“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You have been here for centruies and as you sit here in fleshy images so has the flesh come and gone and so are you free of it and independent of it and not surprised by it or astonished. [...]

[...] Ruburt has decided to leave the house more often, and be free to go outside whenever he² wishes — not to spend so much time inside because of his work. [...]

As you apprehend them through association you come quite close to examining the contents of your mind in a free fashion. [...]

[...] You are both beginning, barely beginning, to integrate your personalities in such a way that creativity can be put to positive use, free of negative inhibiting factors, which are always indications of conflicting inner doubts and desires. [...]

[...] Man must be free to experience the body as he wishes, and to be aware of its spontaneous order.

[...] But you would have felt free to follow the inner scheduling.

[...] He thinks fears are an admission of helplessness, that you always wanted someone who was free and independent, and that you would have no use for anyone in that position.

[...] They could not free themselves. [...]

[...] Now while I tell this story humorously, you must understand that the man’s belief brought it about, and so to set him free, we worked it through.

And in all of this, as always, Seth stresses probabilities as playing a vital role in the development of the individual and the species, and as representing the basis for free will. [...]

[...] In one way or another, however, they still provide a framework in which the personality feels itself free to pursue its goals. [...]

[...] I seldom take notes in class or use a tape recorder, preferring to be free to engage in the class’s spontaneous development. [...]

They also share other beliefs, for example: That the inner self is a repository for repressed fears, terrors, and uncivilized savagery; that the inner self must be forced to get rid of such material before it is possible for it to express its power, energy and strength in creative, positive terms; and that, therefore, the self must first encounter and deal with all those terrors of its past before it can be free of the fears of the present.

[...] (Long pause.) Ruburt was therefore impressed to the ears with the necessity of getting a book to market, and of the importance of a decent working relationship with an editor, particularly in the uncertainties of even usual free-lancing writing were taken into consideration. [...]

[...] And there is always the difficulty in maintaining the integrity of the material and keeping it free of distortion... [...]

John must tell her that she is free to leave, and that he joyfully gives her her freedom, so that even after death she does not feel that she must stay close to him. [...]

[...] I saw no people or fish—just the ship, the ocean, and its floor, which was free of obstacles to the ship’s easy passage. [...]

[...] Free will always operates. [...]

[...] If Ruburt, or should I call him her, Ruburt, Jane-if Ruburt-Jane feels slighted since I address you so much more frequently, it is because your mouth is free to answer.

[...] All of these reactions are far less than they would have been some months ago, and many areas of the body that would have been affected then are now free, even from such reactions, but he should not allow them to slide by.

(In the 234th session, Seth dealt with predictions and free will. [...]

[...] The card for Type II contained a notice to the effect that information about Type III would be available in the spring of 1963, but if memory serves correctly Type III never was available for public free distribution in this area. [...]