“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He felt you did not trust his judgment, remembering what he thought of as key points in your life, when his judgment seemed wrong or when it was criticized.

[...] Basically he trusted both you and your work, as I have. [...]

I believe that now you can trust this prediction: By summer he will have broken the habit for good, and it will no longer be a worry. [...]

[...] You will soon learn for example to trust your perceptions, whether or not the experience seems to make logical sense.

[...] It is very important, then, that you learn to trust your own creativity and your own vision, and allow it its expression, for it will always lead to a more fulfilling vision. [...]

[...] Money-wise you will be fine, and trust Ruburt in money matters. [...]

[...] You could trust him.

[...] It must be made to understand that the spontaneous self is innately good and can be trusted. [...]

[...] You will de-hypnotize him, you see, to the effect that he is good, his basic instincts can be trusted, and he can therefore be free to move and act in a spontaneous manner.

[...] The creative selves within you know what you are up to and I know what I hope this class will be up to and you must have faith in each other and trust if we are going to do the kind of group experiments that I have in mind. [...]

[...] You have been taught not to trust your feelings, your dreams, or your imagination precisely because these do not often fit the accepted reality of facts.

[...] If you did not have some trust in yourselves, some appreciation of your own characteristics, you would not have allowed yourselves to develop and use your abilities at all—or, for that matter, you would not have been able to form a vital long-term relationship with another person.

[...] He works in great bursts of activity, but instead of understanding this, and trusting the quiet periods and the creative self, he is up in arms. [...]

[...] I’d planned to write down some questions for tonight, based on Monday’s session, but had so many actually that I decided to let that project go, trusting that Seth will cover them in his own way.

[...] She does not trust her ability to stand up and face the world.

[...] You do not trust your own spontaneity of motion—but spontaneity of motion is a true order of all life, in whatever form. [...]

[...] You must simply trust the beneficial nature of events. [...]

He must trust it. [...]

[...] The courageous acquiescence of his death made us feel humble and ignorant — and in awe of nature’s mysteries — because certainly Willy died with a kind of absolute trust that people find most difficult to achieve. [...]

[...] They cannot trust the expression of the self, for they are convinced of its duplicity. [...]

[...] The drinks did further aid in the relaxation—but there was a freedom of expression, a trust of the self, a concentration away from the body, and a self-acceptance.