“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You do not trust them. [...]

[...] She was frightened, and to me displayed little trust in her body, and not much in anything else. [...]

[...] You can trust him in business matters. [...]

(High, Low and Psycho.) He can trust himself to write to his parents now incidentally. [...]

[...] (Pause.) You trust the extrerior sense of order you perceive in objects, and when they are distorted this brings a sense of alarm—again, in paintings, not sketches.

[...] Guides will helpfully become a part of your hallucinations, in order to help you out of them, but they must first of all get your trust.

[...] The physical world will never be trusted in quite the same way. [...]

[...] You may feel that you are swamped by emotion, but trust it — again, it is the motion of your being, and it arouses your own creativity. [...]

[...] Do not trust what you see.

[...] (Recently.) It is a highly evocative word to him, and even his intellect has always trusted revelationary knowledge as long as it was given to him through channels that were egotistically accepted. [...]

Now those who have such beliefs actually lack a necessary deep trust in the nature of consciousness, of the soul, and of All That Is. [...]

This will be, I trust, a quiet and peaceful session.

[...] Remember he is to trust the inner self. [...]

[...] It is because you do not trust your own basic therapeutic nature, or really understand the conscious or unconscious mind, that you run to so many therapies that originate from without the self.

[...] Any of these subconscious personalities could have learned in some fashion to cope with the outside world as well as the present dominant ego, but for various reasons of inner development they could not be so trusted.

(10:08.) The psychic abilities and the creative abilities—nearly impossible to separate—themselves provide all of the help that he requires, but the concept of the Sinful Self prevented him from using those abilities sufficiently—for how can the expressions of the Sinful Self be trusted? [...]

To some extent, such a child symbolizes what happens when an individual believes that he or she is unworthy, that he or she cannot trust impulses, that choices present more problems than advantages. [...]

You speed up the process of recovery by relaxing and trusting it. [...]

(I don’t believe the performance would have taken place either if I didn’t feel basically protected—with Rob of course; and also knowing I would trust the Gallaghers implicitly. [...]

It is no coincidence that Venice’s (McCullough’s) land borders on Sam’s—for she does not trust nature either. [...]