“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I told Jane that I woke up at about 4:00 a.m., worrying about all the things I had to get done this week. [...]

[...] I explained how I’d had to back off from worrying in order to save my sanity and get some work done. [...]

When the time is right, and it will be, you will have no need to worry about tapes, for example, and the process will be easy, natural, and right.

Now: it is the effortlessness, the spontaneous relaxation, that worries Ruburt, in that it is not specifically decided upon at any given point, but seems to happen by itself. [...]

And now, if Ruburt worries that he does not carry his share of the work load, because you spend so much time typing our sessions, then the work of typing the dream experiences, both his and your own, shall be his. [...]

[...] I do realize that this is highly impractical, so you have no worries in this regard.

[...] To brood or worry, or become resentful, is as regrettable as it would be if you, say, painted a big X over one of your paintings because you were dissatisfied with a detail or two. [...]

[...] Seth had confirmed my own opinions, yet I fully acknowledge that I had been worrying about physical hassles for some time, and sometimes wondered whether I was right or should seek medical help.)

[...] Our new bride here is not so worried about psychic phenomena. She is only worried about Adam. [...]

[...] And I believe she has been worried about what she may consider in the back of her mind as Adam’s murky quality. [...]

[...] It developed that she’d had to have a new catheter inserted at around 11:00 AM, and that she was worried about being transferred to another room if and when the administration shut down surgical 3, as they call it. [...]

[...] You are still both afraid—Ruburt primarily, of course—of really trying for fear you will be disappointed, and worried at the disruptions that might occur—again, Ruburt primarily. [...]

[...] And do not worry about it. [...]

[...] She was, however, worried somewhat about what control she would have over the material if, in the prone position, she was in a deeper trance.

[...] For instance, she worried about not knowing the time, yet once the session began she thought nothing of it. [...]

[...] The pendulum told me I was worrying about everything from taking too long in producing The “Unknown” Reality to stewing about spending too much time painting, to worrying about my own seeming lack of income. [...]

[...] Ruburt did try self-hypnosis then, but he was so overly concerned whether or not he would meet with results that for a while he simply exhausted himself with worry and concern. [...]

It is an error to worry in anticipation. [...]

[...] Psychologically, they began when Ruburt became worried over two issues. [...] He also began to worry about helping with “Unknown” at that time, and about Psyche.

[...] Some of my teeth bother me at times, and tonight the pendulum told me they do so because I’m worrying about Jane.

[...] Worry does not lead to action. [...]

[...] I was too upset and Rob was too worried about me to pick up such precise information—but will be curious as to whether or not any good points were given during the second, more charged segment.

[...] I used to worry that if Seth gave wrong data this would reflect on the legitimate nature of that personality. [...]

Now, if he is worried about a recurrence (pause), I suggest that he say quite simply: “God’s peace be with me,” before he sleeps, without worrying or arguing with the meaning of the term God.

[...] At that time, long past, you were worried and somewhat jealous of Ruburt’s work progress. [...]

[...] You would have financial security at least so that you could paint without money worries.

[...] If he thought you looked tired, or at all reproachful or worried or bothered on a session night, he would feel that you did not really want to have a session. [...]

When you did not speak of your work much he interpreted this to mean deep worry and concern on your part about it.