“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Then again I realize this is a dream and am determined to take my packages back with me, will not let them go. [...]

These would automatically break up tensions that you have before let accumulate, regardless of their nature.

[...] Even small changes in your habitual ways of doing things will initiate further feelings of freedom, and let you see that many of your taken-for-granted timely actions are highly ritualized.

[...] He has been afraid to simply sit and think, for fear of letting the spontaneous self show without the symbolized writing mechanism.

[...] Let Ruburt read over these last sessions closely, and the house-cleaning procedures should be carried out when it is practical. [...]

[...] Let us begin with the voices, the tape.

First of all, before we get to the meaning or import of the tapes, let me say that Ruburt is learning to handle energy in other fashions. [...]

You were the one who could really hurt him if he let go, by your rejection of his emotional dimensions, he felt. [...]

[...] He felt he could not afford to let the symptoms go unless he was willing to give you up entirely, and he would not do that.

[...] “Nothing evil, but certainly a fear of letting go, of expression, maybe abandonment.” [...]

Most people were too emotionally dependent upon the entire organization to let it go. [...]

[...] Your own lovemaking the other evening, and your renewed expressions of affection, helped initiate the entire experience, by letting Ruburt feel safe enough to be aware of and experience those sensations. [...]

[...] Do not let terms confuse you. [...]

[...] It too, of course, will change, but now he can let it change joyfully.

[...] Ruburt was so certain not to block anything that he did not let me focus clearly enough, but that is all right for now. [...]

[...] It does him no good to let him avoid them, and it may do him severe harm.

This man will not be a stranger, yet he will not be the old Bernard, and Sarah can only help him by letting him know that she is there, and waiting. [...]

[...] Now he must let it nurse him.

Let it come naturally. [...]

[...] When you are ready to let your tension disperse, and when the inner you is ready to speak, then I will speak to you. [...]

[...] Be quiet with it and let it grow. [...]

[...] Your thoughts, studied, will let you see where you are going. [...]

[...] I hope to teach you methods that will allow you to understand the nature of your own reality, and to point a way that will let you change that reality in whatever way you choose.

Let us have this one as simple as possible…  Give us a moment…

[...] At birth the past reincarnated self may in some cases refuse or be unable to let go control over physical matter. [...]

Out of regard for you, my auspicious friend, I will (smile) let you take a break and rest your quick fingers.

[...] I leave willingly, but my energy is so strong that he does not know how to let me go. [...]

At the same time you’ve felt a strong responsibility to perform publicly, to sell books, get your message across, let people see that—yes, the sessions do happen—there is no fraud involved. [...]

[...] If you believe in them you are letting yourself in for difficulties. [...]

[...] Also let me add initials, or symbols.

[...] A lot of scrubbing reduced the red stain to a yellowish cast finally, but here I had to let it wear off. [...]

(“Also let me add initials, or symbols.” [...]

[...] This is not particularly conducive to his intuitional activities, so I did not give him a break before our tests, but let the trance state continue. [...]

[...] I may let you know at a later date.

[...] Also, I have been letting your own experiments collect for a while. [...]

(For the record, let it be known that our landlord, James Spaziani, has already looked at the house in question. [...]

[...] We let Willy out of the other room; ignoring us, he curled up in a chair. [...]

[...] He denied it; but when they decided that another innocent man was the culprit, a man whom he knew to be innocent, then to save his own life he let them think the innocent man was the betrayer.

[...] In the 1500’s he was eloquent, and it is precisely because this eloquence, so persuasive, so smooth-tongued, caused his superiors at that time to believe the accusations against the innocent man, that he now fears to use an eloquence, because he once let it run away with him.

Since I will not give a session simply to give a session, and because I will not let Ruburt parade me as part of his precious subconscious, I will indeed here speak for myself, but in terms that will help another and for the benefit of that other. [...]

[...] The love that does exist between father and son can best be maintained and nurtured when the son stands alone, and lets the father know that he has the strength to do so. [...]

[...] You must not demand them of yourself, you must let them come.

[...] We will let our friend Ruburt take a rest, and resume shortly with our session.

[...] Out of due regard to all the wiggling fingers I will let you take a break, and then we shall resume our session.

[...] Do not let it go to your head. [...]

[...] I have more confidence than Ruburt has and before I begin my next book, I will let you all know. [...]

Let him remember that when he is entirely engrossed in discussing our work or explaining it, he hardly knows he has any symptoms at all—this even when his attitudes may not be of the best at any given time.

[...] Let me remind him to give himself the same advice. [...]