“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

A man who makes a statue uses his conscious mind, his creative abilities, his physical body, and the inner resources of his own being.

[...] You also wanted Ruburt to be aware of your concern, hoping that the concern would serve to accelerate his own determination and ability, and to trigger his resources so that a medical visit would not indeed be necessary.

The balance of resources, animal travel patterns, migrations, weather conditions — all of these must be taken into consideration. [...]

[...] Their intensity, power, and seemingly impelling nature exist precisely because their origins are not physical, but are drawn from the psyche’s deepest resources.

[...] It is, if you prefer, a spiritual landscape of far greater resources than the one you know. [...]

[...] The personality relying largely upon its own resources. [...]

[...] (Smile.) With Jane, now, they represent the resources of the subconscious. [...]

I give you then resources of energy this evening—personally directed, tailor-made. [...]

(Pause.) In your terms this means that you do not have to rely upon what you think of as your private resources alone. [...]

Whether or not you realize it, you have pursued your present course with determination, using many resources, for ends or reasons that at one time made sense to you. [...]

[...] They feel that at any time they might be caused to face the greatest challenge, to rely upon their strongest resources, their greatest forbearance, and faced by a test of endurance. [...]

[...] It very willingly looks inward toward those areas of the inner self’s experience to see what it can find for its own use, quite like an explorer searching for resources in virgin territory.

[...] On physical levels is then when he becomes most aware of the lack of his usual energy, or of available needed resources, which are so connected with thyroid activity. [...]

[...] It is the fiber behind all organizations and relationships, and it is based upon the innate, natural knowledge possessed by each new creature—the knowledge that it springs from a sustaining source, that its birth is cushioned by all the resources of nature, and that nature itself is sustained by the greater source that gave it birth.

[...] If I solved your problems for you, there would be no need for you to use your own inner resources. [...]

[...] It can be seen in other forms (pause)—in your interest for example years ago in situations like survival, using the land’s resources; in your imagined dealings with a possible nuclear war in the past, when you saw yourselves relying upon yourselves; in your behavior during the flood; in your determination to seek yourselves for the meaning of life rather than look to the authorities—and indeed in your own dealings with your own health when such issues arise. [...]

[...] If enough interest is shown, if enough actors apply, if enough resources are accumulated, the play will go on. [...]

This is a crossroads that comes, not only to you, but to each individual upon the face of the planet and in every time it comes when an individual realizes that they are using all the resources that they have, and that they are not getting the results that they wanted. [...]

[...] But inside these bounds are infinite varieties of actions and unlimited resources.

I am using up many of Ruburt’s resources, I am afraid. [...]