“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I think that now I’ve learned — and hope to help teach Jane — that there’s nothing for it but to use one’s abilities full blast in every area — and that that resolve and action will conquer all and set her free — physically, creatively, and mentally.

[...] Actually, he is free of sex roles, and refuses stereotypes of any kind. [...]

[...] You are not nearly as free of those as you might suppose—and I have mentioned that before.

She will finally want to be independent of her body, but she is not cowering; she is struggling to free herself. [...] In a way she wants to be free of the house of life that she has literally formed, to find a new endeavor … to begin anew. [...]

I also want to emphasize that your present beliefs limit the full and free operation of your intellects, as far as your established fields of knowledge are concerned, for science has placed so many taboos, limiting the areas of free intellectual inquiry. [...]

[...] This provided needed leeway in the formation of his ideas, and allowed him to leap free of the stereotyped beliefs about femininity that otherwise could have hampered him. [...]

4.) For three hours I want him to write whatever he wants, freeing his mind from thoughts of his symptoms, and from responsibility.

[...] The two of you can be of great benefit to each other, but only when you feel free to use your intellectual and intuitional abilities to their full—and do not fell hampered on either side. [...]

Therefore I invite you to forget the bodies that you know, to set your inner selves free. [...]

Each of you in this room can free your own consciousnesses, expand your awareness of identity now, and in your own ways you are beginning to do so. [...] This will also inhibit you at the time of death for to the extent that you hold them, your emotions will cling to the flesh when instead you should be free of it. [...]

[...] I pulled the little sketch, which was a free interpretation of what I considered to be a man facing himself, embodying certain distortions of face and form from my files recently and decided to paint it. [...]

(I am finishing up a series of half a dozen life-sized portraits, at the end of which, I told myself some time ago, I would feel free to embark upon larger projects of whatever choice I made. [...]

[...] The only suggestions she gives herself now are to the effect that she is completely relaxed, and free of space and time. [...]

The energy used in constructing dreams is every bit as intense as the energy used in the waking state, but there is no depletion because the sleeping self uses energy more naturally, realizing that it is available, and being more free in its operation.

He did not feel free then to take the chance, financially or creatively, to write (in quotes) a “literary” book. [...]

[...] Spontaneously feeling free to write what he wants to will also release him psychically.

[...] (To shelve Adventures,etc.) He feels free to be a psychic only when he is not labeled (underlined) one exclusively.

[...] So free your body from distortions of disapproval. [...]

(Here is a brief summary of free-association material given at 4:20 p.m. on May 20, 1984:

It will be a good idea, even if it is not pleasant, for Ruburt to do some more free association in relationship to his fears about his body’s performance — and those fears should not then be treated impatiently. [...]

[...] From the inner self and it is up to you to be free enough to understand this and use it. [...]

All of the body parts, left alone, seek the body’s overall fulfillment and free expression. [...]

[...] In these communications, therefore, Ruburt’s consciousness expands, and yet focuses in a different dimension, a dimension between his reality and mine, a field relatively free of distraction. [...]

It is true that some native populations — particularly in the past — were free of many of the childhood diseases that are considered natural by western medicine. [...]

Such reasoning sounds quite outlandish, of course, to most individuals, but the person in question, say with a disease like arthritis, or some other motion-impairing ailment, might ask themselves the question: “What would I do if I were free of the condition?”

A few clear moments of belief, again, on both of your parts will let unimpeded nature free Ruburt, and also release other abilities of yours which you symbolically see as Ruburt’s physical symptoms.

[...] But I’d say that the most important thing in the whole business is that I now have a free mind about the affliction: I can forget it, by and large, and know that the benefits, the minor healing, will naturally flow. [...]