“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He did enjoy the publicity and the experience however, and he did, as mentioned, feel let down by Prentice later.

Understanding this however will let Ruburt take some countering measures, as he did today by thinking of how cozy it was inside to work, and how comforting the rain sounded.

(9:30.) Let us take an example. [...]

[...] Let us say that he tells his friend he will not go. [...]

[...] You are still not willing to say let me develop as I should develop. You are still saying let me develop as I think I should develop. The I being a highly egotistical I. You are still saying, let me develop as I want to develop. [...]

[...] In fact, I can’t let others carry heavy suitcases, etc., because I feel that it is too heavy for them—but not for me. [...]

Let our friend Ruburt and that one (Rob) take a brief break. [...]

([Pat:] “That I would like more information on, not so much for me, but for Dick, if I ever have the courage to let Dick hear this.”

[...] With that as background let me continue. [...]

Now let us for a moment look at the situation from the point of view of the unconscious. [...]

[...] His unconscious had learned to tread a careful line, to let Ruburt use his abilities while seeing that he was protected at the same time. [...]

Now let us look briefly at Ruburt’s old man.

[...] I will let you take a break and continue.

(I thought at least that Jane could use the psychic awareness as intuition, etc., in her work, as everyone else did, do her “straight writing,” and let it go at that. [...]

Later I will suggest that Ruburt cut down on both sugar and milk for coffee, but for now let it stand. [...]

[...] You had better let me continue with the information while it flows... [...]

[...] Let’s return to the basis: the dedication to “work.” [...]

[...] Picasso let it go freely. [...]

[...] I think that the symptoms have been a means, and less drastic than some taken by others like Van Gogh for instance [though Picasso just let it all hang out]. [...]

(Like if I have to make a choice to be like others, I’d waste time like they do, fritter away energies etc., let go. [...]

[...] This must be a rest day, I thought, willing to let it go at that. [...]

I may or may not return, again according to those rhythms of which I have spoken—and let me remind you again [Joseph] that your own system is also being retuned. [...]

[...] It certainly would be a mistake to let book material go, for any reason. [...] I’ll let an approach to handling the material work itself out.

[...] A blonde sister—D A R. For now let that rest. [...] Let us pursue this. [...]

Let him take a certain part of the day to type his manuscript, another part in which his creative time is free. [...] Is he becomes confused, then let him talk to you about it, rather than hide the issue.

Now, emotions flow through you like storm clouds—or like blue skies—and you should be open to them and react to them—and let them pass. [...]

[...] Let them pass through you as the clouds pass through a summer day. [...]

Using emotion from the present, let him now imagine the event only defiantly, saying to hell with the feelings he had at that time about the dumb psychologist. [...]

[...] If you feel blue, let the other know, so that the mood does not linger, undermining what you want to do. [...]

[...] When I asked her if she wanted to have a session she said she would try, and let Seth make the decision as to whether she continued. [...]

[...] Also, Jane said Seth had played a trick on her during the last delivery: He had not let her approach my writing table, where she usually let her cigarettes lay, and she had been unable to smoke.

[...] We let the material speak for itself.

[...] I have more to discuss on the nature of matter, and some remarks, at least, pertaining to the house; and Ruburt’s position at the gallery, if he decides to let me through.

[...] Since we have here this evening such an elegant and welcome guest, let us then perceive him in terms of a slight discussion of matter, in which he shall be our guinea pig.

[...] Let it be therefore known, fragments shatter under the handiwork of the 9th power, and values redistribute under the leadership of 7.

[...] The personality seemed quite upset, and would have gone on to become very emotional and vehement if my wife had chosen to let it continue in that direction. [...]

—I will come in to close our session, and let you know that I have been in attendance. [...]

([Gert:] “Has the church, either through the interpretation of the Bible or the text, refused to let this be known to its members?”)

[...] Now, if ever I find a church of onions, I will let you know. [...]

[...] You are all remiss in one point here in that you give our Lady of Florence further negative suggestions that reinforce her own distrust of her intuitive self; so let us see that attitude suspended, and I will suspend the session. [...]

[...] I do go along with your individual talents, making use of them when I can, and helping you to develop abilities that you have let lie unused and latent.

[...] Standing in the middle of our living room and looking at various objects, such as a vase, a painting on the wall, a plant, etc., I had attempted to let my mind’s eye travel around these objects so that I could picture within the far side of them.

[...] I simply will not let you use automatic writing. [...]

[...] The feeling of letting down is highly vital.

[...] Fred stayed overnight, was let go, went to the local Holiday Inn, and was arrested for failure to pay for services. [...]