I will give you later in this book; for these will enable you to extend your perceptions to these other layers of reality if you are persistent, expectant, and determined.

[...] We must get a Faith and a Charity. [...]

[...] If you are also of a highly pessimistic nature, given to thoughts and feelings of potential disaster, then these thoughts will be quite faithfully reproduced in experience.

[...] His faith in himself is the key. [...]

[...] So you started by drawing what you saw physically, and to some extent like the scientists you tried to capture the exterior appearance as faithfully as you could.

[...] I have absolute faith that Seth and Jane Roberts, as well as Rob, know how I mean that with all my heart.

The improvements in Ruburt’s arms are a sign of the body’s response following the arousal of hope and faith. [...]

[...] Nor have you really, with feeling, except for certain times, allowed yourselves to clearly work jointly and together to clear those effects—with faith in your abilities to do so.

[...] If you have faith in that, then doubts will vanish, and Ruburt’s symptoms also will wither away more quickly than you imagine. [...]

[...] She talks on faith or trust, she says, in a way she couldn’t do ordinarily.

This session should help to reinforce your own faith, and Ruburt’s.

(And: “Faith and belief can move mountains, as they say — but it can also cause natural catastrophes.”

[...] The negative ones are being faithfully reproduced in physical terms, and this is hardly to your advantage.

I may or may not return — but again, the session itself will encourage more composure and faith. [...]

[...] He had also been reading about the great percentage of successes with faith healers, for example, and he considered this a personal failure of an important magnitude.

[...] If that session is followed faithfully for two months, you will see some nearly spectacular changes.

(9:15.) When in colonial times men and women traveled westward across the continent of North America, many of them took it on faith that the land did indeed continue beyond — for example — towering mountains. [...]

[...] If you want to experience the splendid creativity of your own being, however, then I will use methods that will arouse your greatest adventuresomeness, your boldest faith in yourself, and I will paint pictures of your psyche that will lead you to experience even its broadest reaches, if you so desire. [...]

He had far greater faith than you that your artistic integrity would affect Prentice, so that your drawings would emerge mainly as you intended them. [...]