“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

If you would remember natural selves, and your own characteristics, you would have a much better, clearer idea of what to realistically expect from yourselves, and you would let other ideas go when they conflict with your own quite definite inclinations. [...]

[...] But remember you must consider the race and its inhabitants in the entire context of existence if you are to be realistic.

I am not cautious, I am simply realistic. [...]

In such a situation all enthusiasm becomes taboo, unrealistic, and only fear is realistic or logical. [...]

[...] It literally seems more practical and realistic to you that Prentice will somehow ruin the book, than it does to suppose that they will in any way help in bringing about the ideal.

[...] You may believe that pessimism is more realistic than optimism. [...]

I will ride my good fortune tonight by telling you that such actions do not help either of you at all, and that they are not realistic or objective attitudes, though you may believe that they are. [...]

Now in world’s terms, you can be a realist and you can say, I am the self that you see and smell and touch. [...]

[...] You think you are being realistic. [...]

[...] For one thing, your concepts of time, realistically or practically speaking, as utilized, would become more difficult to maintain in normal life. [...]

[...] Needless to say, suggestion operates as strongly and as realistically and as practically within an atom, or a toad, or a leaf, as it does in man.

[...] A man is affected by the dreams of his fellows in quite definite, realistic and practical ways. [...]

[...] Basically you have felt this magical commitment to realistic work, for to leave it would be to break the lines of this imprisonment, letting loose the emotions that you feared.

When you are utilizing your imagination in the way I have suggested, purposefully do so in a playful manner, knowing that in so-called realistic terms there may be great discrepancies between imagination and fact. [...]

[...] It knows that it is related to those events, but it is also impeccably realistic in animal terms. [...]

[...] They are highly pertinent, and they are more realistically a part of your biological behavior than your patterns of pessimism are. [...]

It may outrage your intellect, and the evidence of your physical senses may shout that it is untrue, yet a belief in good without a belief in evil is actually highly realistic, since in physical life it will keep your body healthier, keep you psychologically free of many fears and mental difficulties, and bring you a feeling of ease and spontaneity in which the development of your abilities can be better fulfilled. [...]

[...] For even if you are not filled with faith at such times, you can usually recognize that his fears are exaggerated rather than realistic, even in those terms.

[...] Allow your creative feelings to emerge into realistic work. [...]

[...] It is not realistic to expect a life of unending, exuberant health, with no momentary lapses of any kind. [...]