“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The trust-the-body suggestions and those you began sometime earlier. [...]

[...] His trust is necessary, and I do not want him to feel that he is being used by me. [...]

[...] If you honestly trust life and your situation in it, all seeming problems disappear. [...]

When you trust yourself then you will trust your own dream interpretations — and these will lead you to greater self-understanding. [...]

[...] The discontent would still keep him at home working, and yet also serve as a control against too much inner spontaneity until he learned that he could indeed trust the new world of experience.

[...] (Pause at 9:32.) The children participate in their own dimensions of natural divinity to a large-enough extent that they feel themselves automatically supported within the presence of an ever-acting comprehensive trust and love. [...]

In such situations you are taught that the self you have is not only flawed, but a facade—a fake self that cannot be trusted, and whose expression must be largely denied. [...]

[...] Expression becomes meaningless under such conditions, not trusting the structure of the self, then the self’s expression is denied. [...]

[...] As once he would not trust the emotions and does not trust his reason, this being an attempt to compensate. [...]

[...] He has learned to trust and have confidence in the inner self, and to listen to the subconscious which is a part of his inner identity.

Ruburt did not trust the sessions for some time, since it was the abilities that made the sessions possible that so bothered him. [...]

[...] You have been taught not to trust your impulses. [...]

(“As you learn to trust your natural impulses, they introduce you to your individual sense of power, so that you realize that your own actions do have meaning, that you do affect events, and that you can see some definite signs that you are achieving good ends. [...]

[...] In other words, you are perturbed over what is the proper direction for you to take—not trusting yourself to make the proper decision automatically, but wanting to force a quick conscious decision so that you will know what to do, and have it over with.

[...] The person is taught to mistrust the most the abilities he or she instinctively trusts the most. [...]

[...] Trust that you know your next projects. [...]

[...] The ones that are not done are not done for a reason, because they do not fit in with your nature, or because they can be handled in a different way, or whatever, but you must trust that the spontaneous self understands the overall shape of your life, and its creative contexts and contents.

[...] If you do not trust your waking self you will not trust your dreaming self, and the landscape of your dreams will appear threatening. [...]

It seems you need certain practical instructions that involve direct experience, immediate feedback, and Ruburt has been receiving some of that in the dream state, and also to some extent in his waking reality, as he begins to trust the feelings of support and relaxation. [...]

It is, again, vital that you trust the body, particularity in the light of the medical profession’s suspicions of the body’s natural processes.

Tell Ruburt to trust his body and its periods of exercise and rest. [...]

Remind him, again, to trust his own energy—simply a reminder, for certainly he is beginning to do just that. [...]

[...] I want Ruburt to see, however, that healing is taking place, that he can trust his own mind and body, and that all portions of the self are being dealt with, whether or not such is obvious at any given time. [...]

[...] You kept the old ideas of problem solving, and were still hampered by old beliefs that told you not to trust yourselves.