“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The inner ego (long pause) draws instant and continuous support from the universal consciousness, and the more the exterior ego keeps that fact in mind, the greater its own sense of stability, safety, and self-esteem.

[...] In so doing you not only help yourself but others as well, for they perceive your safety, and look for the reasons. [...]

[...] Without doubt, my own frustrations and resentments were surfacing probably for my own safety.

[...] Many other people, however, lose this sense of safety —

[...] All of those beliefs impede mental and physical health, erode the individual’s sense of joy and natural safety, and force the individual to feel like an unfortunate victim of exterior events that seem to happen despite his own will or intent.

[...] He was willing to take a chance, therefore he was not quite as determined upon safety above all. [...]

[...] Ruburt is certainly not considered conservative, and yet a need for safety and security certainly added an overly heavy hand in his approach to life—particularly of course where the world was involved.

[...] Now Ruburt once felt that he had to discipline his impulses, lest they spontaneously lead him where he felt his purposes, or safety, might be threatened. If he understands now that his own nature provides for his sustenance, and automatically leads him into fulfillment, and couches his existence in perfect safety (leaning forward), then certain things will become clear.

[...] If he has difficulty with the exercise, however, then let it go, but continue with the safety suggestions.

(This could be quite important: Several times later during the evening, Jane told me that she felt like she was on her feet, with the safety of the chair close behind her when she wanted to sit down. [...]

(One week later, in class of January 21, Sue told of a recurring dream which she had for some years—a dream in which she had stood in a field of wheat or cornfield was afire and she feared for the safety of the village.)

[...] Of course within bounds, nevertheless a congenial friend or friends represents a basic need for psychic interchange, and even a safety valve for built-up pressures. [...]

[...] Exuberance to him indeed is a safety valve, and all in all an excellent one when kept within bounds.

[...] Reinforce that idea of safety, and comfort him, as you have.

(10:47.) Now: making love encourages feelings both of safety and spontaneity. [...]

[...] Whenever our sessions, your own efforts, or other events, have convinced Ruburt either of the personal safe universe or of the basic safety of the self, that reassurance helped quiet the unconscious fears, and allowed him then to direct his will toward physical improvements.

[...] Remind the subconscious that its origin is with the source self; which will indeed provide it automatically with the necessary conditions for safety and survival.

[...] You were not afraid as much of negative emotions, briefly, because in your family your father found safety in negative emotions. [...]

[...] You are afraid then not of the negative emotional release—which meant, to the degree mentioned, safety—but of the joyful loving emotions. [...]

His symptoms have been a fear of growth on the one hand, and on the other a way of effecting growth with safety, according to his beliefs. [...]

[...] The self does not need imaginary fences to protect its privacy, or its safety or its solitude. Only the ego is afraid of challenge, and therefore speaks of such limiting safety.

[...] That idea of safety and reassurance counters the fear, and opens the passageways again for free association.

First of all, many of the questions reinforce the idea of fear, for example, or lack of safety, each time they are asked. [...]

The set of the day in the morning, however, should consist of positive suggestions that automatically reassure the subconscious of its energy, strength, and safety—for those reassurances automatically help alter beliefs that have been built upon countering feelings. [...]

[...] Such experiences should be followed, however, by reassurances, both on your part, and by self-reminders on Ruburt’s part that his being and experience are indeed couched and held securely in safety and love.

The very existence of certain kinds of viruses provides safety against many other diseases, whether or not those viruses even exist in an active manner. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) There are also individuals whose beliefs cause them to feel very uncomfortable when they are in a state of health — and for these individuals poor health brings a sense of security and safety.