“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She’s been enjoying this letting-down often during the past couple of weeks. [...]

There are certain situations, however, in which those mechanics can be clearly seen, and so let us examine some such circumstances. [...]

[...] I have told you that the changes are first mental, and therefore let me briefly give the reasons for Ruburt’s ease and sense of freedom the evening that your neighbors were with you on the porch—you know what I am referring to.

Whenever you want a less formal session, or have questions, then let me know.

[...] (Pause.) There were indeed problems within the firm, and the editor who liked the book was let go and unable to follow through as she would have liked.

First of all, let me make it plain that while I speak of separate fields and systems, you must remember that they are all one. [...]

I could therefore with some justification let you continue to believe in beginnings and endings, and leave the more complicated explanations out, but this is not my way. [...]

[...] Let all of it be available to all.” [...]

[...] Once you understand that you form your reality, then you must begin to examine these beliefs by letting the conscious mind freely examine its own contents.

[...] After the psychic excitement and effort and discipline involved in the venture of the book, there simply must be a complete relaxation, a letting go. [...]

[...] Feel toward us rather than think at us, and let us see how we do. [...]

[...] Let him give himself the opportunity, as he has been, to walk twice a day, as far as he wants, or as briefly. [...]

[...] I am not sure here: some innocuous message to let her know. [...]

(The carpenter was to see our landlord last week, and let us know about our kitchen enlargement by last Saturday. [...]

We will indeed let you have your well deserved rest, and I shall say good night, as a talkative old friend might.

(For now, let’s postulate that Jane and I think we understand better than we used to that our consciousnesses have no limitations except those we’ve imposed upon them through our individual perceptions and understandings. [...]

[...] Jane has also been helped a great deal.] So our aim with the Seth books is to let Seth have his say, to add some thoughts of our own, and to trust that the feelings and meanings in all of this will evoke beneficial responses in each reader. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s spontaneity lets all of his creative abilities emerge. [...]

[...] I added that each person is so different from each other person that it’s useless to make judgments, so each person might as well do their thing and let the chips fall. [...]

I do not seriously imagine that you would entertain such a ludicrous idea, but the situation certainly contains humorous overtones, and it would not be like me to let anything like this pass without comment.

[...] He thinks he fears relaxing because then he will do nothing—but instead he is afraid of letting go because he fears he will go too far, and put himself in an unsafe position in the world. [...]

[...] The conscious mind is quite willing to let go in that regard, for art not only provides it with enjoyment but fulfills its own framework of action. [...]

[...] She’d been letting If We Live Again grow for some time as she selected poems for it from the many she had written, and kept writing.