“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When he realizes, and you can help him, that he is indeed safe, only when he trusts his spontaneity, then he will be free.

He is in the process of freeing himself, but the assurances from you can quicken the process considerably. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Free arms, to him, represent abandonment, in the terms of giving into, freely and openly. [...]

[...] For a while, again, have him write three hours of free writing, and paint or whatever. [...]

[...] When I get a free minute I answer the next one on the list.

[...] When he does find himself worried, he should feel free to speak to you, however, as your conversation about the dentist was illuminating to him. [...]

“You have been given free will. [...] Now: Using your free will, you have made physical reality something quite different than what was intended. [...]

[...] With love and longing It let go that portion of Itself, and they were free. [...]

[...] And they yearn toward that immense source … and yearn to set It free and give It actuality through their own creations.

[...] And you create for the same reason, and within each of you is the memory of that primal agony—that urge to create and free all probable consciousness into actuality.

[...] You choose to use the freedom of your time in certain ways, and you are always free to choose. [...]

Ruburt never would have been free enough in the past for such a development to occur, and it was of course, again, no coincidence that you attended class the night the chanting began in earnest.

The Sumari language itself will help Ruburt by freeing his concepts, and release him from the almost automatic process of translating data into stereotyped English terms. [...]

I sense a new note full and free

[...] She told me I’d have a great life after her death, and be free myself.

[...] Consequences of free will.

(“Free will exercised during this present incarnation on the part of Jane’s mother?”)

[...] I am aware of your difficulties with time, practically, and yet freeing yourself of the ideas of work as you have begun to do lately with “Unknown” frees your creativity, and you concentrate better and more clearly. [...]

[...] Then, as of Monday, he can begin to correlate the new physical activity with his writing, gently, by settling upon three hours a day of the basic “time put in”—but with the stress upon creativity, ideas, and free creative play that may or may not include Seven on any given day.

[...] As you have told him, there is nothing wrong with working all day, and all night, as long as he is physically free, and is not working under enforced conditions.

[...] For your particular purposes you also needed to be free of many strong emotional attachments—not because such attachments are not good, but because for you and your purposes they would blur the issues.

[...] We will continue with the book, but when I have something to say to you personally, I will feel free to do so.

In many animal groups the sick animal isolates itself for a period of rest, in which it is also free to seek out those natural conditions most conducive to its health. [...] Often it is helped by others of its kind, but it is free.

You will often try to project a problem outward to free yourself. [...]

[...] For they intuitively recognize the need to be free, and they sense the lack of the mystic communion with the earth that has been denied them. [...]

You are blocking the energy—there is no need worrying about how to direct it until you realize it is there and free it. [...]

[...] All you have to do is realize that you are free, that you form reality as you know it... [...]

Unless you realize you are free, you cannot use your freedom! [...]

[...] And I shall call up and make an appointment as an artist—but I shall be free in whatever I do—and spontaneous. [...]

[...] It reassures him however to know that the town is still there, that he is free to go to the town and free to leave it. [...]

[...] There is too much unrecognized free brooding, when he sits doing nothing consciously, waiting perhaps for inspiration but not in a positive way. [...]

It is important to go so that he is free to leave. [...]

[...] But this is dependent upon my prediction as to which choice [of probable events] you will make, and the choice is still your own … Predictions, per se, do not contradict the theory of free will, though free will is dependent upon much more than any freedom of the ego alone. [...]

[...] It is extremely important that you bear in mind the importance of free will, and the presence of your own identity as you think of it. [...]

[...] (A one-minute pause.) Give us a moment … (A one-minute pause.) Consciousness, to be fully free, had to be endowed with unpredictability. [...]

[...] People are as free as atoms are. [...]

Always ask yourself “Am I reacting to this present event only, as I should, or am I reacting to this event and five others in the past to which I did not react?” Soon you will find yourself with responses in proportion to present events, and will be free from old habits.

[...] It is the spontaneous nature of emotional creatures, and it frees the self and opens the channels of creativity. [...]

[...] Left leg pulling up at the hip so it was free of the pillow beneath it.

[...] I’d broken free and was now enjoying marvelous and penetrating creativity. [...]

[...] “I’m getting that free motion thing in this right shoulder blade.” [...]

[...] Spontaneity knows its own order, and will see that it flows in proper, free, orderly directions. [...]

[...] Picasso’s free flow of energy in all areas freed energy for his work, and did not detract from it. [...]

7. With the symptoms Rob does lots of chores I think he wouldn’t do otherwise, freeing me to work? [...]

[...] One thing I can give him; buy time for him to do whatever he wants, be free of family and money problems, if he worries about me he isn’t going to feel responsible to get a job and my symptoms give him an excuse not to socially (old ideas) and the symptoms cut down on my flamboyance which has class to express itself in. [...]

[...] Time out of the body is “free time” by your standards. [...]

[...] A certain kind of free conscious behavior is possible when you are not physically oriented as you are in the waking state, and that activity is necessary even for physical survival.

[...] Your own free consciousness and your body consciousness form an alliance that makes this possible.

[...] Cellular comprehension is not tuned into by the normally conscious self, which is equally unaware of its own free-wheeling nature at “higher” levels. [...]

(As Seth suggested we do yesterday, we tried free association today. [...]

You have started the free association in a good and rousing fashion, so that Ruburt becomes consciously aware of some of his own attitudes that he has more or less become blind to. [...]