“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Some of you still have to learn to use them and how to give them freedom. [...]

[...] So you see I feel I have some freedom. [...]

[...] I am not speaking here of anything so simple as merely allowing women more freedom, or relieving men from the conventional breadwinner’s role. [...]

A transitory period is currently taking place, in which women seem to seek the promiscuous sexual freedom more generally granted to men. [...]

[...] The inner logic is much more consistent within the dream universe, and action is permitted greater freedom in several important respects.

[...] Rather harmlessly, aggressive tendencies could also be given freedom. [...]

[...] I explained to Jane some thoughts I’d had in bed last night—that her returning home in reasonably good shape would solve all of our major challenges at this time: her career, income, insurance problems, physical freedom, the ability to travel if we chose—all of them, freeing us to start leading some sort of more-or-less normal lifestyle. [...]

(3:45, Carla took Jane’s temperature — 98.4. I read to Jane the session for February 17, concerning impediments in health versus her utter freedom in writing. [...]

[...] (Pause.) While men had their dream bodies alone they enjoyed a remarkable freedom, of course, for those bodies did not have to be fed or clothed. [...]

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

[...] Now, as a teacher, you must be able to sense the reality of others and in teaching relate the self that you are to the selves you sense they are, independently of you and therefore give their integrity full freedom. [...]

[...] This will allow you some freedom. [...]

[...] He has let them go slowly: “Now how will you behave if I give you this much more freedom? [...]

For him now the idea of a long trip is a daring adventure: does he really have the freedom to go so far?

[...] He interpreted this to mean that you did not think he had the freedom to travel as far as a two-day trip.

[...] Again, good and evil and the freedom of choice came to the species’ aid. [...]

[...] It concerned ways by which we could increase our feelings of freedom on a daily basis, and, I thought, was excellent. [...]

[...] There is therefore a freedom for the inner self.

[...] With training it will be willing to grant you much more freedom, and yet it will remain intact.

[...] In all our work we have been allowing the nonphysical self more and more freedom. [...]

[...] The freedom of Seven was the first sign of release, but not accepted on all levels. [...]

The expansion of consciousness is large enough to become a different kind of consciousness (dash)—if it as allowed freedom. [...]

[...] The freedom of his own creative work will enhance those abilities, but also free him for some further expansions of consciousness that are meant to follow. [...]

[...] He enjoyed last evening’s spontaneous session (for Jane’s Tuesday night ESP class), and such sessions, while they do not particularly add to our material, replenish his creative efforts and give him a sense of freedom. [...]

[...] He kept it in isolation and was jealous of it, and did not allow it joy nor freedom.

[...] Now Ruburt has lately allowed his abilities more freedom and as in any endeavor he will make errors, and he must expect them.

[...] Now I want you to give that feeling freedom to expand, to change into another feeling, for there is for each of you at least one other individual in a parallel existence who is conducting the same experiment that you are conducting now. [...]

[...] But obviously Jane has the freedom to engage in any project, and she chooses not to follow through with some of them. [...] That way didn’t allow her the creative freedom to spontaneously plunge ahead. [...]

[...] Rather, we want to relay to the reader that the great consciousness of Iran is made up of the individual consciousnesses of its people—that within that chosen national context the individual does have whatever freedom of creativity is possible. The mental and physical freedoms available will vary widely, according to time, nation, and history, but they will always be chosen. [...]

[...] I think we’re creating a probable reality in which consciousness has the absolute freedom to explore all facets of itself—every one we can think of, and therefore create. [...]

[...] You often have freedoms, then, that you do not use — a 24-hour period that you use quite arbitrarily, one that is already sectioned for you by society — but only if you allow it to be. [...]

You barely touch the surfaces of the kind of freedom that I am speaking of, though you certainly do far better than most.

[...] Those abilities have always been allowed greater freedom and spontaneity because they did not threaten you in terms of selling.

You have freedom to concentrate your attention. [...]

[...] In the Denmark life the love of the visual was still with you, but you were trying to allow yourself greater freedom with it, to feel the freedom of adding to what you saw, but you felt a great reluctance to do so. [...]

[...] In fiction and poetry he allowed himself this intuitive freedom, but he was afraid to apply it to the real physical universe. [...]

[...] Nevertheless he helped develop your inner freedom so that you could apply it to your painting. [...]

[...] We have always been, and still are, most grateful for that freedom.

He is able to give his emotional abilities far greater freedom. [...]