“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] However, her statement prompted me to tell her that a few days before the insurance company had denied our claim for major medical benefits because they hadn’t received the hospital records, I’d waked up early one morning and lay there worrying about the possibility of a denial for perhaps an hour. [...]

[...] Peggy talked about being relieved of the “responsibility” for the bedsores, which obviously worried her. [...]

[...] Three hours of free writing time are not supposed to be three hours of worry. [...]

The glasses he wears are not nearly as important as his worry about which glasses to wear. [...]

[...] The fact that you are worrying about proving your own existence, however, proves that you exist. [...]

(To Arnold.) Now, to our friend here, you are worried about being aggressive in your psy-time. [...]

[...] There is no need to worry about my knowing your fears. The worry is that you do not know your own fears. [...]

[...] None did, but she received brief notes from Seth: “You don’t have to worry about me drinking too much. [...]

[...] She wasn’t worried but it was a weird state of consciousness. [...]

[...] “I wasn’t worried about not doing the motions though,” Jane said, “particularly after the arms started doing their thing last night.”

[...] Although I worried about deciphering them later, I anticipate no problems.

(“Well,” I said, “you might have lost some things by doing that, but don’t worry about it. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) He was worried that his natural expression and search, publicly expressed at that point in history, was dangerous because it put him in the gaze of a growing band of fanatics on the one hand, and also roused old fears of a private nature, having to do with the overall validity of revelatory information. [...]

[...] It is important that he not worry, or project his difficulties into the future—and while he does much better at that than he did, he still needs the reminder. [...]

Worrying about taxes, again to whatever degree, is the same sort of thing. [...]

[...] There is no doubt that he worries about them. [...]

[...] He is still frightened, and will be worried lest he become too involved in it, but he is willing to handle that on a conscious level now, which is another important change in beliefs.

[...] He is also still worried about you; should he suddenly decide he felt like going on a shopping expedition in the middle of the afternoon, what would your reaction be? [...]

[...] In the meantime she worries, Seth said, about my opinion of her because the money is slow in coming. She also worries about a delay before her next project is accepted, remembering the long delay between her first novel, The Rebellers, and the acceptance of the ESP book—at least a year. I reassured Seth that I am not worried about Jane or her contributions in any way. [...]

[...] During the afternoon she said that she’d never worried about the insurance question. [...]

[...] When in the beginning you were cautious, and worried about his overdoing it, or going into trance at the drop of a hat, he relied upon you in that way. [...]

[...] He also became aware once again of his limitations, physically speaking: There was not much, it seemed, he could do but work, so he took the rational approach — and it says that to solve the problem you worry about it.

[...] It made him realize how limited his activity had become, and again following the prescribed rational prescription, he worried about it.

[...] It would not worry, but would exercise whatever new motions were possible. [...]

[...] You are going ahead in spite of the worry. [...]

[...] Above all, Ruburt is not to worry, but instead he must resolutely shove such thoughts away whenever he is aware of them. [...]

[...] And your superior himself worries about his own position.

[...] At next break, John confirmed Seth’s statement that his superior was worried about his job. [...]

[...] Your ego is a sufficiently well-developed one so that you need not worry but that it will set up acceptable blockages, and shield you.

We shall go into this, for it affects you deeply, and it worries you deeply.

[...] When I remarked that I tried not to worry about such things anymore, she replied that she too had better get back to book work and forget the world’s troubles: “Come on, Seth, I’m here.” [...]

[...] When you can, encourage your fine wife to follow your example in determining not to worry. [...]

[...] No news about Blue Cross — but he had said that we had no worries about gift taxes should anyone contribute to the fund Maude Cardwell is presumably organizing for us. [...]