“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The release of those feelings will clear the air in all areas, allowing the insights of the natural person new freedom so that new needed information at all levels can flow into his experience. [...]

[...] This freedom catered to his weakness, you see. [...]

[...] We have the full freedom to insert new creative goals in our point-of-power exercises. [...]

Ruburt’s lapses have become quite noticeable to him, in contrast with the renewed air of freedom that he has indeed felt lately. [...]

[...] You should particularly make sure that you allow him psychic freedom and not emotionally bind him. [...]

[...] This decision also gave Jane as much freedom as possible.)

[...] Exuberant ideas of freedom, spontaneity and joy automatically collect others of their kind also. [...]

[...] In other words, you must learn to understand and use new freedoms.

[...] When you have achieved reachable goals then you will have the strength and freedom to follow through, and ability to achieve goals that are more difficult. [...]

When you were children, you knew you were a part of All That Is and you allowed your perception some freedom. [...]

[...] He is deeply loyal, even more to ideas than to people, particularly when his need for freedom is respected. [...]

[...] The spontaneity was excellent, and Ruburt has learned to give his spontaneous self more freedom in our work.

The feeling of freedom on both of your parts has increased. [...]

[...] It serves to give you a feeling of freedom, and open the way to unstructured emotional release. [...]

[...] To give you a sense of freedom, if you do not want to do anything, do not do anything, and the others should not be offended. [...]

[...] He would have discovered much more had he been able to trust his intuitions even more, and able to leave more of the so-called scientific proof of his theories to lesser men, to give himself more inner freedom.”

[...] He is actually cutting through several systems, but has no freedom to explore them horizontally. [...]

Though I use the analogy here of a drama, these “plays” are highly spontaneous affairs in which the actors have full freedom within the play’s framework. [...]

[...] The doctor offered greater freedom and the hope that perhaps chemically the doors to truth, within his own soul at least, could be opened. [...]

[...] Whose difficulties were minimal enough under the circumstances —one that provided creative freedom since, until Emir, Prentice had published his world-view books, poetry and novels, as well as my work. [...]