“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We don’t know why the delay, but the batch makes up for what we’d taken to be a drop in the volume of mail over the last month; Jane had worried about falling sales, or some such thing. [...]

[...] He was upset with Prentice on some other matters, and then began to worry that “Unknown” might be too long — might run into difficulties. [...]

I’d told myself to forget it each time I caught myself worrying that way—but finally, more concerned than ever about Jane’s physical condition, I gave up. [...]

[...] And—belief or no—I judged the success of the changes by the fact that my worries disappeared as soon as they were completed.

[...] I’ve managed to turn my thoughts away from such worries rather successfully lately, yet when they do return they can’t but help cause concern, so conditioned are we toward anything unusual about the body’s behavior representing a state of illness or unease. [...]

[...] In such a way the various portions of the personality can reinforce and help each other, and the Sinful Self can see that the creative elements are not blind to its worries, but will also use its abilities to help discover explanations and answers to the questions of the so-called Sinful Self. [...]

[...] You spend four times as much time worrying about the distractions as the so-called distractions themselves actually take. [...]

[...] Only your worrying slows their actualization. [...]

[...] Ruburt, incidentally, had a natural abortion because the message was already in the body, and all of his worries and concerns were unnecessary. [...]

[...] He felt he was too spontaneous, again, too impulsive—but then in that belief system he worried if his sexual needs could not be properly squashed, supposing someone else aroused them, and he “fell in love” with someone else as quickly as he had fallen in love with you. [...]

There is no need to worry about your friend (Ruburt). [...]

[...] His arms have been sore at night but he did not worry, and the results are easily showing. [...]

[...] This was because you worried about “Unknown” Reality, and time required.

[...] He does not worry that he will be burned. [...]

[...] Only his doubts lead him to worry that recovery might take too long. [...]

[...] For a while, as given much earlier, he was worried about money, believing poverty the mark of the artist. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s beliefs on his own, concerning his writing and money, carried the ball despite his worrying tendencies. [...]

[...] As he worries occasionally about going too far when he is dancing, so he worries the same about the sessions—how far is spontaneity to be trusted, you see. [...]

[...] Remind yourselves also that despite all of your worrying, the spirit of life itself is continually within your experience, and forms your physical body.

[...] You need not worry about a Seth Reader. [...]

[...] I have no need to worry about my intellectual superiority. [...]

[...] Jane said Margaret, who visited last night, is worried about Joe, and wants to get him to Florida earlier this year. [...]

[...] I was still worrying that I’d hurt others and cost them money, though.)

(10:10.) Ruburt has been worrying, rather than concentrating upon his creative work. [...]

When Ruburt feels blue he does of course show it, yet he is still worried that such moods will weaken your own faith, and the same applies to you. [...]

[...] Then he became afraid that he could not reverse them, and only then did the two of you really become worried.

[...] It is only lately that each of you have really become worried enough to want a real change.

[...] Jane believed me, finally, and in the course of the conversation I learned that she’s also been worrying about which of Seth’s recent sessions should be presented in Mass Events. [...]

[...] She’d felt free of worry or concern about what she had talked about, as well as from our usual routine.)

[...] Events will have begun that will insure that you will have no more financial worries.

[...] This is one of his secret worries, you see. [...]

[...] It is your idea to use this toy this evening and not mine, so I am not going to worry about my remarks being recorded for posterity. This is your worry.

He worried when he remembered; now shall he worry because he forgets? [...]

[Rob:] “He worries a little bit because he doesn’t remember what he says, though.”)

[...] He must, however, have faith that this is so — and again, without worrying about how it will happen.

(Jane said my parting words yesterday, that she shouldn’t worry, that the leg will work itself out fine, cheered her quite a bit. [...]